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A.Invaders came to India and looted it of its wealth. B.Today we may be rich in wealth, but not rich at heart. C. Sadly, now the situation has changed. D. India has a glorious past with rich cultural heritage. E. In fact, materialism has taken the place of spiritualism. F. But they too admired the indians. Which will be the LAST sentence of the paragraph? |
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Answer» A |
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A.Invaders came to India and looted it of its wealth. B.Today we may be rich in wealth, but not rich at heart. C. Sadly, now the situation has changed. D. India has a glorious past with rich cultural heritage. E. In fact, materialism has taken the place of spiritualism. F. But they too admired the indians.Which sentence will come at SECOND place in the paragraph? |
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Answer» E |
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A.Invaders came to India and looted it of its wealth. B.Today we may be rich in wealth, but not rich at heart. C. Sadly, now the situation has changed. D. India has a glorious past with rich cultural heritage. E. In fact, materialism has taken the place of spiritualism. F. But they too admired the indians. Which will be the FIFTH sentence in the paragraph? |
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Answer» A |
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A.Invaders came to India and looted it of its wealth. B.Today we may be rich in wealth, but not rich at heart. C. Sadly, now the situation has changed. D. India has a glorious past with rich cultural heritage. E. In fact, materialism has taken the place of spiritualism. F. But they too admired the indians. Which will be the THIRD sentence of the paragraph? |
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Answer» F |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Accosted |
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Answer» addressed |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Tormented |
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Answer» agitated |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Convulsed |
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Answer» disturbed |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Besieged |
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Answer» captured |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken 1to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Which of the following is not the purpose of avatars of Lord as declared in the scriptures? |
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Answer» To PROTECT the righteous |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Gloated |
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Answer» incited |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken 1to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." What was Krishna's vow to Draupadi? |
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Answer» That he will punish the PANDAVAS for not protecting Draupadi. |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken 1to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Why was Krishna unable to prevent the destructive game of dice? |
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Answer» Because he himself was FOND of dicing. |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken 1to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Why did the sons of Dhritarashtra insult Draupadi? |
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Answer» Because Draupadi had become their slave LIKE her FIVE husbands. |
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As soon as Krishna learnt of the events at Hastinapura, the game: of dice and the exile of the Panda vans, he set out for the forest where the Pandavas, were living. Along with Krishna went many, including men of the Bhoja and Vrishni tribes. Dhrishtaketu, the king of Chedi country, and the Kekayas, who were all devoted to the Pandavas. They were filled with righteous indignation when they heard of Duryodhuna's perfidy and cried out that surely the earth would drink the blood of such wicked people. Draupadi approached Sri Krishna and, in a voice drowned in tears and broken with sobs. told the story of her wrongs. She said: "l was dragged to the assembly when I had but a single garment on my body. The sons of Dhritarashtra insulted me most outrageously and gloated over my agony. They thought that l had become their slave an d accosted me and treated me as one. Even Bhishma and Dhritarashtra forgot my birth and breeding and my relationship to them . O Janardhana, even my husbands did not protect me from the jeers and the ribald insults of those foul ruffians. Bhima's bodily strength and Arjuna's Gandiva were alike of no avail. Undner such supreme · provocation even weaklings would have found strength and courage to strike th e vile insulter dead. The Pandavas are renowned heroes and yet Duryodhana lives! I, the daughter- in-law of the emperor Pan du, was dragged by my hair. I, the wife of five heroes, was dishonoured. O Madhusudana, even you had deserted me." She stood trembling, utterly unable to continue, for the grief convulsed her. Krishna was deeply moved and he consoled the weeping Draupadi. He said: "Those who tormented you will be stricken 1to death in the bloody quagmire of a lost battle. Wipe your eyes. I solemnly promise that your grievous wrongs shall be amply avenged.I shall help the Pandavas in every way. You will become an empress. The heavens may fall, the Himalayas may split in twain, the earth may crumble or the boundless sea may dry up- but, I tell you verily, my words shall stand, swear this," and Krishna took a solemn vow before Draupadi. This vow, it will be seen, was in perfect accord with the purpose of the Lord's avatars, as declared in scriptures : "For protecting the righteous, for destroying the wicked and for firmly upholding the law, I am born on Earth age after age." Dhrishtadyumna also consoled his sister and told her how nemesis. would overtake the Kauravas. He said : "I will kill Drona. Shikhandi will cause Bhishma's fall. Bhima will take the lives of the wicked Duryodhana and his brothers. Arjuna will slay Kama, the charioteer's son." Sri Krishna said : "When this calamity befell you, I was not in Dwaraka. Has I been there, I would never have allowed this fraudulent game of dice to take place. Uninvited, I would have gone there and stirred up Drona, Kripa and the other elders to a sense of duty. I would, at all costs, have prevented this destructive play of dice. When Sakuni was cheating vou, I was fighting King Salva, who had besieged my city. It was only after I had defeated him that I came to know of the game of dice and the subsequent sordid story. It grieves me that I am not able to remove your sorrows immediately but you know, some water must be lost before a broken dam is restored." Why were Draupadi's husbands helpless to protect her from the insults of wicked sons ofDhritarashtra? |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. What is reason behind people's inefficiency in leadership positions? |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. What type of process must a leader possess? |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. What type ofleadership style is mentioned in the passage? |
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Answer» The LEADERSHIP STYLE is the pattern of development of a person. |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. According to the passage, which of the following are the best qualities to be possessed by a leader? |
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Answer» Unconfused, SANGUINE and positive. |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. Cliche |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. Humanitarianism |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. Feeble |
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Answer» Wimpy |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. What qualities ofa leader will touch the lives of the people ofa nation? |
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Answer» The leader should be dominating. |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. Ability |
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Answer» Competence |
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A leadership is an influence process. It is the ability to motivate - others to do something, believe in something or act in a certain way. The leadership style is the pattern of behaviors used to influence others. Leaders are people who do the right thing. A leadership provides the vision, so that the management gets things done. Many people have been put in leadership positions but they lack the training, particularly in the non-profit-making organizations or those of public interest. Leaders are also risk-taker. They must learn from their success and failure. This may sound like a cliche but if you do things the way they have always been done and never take a chance, you will always get what you had before. Leaders should always reward risk-taking in others. A good leader is able to change plans or tactics without hesitation the moment the old methods are not working well. An effective leader should be clear-headed, self-confident and sure of himself but always ready to learn. His mental flexibility allows him to be sensitive to the needs of change and on the lookout for the best new methods. It is only of justice and humanitarianism ground that a leader should have a strcng sense of justice, especially seasoned by sympathy. The leader should be warm and direct. This quality is important, especially' if the leader is going to touch on the lives of a nation where the people range from the old, young, feeble, weak, educated and uneducated and humans from all walks oflife. The leader of tomorrow is changing from the top- down management style to a friendly approach. Therefore, working together creates the concern for work and productivity that both sides look for. Failure |
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(A)apart from the potential for upholding human values, is our ability to make choices, to take control of our destiny. (B) Unless we go with nature, we won't be able to survive any longer, in Stephen Hawking's words, "the next thousand years" on this fragile planet". (C ) It all comes down to karama, what goes around comes around. Humans have committed mass deforestation, nature has rewarded us with climate change, unexpected storms, wildfires and sea levels. (D) That's not just why we must be careful in terms of the lifestylewe choose. What differentiates us humans from other species, (E) Today it all comes down to our lifestyle choices, each of which, corporations have ensured have strong repercussions on nature. |
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A. "What a waste of my tax money", I thought, walking post the people having free Californian Chardonnay. B. "Speak to her", he said "She's into books". C.The friendwho had brought me there noticed my noticing her. D. In late 2003, I was still paying taxes in America so it horrifiedme that he US Consulatewas hosting a "Gallo drinking appreciation event". E. Behind them, a pianist was playing old film tunes, and a slim short woman was dancing around him. Which of the following would be the FOURTH sentence? |
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A. "What a waste of my tax money", I thought, walking post the people having free Californian Chardonnay. B. "Speak to her", he said "She's into books". C.The friendwho had brought me there noticed my noticing her. D. In late 2003, I was still paying taxes in America so it horrifiedme that he US Consulatewas hosting a "Gallo drinking appreciation event". E. Behind them, a pianist was playing old film tunes, and a slim short woman was dancing around him. Which of the following would be the SECOND sentence? |
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A. "What a waste of my tax money", I thought, walking post the people having free Californian Chardonnay. B. "Speak to her", he said "She's into books". C.The friendwho had brought me there noticed my noticing her. D. In late 2003, I was still paying taxes in America so it horrifiedme that he US Consulatewas hosting a "Gallo drinking appreciation event". E. Behind them, a pianist was playing old film tunes, and a slim short woman was dancing around him. Which of the following would be the FIFTH (LAST) sentence? |
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A. "What a waste of my tax money", I thought, walking post the people having free Californian Chardonnay. B. "Speak to her", he said "She's into books". C.The friendwho had brought me there noticed my noticing her. D. In late 2003, I was still paying taxes in America so it horrifiedme that he US Consulatewas hosting a "Gallo drinking appreciation event". E. Behind them, a pianist was playing old film tunes, and a slim short woman was dancing around him. Which of the following would be the FIRST sentence? |
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By the middle of the 19th Century, the urban population of England _________ the rural population. |
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Answer» have EXCEED |
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(A) Do the devices that make it possible to do so many things at once truly raise our productivity or merely help us spin our wheels faster? (B) More important, they're exploring what can be done about it - how we can work smarter, live smarter and put our beloved gadgets back in their proper place, with us running them, not the other way around . (C) The dinging digital devices that allow us to connect and communicate so readily also disrupt our work, our thoughts and what little is left of our private lives. (D) They have begun to calculate the pluses, the minuses and the economic costs of the interrupted life - in dollars, productivity and dysfunction. (E)What sort of toll is all this disruption and metnal channel switching taking on our ability to think clearly work effectively and function as healthy human beings? (F) Over the past five years, psychologists, efficiency, experts and information-technology researchers have begun to explore those questions in detail. Which of the following should be the SIXTH (LAST) sentence? |
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(A) Do the devices that make it possible to do so many things at once truly raise our productivity or merely help us spin our wheels faster? (B) More important, they're exploring what can be done about it - how we can work smarter, live smarter and put our beloved gadgets back in their proper place, with us running them, not the other way around . (C) The dinging digital devices that allow us to connect and communicate so readily also disrupt our work, our thoughts and what little is left of our private lives. (D) They have begun to calculate the pluses, the minuses and the economic costs of the interrupted life - in dollars, productivity and dysfunction. (E)What sort of toll is all this disruption and metnal channel switching taking on our ability to think clearly work effectively and function as healthy human beings? (F) Over the past five years, psychologists, efficiency, experts and information-technology researchers have begun to explore those questions in detail. Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence? |
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(A) Do the devices that make it possible to do so many things at once truly raise our productivity or merely help us spin our wheels faster? (B) More important, they're exploring what can be done about it - how we can work smarter, live smarter and put our beloved gadgets back in their proper place, with us running them, not the other way around . (C) The dinging digital devices that allow us to connect and communicate so readily also disrupt our work, our thoughts and what little is left of our private lives. (D) They have begun to calculate the pluses, the minuses and the economic costs of the interrupted life - in dollars, productivity and dysfunction. (E)What sort of toll is all this disruption and metnal channel switching taking on our ability to think clearly work effectively and function as healthy human beings? (F) Over the past five years, psychologists, efficiency, experts and information-technology researchers have begun to explore those questions in detail. Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence? |
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(A) Do the devices that make it possible to do so many things at once truly raise our productivity or merely help us spin our wheels faster? (B) More important, they're exploring what can be done about it - how we can work smarter, live smarter and put our beloved gadgets back in their proper place, with us running them, not the other way around . (C) The dinging digital devices that allow us to connect and communicate so readily also disrupt our work, our thoughts and what little is left of our private lives. (D) They have begun to calculate the pluses, the minuses and the economic costs of the interrupted life - in dollars, productivity and dysfunction. (E)What sort of toll is all this disruption and metnal channel switching taking on our ability to think clearly work effectively and function as healthy human beings? (F) Over the past five years, psychologists, efficiency, experts and information-technology researchers have begun to explore those questions in detail. Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence? |
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(A) Do the devices that make it possible to do so many things at once truly raise our productivity or merely help us spin our wheels faster? (B) More important, they're exploring what can be done about it - how we can work smarter, live smarter and put our beloved gadgets back in their proper place, with us running them, not the other way around . (C) The dinging digital devices that allow us to connect and communicate so readily also disrupt our work, our thoughts and what little is left of our private lives. (D) They have begun to calculate the pluses, the minuses and the economic costs of the interrupted life - in dollars, productivity and dysfunction. (E)What sort of toll is all this disruption and metnal channel switching taking on our ability to think clearly work effectively and function as healthy human beings? (F) Over the past five years, psychologists, efficiency, experts and information-technology researchers have begun to explore those questions in detail. Which of the following should be the THIRD sentence? |
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Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. The sentence given in (H) has four words printed in bold. Amongst the given bold words, which of the following must replace each other to make the sentence contextually correct and meaningful? |
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Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. Tho sentences are given in italics on both sides of (G). Which of the following statements can came in between the two sentences in place of (G) and mamtam the contmmty of the paragraph? |
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Answer» Every year, more than 10,000 people migrate to the capital in search of Job or to study. |
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| 288. |
Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. Which of the following words should fill the blank given in (J) to make it contextually correct and meaningful? |
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Answer» INNOVATIVE |
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| 289. |
Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. In the passage given, a sentence (I) is given in italics, There may or may not be an error in one part of the sentence. Choose the part which has an error in it as your ariswer. If there is no error then choose option (e) as your answer. |
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Answer» The World Bank has said |
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Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. Which of the following phrases should fill in the blank in (D) to make it contextually correct and meaningful? |
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Answer» Both the govermnents should ban the use of old vehicles |
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| 291. |
Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. The sentence given in (C) has four words printed in bold. Amongst the given bold words, which of the following must replace each other to make the sentence contextually correct and meaningful? |
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Answer» `2-3` |
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| 292. |
Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases.A word is given in bold in (F). Choose the word which should replace the word given in bold to· make the sentence correct and meaningful. If no change is required, choose option (e) as your answer. |
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Answer» supposed |
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| 293. |
Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. Which of the following words given in the option should come it the place marked as (E) in the above paragraph to make it grammacally correct and meaningful. Also, the word should fill m the two sentences given below to make them contextually correct and meaningful. ( 1) They can't destroy the strong, but they can________ significant damage. (ii) When attacked by dogs, the cats use their sharp canine teeth, which ________ deep and even dangerous wounds. |
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Answer» inflict |
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Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. In the passage given, a sentence (B) is givenin italics, There may or may not be an error in one part of the sentence. Choose the part which has an error in it as your answer. If there is no error then choose option (e) as your answer. |
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Answer» Tens of millions LIVE with ambient air quality |
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Capital Region is badly hit'. as the summg of agricultural residue in Punjab and Haryana is releasing large volumes of smoke containing, among other pollutants, highly damaging fine particulates, or PM2.5. The problem is (A) by the burning of urban waste diesel soot vehicular exhaust, road and construction dust,' and powe?eneration. Al though India has nine of the 10 most polluted cities m the world, it has not taken consistent action on pollution. (B) Tens of millions live with ambient air quality that is well short of even the relaxed parameters the country has set for fine paraiculates, compared with that of the World Health Organisation. India should at least now' give high importance to the WHO warning about air pollution being the new tobacco. (C) This year's prevailing.(1) air quality rating for Delhi and poor (2) conditions severe (3) in other cities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain should compel a decisive (4) shift in policy. The Centre and the State governments need to get into crisis mode to dramatically reduce emissions. (D) ________ , which is a direct source, and emissions with oxides of nitrogen and sulphur from vehicles that tum into fine particulates through atmospheric reactions. Failure to take sustainable and urgent measures will (E) long-term harm on public health, affecting children even more by putting them at higher risk for diseases. Which of tbe following words given in the option should come at the place marked as (A) in the above paragraph to make it graeatically correct and meaningful. Also, the word should fill m the two sentences given below to make them contextually correct and meaningful. (i) Undue claims on the part of the tax collectors were________ by the extortion of the public officials. (ii) Poverty has been the real cause of all these disturbances which were often________by the existence of faction profoundly indicative of barbarism. |
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Answer» relieved |
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(A) For instance, if we measure the roomtemperature continuously and plot it graph with time on X-axis and temperature on the Y-axis, we get a continuous waveform, which is an analog signal. Analog is always continuous. (B) The absence or presence of something can be used to plot a digital signal. (C ) An analog signal is a continuously varying signal, similar to a sinusoidal waveform. (D) Any signal can be classified into one of the two types: analog and digital. (E) In contrast, a digital signal takes the form of pulses, where we have something or nothing. Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after rearrangement? |
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Answer» A |
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(A) For instance, if we measure the roomtemperature continuously and plot it graph with time on X-axis and temperature on the Y-axis, we get a continuous waveform, which is an analog signal. Analog is always continuous. (B) The absence or presence of something can be used to plot a digital signal. (C ) An analog signal is a continuously varying signal, similar to a sinusoidal waveform. (D) Any signal can be classified into one of the two types: analog and digital. (E) In contrast, a digital signal takes the form of pulses, where we have something or nothing. Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement? |
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Answer» A |
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(A) For instance, if we measure the roomtemperature continuously and plot it graph with time on X-axis and temperature on the Y-axis, we get a continuous waveform, which is an analog signal. Analog is always continuous. (B) The absence or presence of something can be used to plot a digital signal. (C ) An analog signal is a continuously varying signal, similar to a sinusoidal waveform. (D) Any signal can be classified into one of the two types: analog and digital. (E) In contrast, a digital signal takes the form of pulses, where we have something or nothing. Which of the following should be the FOURTH sentence after rearrangement? |
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Answer» A |
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(A) For instance, if we measure the roomtemperature continuously and plot it graph with time on X-axis and temperature on the Y-axis, we get a continuous waveform, which is an analog signal. Analog is always continuous. (B) The absence or presence of something can be used to plot a digital signal. (C ) An analog signal is a continuously varying signal, similar to a sinusoidal waveform. (D) Any signal can be classified into one of the two types: analog and digital. (E) In contrast, a digital signal takes the form of pulses, where we have something or nothing. Which of the following should be the THIRD sentence after rearrangement? |
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Answer» A |
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(A) For instance, if we measure the roomtemperature continuously and plot it graph with time on X-axis and temperature on the Y-axis, we get a continuous waveform, which is an analog signal. Analog is always continuous. (B) The absence or presence of something can be used to plot a digital signal. (C ) An analog signal is a continuously varying signal, similar to a sinusoidal waveform. (D) Any signal can be classified into one of the two types: analog and digital. (E) In contrast, a digital signal takes the form of pulses, where we have something or nothing. Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after rearrangement? |
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Answer» A |
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