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2022-08-27 09:41:41 PARA JUMBLE

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A. Clearly, the book was for people like me — and for others who faced dilemmas while making important decisions.

B. ‘Yes, you do that all the time,’ I heard a disapproving voice tell me deep inside my head even as I was reading the first question.

C. The book’s back blurb is eye-catching — it asks whether you have ever invested time in something that, with hindsight, just wasn’t worth it or whether you have ever continued doing something you knew was bad for you.

D. It asks another question — have you ever taken credit for success, but blamed failure on external circumstances?

E. The voice got consistently louder with more questions that followed.

F. Rolf Dobelli’sThe Art of Thinking Clearly has sold over a million copies, topping bestseller charts across the world since it was first published in 2013.

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A. The absence of the indigenization plan makes the first opening for import that is exploited by various interest groups who profit from foreign purchases.

B. In contrast, there is not a single comprehensive indigenization plan document which would make the MoD accountable to its self-reliance commitment.

C. Self-reliance in defence procurement has always been an avowed objective of Indian policy makers since the country’s independence.

D. This is very much evident in the ministry of defence’s (MoD) approach to defence acquisition on which billions of dollars are spent every year.

E. Within the MoD, there are numerous plan documents, apart from dedicated hierarchical structures, for procurement.

F. However, the objective is yet to be translated into a concrete plan of action.

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2022-08-27 09:41:07 Why did the student decide to remain on the roof whole night?

(1) He felt so guilty that he did not have courage to come down.
(2) He waited for the teacher to sleep
(3) He waited to hear the conversation in the teacher’s room
(4) He did not know the way to come down
(5) None of these

What was the plan of the student to take revenge?

(1) To create a situation so that the teacher becomes helpless.
(2) To kill the wife of the teacher
(3) To peep into his bedroom from the roof top
(4) To crush the teacher’s head with a stone at night
(5) None of these

In which system of education was Prabhakaran studying?

(1) The system of read and recite
(2) The system of day and night school
(3) Staying in teacher’s house and work for him
(4) The Gurukula system of learning Sanskrit
(5) None of these

Why did the teacher not show affection to Prabhakaran?

(1) He developed hatred towards him
(2) He knew that Prabhakaran was a potential killer
(3) Prabhakaran did not have sympathy towards teacher’s wife
(4) The teacher had seen him talking with other boys
(5) None of these

The purpose of the teacher to punish the boy was –

(1) to reform him as he was bad in studies
(2) to teach him as he was not paying attention
(3) to send message to the class to improve their behavior
(4) to make the boy vindictive
(5) None of these

Which behavior irritated the teacher most?

(1) Going to roof top with granite stone
(2) Listening to the bedroom conversation
(3) Indulging into the conversation with other boys during class
(4) The weeping of Prabhakaran
(5) None of these

In the opinion of teacher’s wife, Prabhakaran was …..

(1) most dishonest, insincere boy
(2) the best student in the class
(3) a short tempered sensitive boy
(4) a student who deserved much more punishment
(5) a sycophant who used to praise the teacher for no reason

What was the Prabhakaran’s reaction on hearing the conversation in his teacher’s bedroom?

(1) should wait for the couple to sleep and kill them both
(2) how wrong am I to kill such a nice teacher
(3) I should jump onto the bed of the couple from roof top
(4) Alas! I should not have heard the conversation
(5) None of these

Which of the following is TRUE in the context of the passage?

(1) The Gurukula system of education was forced on Prabhakaran
(2) The teacher assaulted the student mercilessly
(3) The teacher’s wife was astonished at the behavior of Prabhakaran
(4) Prabhakaran did not have guilt feeling even after hearing the conversation
(5) Prabhakaran had no plan to kill the teacher

Which of the following is NOT TRUE in the context of the passage?

(1) In old days boys at young age were sent to teacher’s house
(2) But for bedroom conversation, Prabhakaran would not have killed the teacher
(3) Prabhakaran was the best student in the class
(4) The teacher’s wife was of the view that Prabhakaran might run away
(5) The teacher was teaching an important lesson Open / Comment