@angadsharma My take on the set1:4) 3) 3) 2) 1)

@angadsharma said:

Set-1A. After doing so, the heart of your cash flow will be strong and healthy.B. Cash is your businesss lifeblood.C. If managed poorly, then your company could go into cardiac arrest.D. To prevent your business from suffering heart attacks, you should learn to manage cash flow in a well thought-out manner.E. Several ways to do this is by generating a project rate of returns as well as determining possible problems with liquidity.a) ABECD b) CBADE c) BCDEA d) ABDECSet-2A. This factor is exclusion access to these technologies remains excluded by class, race and gender.B. In comparing these two things, we must realize that there is one important factor for the limitation the former.C. The rise of digital technologies has the potential to open new directions in ethnography.D. Despite the ubiquity of these technologies, their infiltration into popular research methods is still limited compared to the number of online scholarly research portals.a) CDBA b) BACD c) CDAB d) BCDASet-3A. Adam Smith is often described as the founding father of economics.B. One prominent book he wrote was Theory of Moral Sentiments.C. A great deal of what is now considered standard theory about markets was developed by Adam Smith.D. It is a very important text in the history of moral and political thought because he talks about individual freedom.E. According to Smith, this freedom is rooted in self-reliance and the ability of an individual to pursue his self-interest.a) EDACB b) ACBED c) ACBDE d) EBADESet-4A. Today, the study of the fruit fly has expanded to research for human diseases.B. This is because the fruit flys robust genetic system makes it an invaluable tool for scientists studying current inheritance diseases.C. These diseases include Alzheimers, Parkinsons and Huntingtons disease.D. In past decades, scientists have used the fruit fly as a model organism for examining biological systems.a) DACB b) DABC c) BACD d) CBADSet-5A. It is one of a group of disorders known as parasomnias: unusual activities that occur during sleep.B. Sleepwalking occurs in the deep stage of sleep when slow brain waves begin to appear.C. These range from teeth grinding and restless leg syndrome to eating while asleep.D. Our bodies function according to a 24 hour cycle called a circadian rhythm.E. Some researchers believe that slight differences in this cycle could be linked to sleepwalking.a) BACED b) CDBAE c) EBACD d) BACDE

@Shray14 said:

OA-option D

@themaster said:

The fall of the Wall: what a perfect subject for contemporary art. A. French conceptual artist Sophie Calle photographed the sites of vanished communist monuments in East Berlin and then asked locals to describe what had been there. B. The German superstar Thomas Demand modelled, then photographed, a miniature Stasi office with its drawers frantically rifled. C. There are exceptions, mostly concerning only one side of the Wall. D. Jane and Louise Wilson simply videoed the real building, showing its cruddy furniture and primitive spying equipment, including a false tree trunk with eyeholes, offering no political insights 6. Collective memory divided by tyranny! a) DBAC b) CDBA c) CBDA d) ABCD e) DCBA

@maddy2807 said:

option A for me bhai...tag me in OA

@themaster said:

The fall of the Wall: what a perfect subject for contemporary art. A. French conceptual artist Sophie Calle photographed the sites of vanished communist monuments in East Berlin and then asked locals to describe what had been there. B. The German superstar Thomas Demand modelled, then photographed, a miniature Stasi office with its drawers frantically rifled. C. There are exceptions, mostly concerning only one side of the Wall. D. Jane and Louise Wilson simply videoed the real building, showing its cruddy furniture and primitive spying equipment, including a false tree trunk with eyeholes, offering no political insights 6. Collective memory divided by tyranny! a) DBAC b) CDBA c) CBDA d) ABCD e) DCBA @maddy2807 bhai aap bhi karlo..

@themaster said:

The fall of the Wall: what a perfect subject for contemporary art. A. French conceptual artist Sophie Calle photographed the sites of vanished communist monuments in East Berlin and then asked locals to describe what had been there. B. The German superstar Thomas Demand modelled, then photographed, a miniature Stasi office with its drawers frantically rifled. C. There are exceptions, mostly concerning only one side of the Wall. D. Jane and Louise Wilson simply videoed the real building, showing its cruddy furniture and primitive spying equipment, including a false tree trunk with eyeholes, offering no political insights 6. Collective memory divided by tyranny! a) DBAC

@themaster said:

The fall of the Wall: what a perfect subject for contemporary art. A. French conceptual artist Sophie Calle photographed the sites of vanished communist monuments in East Berlin and then asked locals to describe what had been there. B. The German superstar Thomas Demand modelled, then photographed, a miniature Stasi office with its drawers frantically rifled. C. There are exceptions, mostly concerning only one side of the Wall. D. Jane and Louise Wilson simply videoed the real building, showing its cruddy furniture and primitive spying equipment, including a false tree trunk with eyeholes, offering no political insights 6. Collective memory divided by tyranny! a) DBAC b) CDBA c) CBDA d) ABCD e) DCBA @maddy2807 bhai aap bhi karlo..

@KungFuPandey said:

Five sentences are given below, labeled A, B, C, D and E. They need to be arranged in a logical order to form a coherent paragraph/passage. From the given options, choose the most appropriate one.A. The repercussions of that 1967 conflict set the backdrop for the seemingly never-ending Israeli-Palestinian conflict.B. In other words, peace could ultimately be kept only if those on either side of the conflict found it in their interest.C. Moreover, the blue-helmeted soldiers who were stationed on the western part of the Sinai Peninsula could be told to leave by their host country, Egypt, at any moment.D. Its job was not to resolve the deeper sources of the conflict or enforce a permanent settlement.E. A decade after the Suez conflict the Egyptians asked UNEF peacekeepers to leave on the eve of the Six-Day War. a ABCDE b EABCD c DCBEA d BCDEA

@KungFuPandey said:

Five sentences are given below, labeled A, B, C, D and E. They need to be arranged in a logical order to form a coherent paragraph/passage. From the given options, choose the most appropriate one.A. The repercussions of that 1967 conflict set the backdrop for the seemingly never-ending Israeli-Palestinian conflict.B. In other words, peace could ultimately be kept only if those on either side of the conflict found it in their interest.C. Moreover, the blue-helmeted soldiers who were stationed on the western part of the Sinai Peninsula could be told to leave by their host country, Egypt, at any moment.D. Its job was not to resolve the deeper sources of the conflict or enforce a permanent settlement.E. A decade after the Suez conflict the Egyptians asked UNEF peacekeepers to leave on the eve of the Six-Day War. a ABCDE b EABCD c DCBEA d BCDEA

Five sentences are given below, labeled A, B, C, D and E. They need to be arranged in a logical order to form a coherent paragraph/passage. From the given options, choose the most appropriate one.
A. The repercussions of that 1967 conflict set the backdrop for the seemingly never-ending Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
B. In other words, peace could ultimately be kept only if those on either side of the conflict found it in their interest.
C. Moreover, the blue-helmeted soldiers who were stationed on the western part of the Sinai Peninsula could be told to leave by their host country, Egypt, at any moment.
D. Its job was not to resolve the deeper sources of the conflict or enforce a permanent settlement.
E. A decade after the Suez conflict the Egyptians asked UNEF peacekeepers to leave on the eve of the Six-Day War.

@nikita105 said:

@maddy2807 sorry a typo..its BECDA

This looks perfect...still i made mistake

@nikita105 said:

@maddy2807

@ronnie_pg the OA is BEDCA

@nikita105 said:

A. We’re still a closely divided nation; it’s just that we’re angrier about it.

B. One of the oddities of the current moment is that the country wants a radical change in government but not a radical change in policy.

C. On the other hand, they have not changed their fundamental views on the issues.

D. There has been some shift to the right over the past two years, but the policy landscape looks mostly the way it did over the last few decades.

E. On the one hand, voters are completely disgusted with Washington.

@nikita105

ABECD

Set 260:

1234

1324

@khatrex said:

@sasu1ke

SET 260

1243

1324

ditto @sasu1ke Level- Easy :P

@g_ankit said:

1) c

2) a

@themaster said:

SET 259

@themaster said:

SET 259

1)

A. The chief modern challenge to myth has come not from ethics but from science.

B. Where Plato bemoans myths for presenting the gods as practitioners of immoral behaviour,

modern critics dismiss myth for explaining the world unscientifically.

C. It was above all the Stoics who defended myth against this charge by reinterpreting it allegorically.

D. In the West the challenge to myth goes back at least to Plato, who rejected Homeric myth on,

especially, ethical grounds.

E. Here myth is assumed to explain how gods control the physical world rather than, as for Plato,

how they behave among themselves.

(a) ABCDE (b) AEDCB (c) DCAEB (d) BDCAE

2)

A. Classical music, by contrast, encodes maturity and, by extension, the demands of responsibility

to family and to society.

B. The meaning of the commercial emerges out of this odd juxtaposition of the music you see and

the music you hear.

C. What the commercial is saying (though not in so many words, of course) is that you can begin

responsible financial planning without selling out on your youth, freedom, and spontaneity.

D. Rock stands for youth, freedom, being true to yourself; in a word, authenticity.

E. Through music, the commercial accomplishes a kind of conjuring trick, combining both sets of

values and in this way selling the advertiser’s message (you need to start planning for your old

age now) to a segment of society that might be expected to be resistant to it.

(a) BDAEC (b) EDABC (c) ECBDA (d) BECDA

OA by 8 pm..

@themaster said:

SET 259

@themaster said:

SET 259

1- DCEAB (done by option elimination) not very sure
2 - BDAEC - D and A explain the juxtaposition mentioned in B

P.S : Pls tag me when u give the OA

@themaster said:

OA set 258

1a

2b Most of you got it right

@dark-phoenix @Argod @ambitiousviolet @nwelief @wovfactorAPS @shivs

@themaster said:

SET 258

1) A. To house this event a huge temporary exhibition hall (Joseph Paxton’s steel and glass ‘Crystal

Palace’) was built on Hyde Park in central London.

B. Although the birth of dinosaurs was relatively inauspicious (first appearing as an afterthought in

the published report of the 11th meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science),

they were soon to become the centre of worldwide attention.

C. At the time of Owen’s review, he was working on a surprisingly meagre collection of fossil bones

and teeth that had been discovered up to that time and were scattered around the British Isles.

D. To celebrate such influence and achievement, the Great Exhibition of 1851 was devised.

E. The reason for this was simple. Owen worked in London, at the Museum of the Royal College of

Surgeons, at a time when the British Empire was probably at its greatest extent.

(a) CBEDA (b) BDACE (c) BDAEC (d) ECBDA

2)

A. Like other ephemera of past times, bestsellers (even Orwell’s despised Deeping) offer the charm

of antiquarian quaintness.

B. Any study of bestsellers confronts the same question as does the decaf, no-fat latte drinker in

Starbucks: ‘Why bother?’

C. And, so short is their lifespan, that today’s bestsellers become yesterday’s fiction almost as

soon as one has read them.

D. One justification, and the easiest demonstrated, is their (that is, bestsellers’) interesting peculiarity.

E. Where else would one encounter a line such as: ‘I say, you are a sport, pater’ [‘Son’ addressing

‘Sorrell’, on having been given a tenner ‘tip’ in Deeping’s Sorrell and Son].

(a) ACBDE (b) BDAEC (c) BEADC (d) BDEAC

@themaster said:

SET 258