"a. There is an ugly side of the noble gesture of organ donation. b. Organ thefts of poor patients who come to the hospital for other treatments are frequently reported. c. However, the success rate of such cases is very low. d. This is due to the mismatch between the tissues of the donor and the recipient."

1.  "a and b"

2.  "Only d"

3.  "b and d"

4.  "c and d"

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Only d

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"a. A child's baby teeth may be worth lots in medical research. b. American scientists discovered that pulp inside baby teeth contains fast-growing stem cells. c. These trigger bone and neural cell formation. d. They also have potential to develop into different body cell types."

1.  "a and d"

2.  "c and d"

3.  "Only c"

4.  "b and d"

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Only c

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"a. There are additional benefits in the form of reduced travel time, fuel use and pollution.  b. This is not surprising given the unsustainable levels of peak hour vehicle use particularly in big cities, and the rise in the price of fuel. c. But with the support of the local government and the public sector it can become a part of public transport. d. Informal car-sharing has always been popular with the middle class but a more organized and a formal system of sharing vehicles is taking shape. e. What it can do is improve the efficiency of unavoidable car use by distributing the cost of travel and easing congestion. f. Yet, according to many, car-sharing cannot totally replace the reliable, comfortable, safe, and affordable public transport."

1.  "defbac"

2.  "dfcabe"

3.  "dbfeac"

4.  "adcbef"

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dbfeac

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"'Men feel that their private lives are a series of traps' because"

1.  "they tend to compare their own goals, achievements etc. with those of men occupying different strata of society."

2.  "they fail to connect the dots of society, self and history."

3.  "they have no control over the structural changes that take place in their society."

4.  "the values they have nurtured since childhood are no longer able to help them cope with their personal worlds."

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they fail to connect the dots of society, self and history.

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"Which of the following can qualify as an example/examples of the tension between private options and public issues, where changes in society play an important role"

1.  "Women trying to play the roles of cultural stereotype and satisfying their own career goals."

2.  "Man caught between the roles of a bread winner and an active participant in child rearing."

3.  "The increasing trend of grandparents being forced to play the role of parents to their grandchildren."

4.  "All the above three qualify as examples."

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All the above three qualify as examples.

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"The benefit of sociological imagination, according to a wellknown sociologist, is that it can"

1.  "help us empathise more with the personal problems of others."

2.  "force us to look at the larger picture thereby identifying the roots of a problem."

3.  "pave way for a cooperative effort to tackle societal problems."

4.  "help man come to terms with the pace of changes in his society and his personal life."

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pave way for a cooperative effort to tackle societal problems.

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"Identify the statements that are true, according to the passage. a. If the Muslims were to focus on their other achievements, tensions and wars involving them would be greatly diminished. b. Religious conflicts tend to imprison people within the confines of religion. c. Education is the only way to overcome religious extremism. d. There are a lot of things, apart from religion, of which the Muslims can rightly be proud of. e. The West is guilty of appropriating to itself progress in science and mathematics in other part of the world."

1.  "Only a and e"

2.  "Only b, d and e"

3.  "Only c, d and e"

4.  "Only a, b and c"

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Only b, d and e

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"The author firmly believes that"

1.  "our recognition of our multiple identities will help us to be more reasonable."

2.  "the West is at least partially responsible for the fanaticism of the Muslims."

3.  "prioritizing any of our other identities will solve the problem of religious terrorism."

4.  "a deeply religious person is incapable of moderation in political or social life."

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our recognition of our multiple identities will help us to be more reasonable.

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"How is water an extraordinary substance"

1.  "It is found nearly everywhere on planet earth."

2.  "It can be both life giving and life threatening."

3.  "It attracts people even though it is known to be dangerous, even fatal."

4.  "It has unique properties that benefit life on the planet."

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It has unique properties that benefit life on the planet.

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"How does the author talk about water in the passage"

1.  "In a deeply involved and passionate manner"

2.  "In an analytical and dispassionate manner"

3.  "Through a series of mutually contradictory phrases and clauses"

4.  "By building up to a climax and then crashing to an anti-climax"

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By building up to a climax and then crashing to an anti-climax

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