ShoutBox (Part 1)

@lopagargg said:
A. But it's not always easy to find one with genuine value that you connect with.
B. There are literally thousands of them written on the same topic every year.
C. So deciphering the 'good' from the 'great' can prove to be quite a challenge.
D. That's because, these days, books and online articles are a dime a dozen.
E. It's fairly easy to find a well-written book or an online article.
(a) EADBC (b) EADCB (c) EDABC (d) EBCDA
(a) I suppose!!

OA is A

@lopagargg said:
A. But it's not always easy to find one with genuine value that you connect with.
B. There are literally thousands of them written on the same topic every year.
C. So deciphering the 'good' from the 'great' can prove to be quite a challenge.
D. That's because, these days, books and online articles are a dime a dozen.
E. It's fairly easy to find a well-written book or an online article.
(a) EADBC (b) EADCB (c) EDABC (d) EBCDA
A Sitter - EADBC it should be. - Option A
@karanthepagal said:
Cat fever chit chat thread turned into preparation thread lol...
"studious turned insane dawgs" hi milenge ab toh!!
Coz..."Good isn't good enough nowadays"
@Estallar12 said:
A Sitter - EADBC it should be. - Option A
sitter do toh problem sentence correction do toh problem...

bbyeee all
@lopagargg said:
sitter do toh problem sentence correction do toh problem...
bbyeee all
Lol. Main daal deta hun Queschen. :D
@lopagargg tusi ja re ho ?
@Estallar12 said:
Lol. Main daal deta hun Queschen.
aapke queschen and woh bhi mere jaise garib ko
Passage -

Whatever its outward expression, human thought remains essentially unchanged and, throughout all of its manifestations, is fundamentally the same. Varying phases are but accidents and underneath the diverse wrappings of historic periods or different civilizations, the heart as well as the mind of man has been moved by the same desires. Art possesses a unity like that of nature. It is profound and stirring, precisely because it blends and perpetuates feeling and intelligence by means of outward expressions. Of all human achievements art is the most vital, the one that is dowered with eternal youth, for it awakens in the soul emotions which neither time nor civilization has ever radically altered. Therefore, in commencing the study of an art of strange appearance, what we must seek primarily is the exact nature of the complexity of ideas and feelings upon which it is based. Such is the task presented to us, and since the problem which we here approach is the general study of Chinese painting, we must prepare ourselves first to master the peculiarities of its appearance and technique, in order to understand later on the motives which inspired it.

Why does the writer say that the general study of Chinese painting is a 'problem' (last sentence)?
(a) Because art unifies all human experience, and is universal, hence understanding Chinese art is a problem.
(b) Because Chinese art has different forms – hence understanding it is difficult.
(c) Because the Chinese art is markedly distinctive – hence defies elucidation.
(d) Because it is difficult to understand the motives that created Chinese art.


P.S. - I hope it is not a Sitter. :P
@lopagargg Abhi naa jaayo chhod ke.. ki ...hatt.. kab tak yehi gaana gayunga...ab to bor ho gaya hai .. jaayo re tum !
@lopagargg said:
aapke queschen and woh bhi mere jaise garib ko
mere jaise ? Yaar ab tum hi confuse karti ho. Mere jaisI garib bolna tha na else Ladka/Ladki waala confusion toh hoga hi. :splat: :mg:
@YouMadFellow said:
@lopagargg Abhi naa jaayo chhod ke.. ki ...hatt.. kab tak yehi gaana gayunga...ab to bor ho gaya hai .. jaayo re tum !
@Estallar12 said:
mere jaise ? Yaar ab tum hi confuse karti ho. Mere jaisI garib bolna tha na else Ladka/Ladki waala confusion toh hoga hi.
@Estallar12 said:
Passage -
Whatever its outward expression, human thought remains essentially unchanged and, throughout all of its manifestations, is fundamentally the same. Varying phases are but accidents and underneath the diverse wrappings of historic periods or different civilizations, the heart as well as the mind of man has been moved by the same desires. Art possesses a unity like that of nature. It is profound and stirring, precisely because it blends and perpetuates feeling and intelligence by means of outward expressions. Of all human achievements art is the most vital, the one that is dowered with eternal youth, for it awakens in the soul emotions which neither time nor civilization has ever radically altered. Therefore, in commencing the study of an art of strange appearance, what we must seek primarily is the exact nature of the complexity of ideas and feelings upon which it is based. Such is the task presented to us, and since the problem which we here approach is the general study of Chinese painting, we must prepare ourselves first to master the peculiarities of its appearance and technique, in order to understand later on the motives which inspired it.
Why does the writer say that the general study of Chinese painting is a 'problem' (last sentence)?
(a) Because art unifies all human experience, and is universal, hence understanding Chinese art is a problem.
(b) Because Chinese art has different forms – hence understanding it is difficult.
(c) Because the Chinese art is markedly distinctive – hence defies elucidation.
(d) Because it is difficult to understand the motives that created Chinese art.
P.S. - I hope it is not a Sitter.
c) ? .. :splat: ..
@Estallar12 said:
Passage -
Whatever its outward expression, human thought remains essentially unchanged and, throughout all of its manifestations, is fundamentally the same. Varying phases are but accidents and underneath the diverse wrappings of historic periods or different civilizations, the heart as well as the mind of man has been moved by the same desires. Art possesses a unity like that of nature. It is profound and stirring, precisely because it blends and perpetuates feeling and intelligence by means of outward expressions. Of all human achievements art is the most vital, the one that is dowered with eternal youth, for it awakens in the soul emotions which neither time nor civilization has ever radically altered. Therefore, in commencing the study of an art of strange appearance, what we must seek primarily is the exact nature of the complexity of ideas and feelings upon which it is based. Such is the task presented to us, and since the problem which we here approach is the general study of Chinese painting, we must prepare ourselves first to master the peculiarities of its appearance and technique, in order to understand later on the motives which inspired it.
Why does the writer say that the general study of Chinese painting is a 'problem' (last sentence)?
(a) Because art unifies all human experience, and is universal, hence understanding Chinese art is a problem.
(b) Because Chinese art has different forms – hence understanding it is difficult.
(c) Because the Chinese art is markedly distinctive – hence defies elucidation.
(d) Because it is difficult to understand the motives that created Chinese art.
P.S. - I hope it is not a Sitter.
(d) I presume, Sir?

Quant Thread pe question ka reply kiya and question hi gayab ho gaya tab tak. 😛

@Estallar12 said:
Quant Thread pe question ka reply kiya and question hi gayab ho gaya tab tak.
Euler Sir wala kya??
@blade014 said:
Euler Sir wala kya??
Haan. Bandi queschen lekar nikal li :mg:
@Estallar12 said:
Haan. Bandi queschen wapas lekar nikal li
sawere sawere Devil(pun intended) ke darshan ho gye ...nightmare sochke so gyi hogi!!
@Estallar12 c hai kya?