Which of the following is not a consequence of scientific development

1.  It has questioned blind faith and religious practices.

2.  It has changed the outlook of mankind.

3.  It has brought about peace and harmony.

4.  It has developed scientific attitude and temper among people

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It has brought about peace and harmony.


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A. Exquisite paintings on walls of village huts, ‘rangoli’ at doorways during festivals to guide the goddess Laxmi into households on Diwali are all spontaneous creative expressions of the ladies of the house. B. But thanks to the current craze for ethnic, the best of the old is now back with a vengeance. C. Walls and floors have traditionally been mediums of self-expression in India. D. Now with synthetic paints replacing the dung plastering on walls and printed vinyl wallpapers adding that dash of modern artistry, one would think the traditional has well and truly been displaced.

1.  CADB

2.  BDAC

3.  DBCA

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CADB


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A. But the basic colour vocabulary of even the richest language is pitifully small-fewer than a dozen words. B. The human eye can discern the difference between several million colours of varying hue, saturation and lightness. C. It is not colour awareness that is lacking but a colour vocabulary. D. All other colour terms are a matter of qualifying a basic word, such as light blue or dark green.

1.  ACDB

2.  BADC

3.  DBCA

4.  CBDA

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BADC


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A. Absorption with products and production processes has given way to an overriding concern with customer needs as the determinant of company strategy. B. The past three decades of international trade have been marked by intense competition among well managed industrial companies. C. At the same time, a noticeable shift has taken place in the preoccupation of top managers in the more successful companies. D. More recently still, this market focus has taken on an explicitly competitive dimension.

1.  DACB

2.  ACBD

3.  BCAD

4.  CDAB

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BCAD


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The Author rues the fact that  A. too much aid money is flowing into micro finance B. competition has emerged in the micro finance sector leading to wastage of time and energy. C. international financial institutions and donors do not move on to the poor who have been left out of the micro financing net. D. micro financing bas become a commercial venture. E. even micro lenders who can find funds are still dependent on aid agencies

1.  Only A and C

2.  Only A, B and C

3.  Only B and D

4.  Only C and E

5.  Only C, D and E

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Only C and E


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'Trophy lending' is harmful because

1.   micro financiers bask in their past glory and do not plan for the future.

2.   it prevents micro financiers from standing on their own feel.

3.   it makes micro financiers averse to risk taking and helping the needy.

4.  micro finance is dependent on international financial agencies and cannot work on its own.

5.  it distances the agencies from the people with whom they work.

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it prevents micro financiers from standing on their own feel.


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Areas where 'commercial cash fears to tread' are  A. villages with a small and scattered population where costs of lending arehigh.  B. insurance and other financial products for the poor.  C. the rural poor who cannot offer any security.D. those that aid agencies should look at.

1.   Only A 

2.  Only A and B

3.  Only B and D

4.  Only C and D

5.  Only A,B and D

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Only A,B and D


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Micro finance has become profitable because

1.   there are about 10,000 micro finance institutions operating world wide.

2.  international financial institutions are prepared to take a chance since they are helping the poor.

3.  small amounts are lent to a large number of people thereby reducing risk

4.  the poor are determined to make the most of the opportunity offered.

5.  investors and capitalists involved are interested in the bottom line rather than the poverty line

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small amounts are lent to a large number of people thereby reducing risk


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When the author concludes that the best parents step aside when 'children come of age', he implies that persons and institutions funding the field of micro finance

1.   must move away from outfits that are viable and can find funds by themselves

2.  do not need to find entrepreneurs any more to start a venture

3.  must move forward into next generation ventures that bad hitherto been left untouched.

4.  must move into areas like improving regulations and infrastructure

5.  should now be in favour of for-profit organizations

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must move away from outfits that are viable and can find funds by themselves


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The needs of men are satisfied in vastly different ways because

1.  Of the availability of a basket of commodities and services.

2.  Of the varying cultural and geophysical environments.

3.  Different man produced varying amounts of energy.

4.  None of the above.

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None of the above.


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