COMPREHENSION TEST
205. (3) germs 239. (3) in trying to please all, you 275. (2) turned old and ugly
206. (1) Indians use more than 40,000 please none 276. (1) indiscriminate exploitation of
allopathic drugs 240. (1) called the farmer and his son resources
207. (3) Information should be printed fools for not riding the ass 277. (2) Because they have inherited
on the carton or in a pamphlet 241. (1) promotion of good health an overexploited environment
kept inside it 242. (1) his work which good health 278. (2) consequences
208. (2) Even mild drugs are not al- makes possible 279. (4) All of the above
ways safe 243. (4) often suffer from imaginary 280. (4) Both (2) and (3)
209. (3) give very little and unintelli- illnesses 281. (3) gasoline engine and electric
gible information 244. (1) health is an end in itself motor
210. (4) Drugs should be used only 245. (2) what a healthy man should 282. (4) hybrids use two types of pro-
according to prescription or should not do pulsions while conventionals rely
211. (2) regrets our ignoring the aims 246. (3) they suffered from lack of on one.
of true education knowledge about El Nino as they 283. (2) To use gasoline efficiently.
212. (2) making examinations an en- were not scientifically advanced. 284. (1) restorative
joyable experience 247. (3) a weather event 285. (2) Since hybrid vehicles use less
213. (1) memory 248. (4) All of the above gasoline and put fewer emissions
214. (1) show how students of dance 249. (3) barren into the atmosphere, they are
and music enjoy not only learn- 250. (2) It results in vegetation on bar- better for the environment.
ing but also examinations ren lands. 286. (4) he/she sees the universe as
215. (4) to encourage originality and 251. (1) It causes an upswelling of rich a single entity
problem solving ability nutrients making it the most pro- 287. (2) both exist because of the oth-
216. (3) three ductive in the world. er; they are interrelated
217. (3) The first hatchet 252. (1) El Nino occurs during Christ- 288. (3) Without cutting trees he can’t
218. (1) 2000 mas earn money; can’t buy his meals
219. (1) Paleolithic 253. (2) destructive effects 289. (1) everything co-exists in nature
220. (3) 6000 to 3000 B.C. 254. (4) El Nino and droughts away 290. (4) Because our very existence
221. (3) Met in the restaurant and 255. (3) equivalent is defined by this term
went out walking after dinner. 256. (4) All of these 291. (2) Herodotus
222. (4) He was taking care of plague 257. (3) Woven into the curriculum 292. (4) They sought divine assistance.
patients. 258. (2) Under-graduate and post- 293. (2) Athenians achieved victory
223. (2) a partner in a small printing graduate stage 294. (4) intervene on behalf of
press. 259. (4) Consensus 295. (2) committed patriotism
224. (4) Because he was worried that 260. (2) Broad 296. (1) she was excited
something had happened to the 261. (2) Proposed 297. (2) The brothers
speaker. 262. (3) Sociology 298. (1) The phone was downstairs.
225. (1) Because he could not find the 263. (2) school subjects may be used 299. (2) was frightened
speaker in the restaurant. creatively to promote Internation- 300. (3) Mother’s timely action
226. (3) giving up one’s honesty for al Understanding. 301. (1) We have set a mechanical
the sake of monetary benefits 264. (1) most of the universities have routine.
227. (4) he was convinced that what prescribed learni ng of 302. (2) If we smile we are mad.
the story of Samson and Delilah International Understanding 303. (4) to unfold the healing powers
illustrates is correct 265. (1) Most fruitfully used of a gentle smile
228. (4) one must lead an honest life 266. (4) Each constellational era cor- 304. (3) it helps us overcome our
229. (2) he was a man of principles responds to recurring types of problems
230. (2) a man of simple faith historical events and moods. 305. (4) Effects of cheerful living
231. (2) it was frightened by some 267. (1) Adjacent generations do not 306. (3) Dayady
noise live similar lives. 307. (1) Sins of enemies
232. (3) sell the ass at the market 268. (3) When Reactives are adults, 308. (3) Jesus Christ
233. (3) a group of girls laughed at the Civics are youths. 309. (4) Forgiveness
farmer’s folly 269. (2) It is attacked by Idealists who 310. (2) Hinduism
234. (3) some old friends advised him are visionary elders.
311. (2) 3 periods
to do so 270. (2) acting in a practical way
312. (3) The first hatchet
235. (1) the exhausted ass will have 271. (3) he could play sweetly on his 313. (1) 2000
no takers in the market flute
314. (1) Paleolithic
236. (3) annoyed 272. (2) changed into a handsome
315. (3) 6000 to 3000 B.C.
237. (2) walk with effort youth
316. (2) strange
238. (2) called the farmer a selfish 273. (4) coach
317. (4) When Nicephore conducted
man 274. (1) planned to marry the Queen
some experiments.
of Italy
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