Great literary works, according to the passage

1.  had their origins in the spiritual age.

2.  evolved from tribal tales.

3.  were a product of the Renaissance.

4.  dwelt on the spiritual.

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evolved from tribal tales.


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The problem of unwarranted increase in the healthcare costs has arisen because the state has completely abdicated its responsibilities. If the government could get a functioning state owned healthcare system going, competition would force the private sector to put its house in order. And the strength of the government network could be leveraged to procure drugs at negotiated price, obviating the need for any price controls. As a second line of defence, the state must invest in capacity-building to empower the consumer, which should include a framework for making the entire health care industry, including doctors and drug companies, more accountable. It could also reduce the information asymmetry by providing a list of alternatives to various branded drugs. And lastly, it must strive to make health insurance more pervasive. ______________

1.  This would put an end to the unethical industry-doctor nexus which may further lower the cost.

2.  This would make healthcare affordable and also bring upon healthcare providers pressure from insurance companies to lower costs.

3.  This would lead the big pharmaceutical companies to respond to price control.

4.  This would force the pharma companies to pressurize the insurance companies to reduce the premium on healthcare insurance.

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This would make healthcare affordable and also bring upon healthcare providers pressure from insurance companies to lower costs.


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We are obsessed with prices. We are particularly paranoid about rising prices. A charming exception is the stock price. We wish the price to go up and up, perpetually. Governments may fall if this price plunges sharply. It is a barometer, of the whole economy, present and future, not just of the stock market. It eclipses other developments in the stock market. ______________

1.  No diagnostic study or analysis of the stock market is complete without the use of this barometer.

2.  The stock index is a better barometer today in comparison to what it was a decade ago.

3.  A stock price index reveals the health of companies and the economy.

4.  A stock price index hides more than it reveals.

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A stock price index reveals the health of companies and the economy.


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REACH

1.  Home loans have brought houses within the reach of the common man.

2.  The boat reached the island under the cover of darkness.

3.  The union and the management failed to reach an agreement.

4.  Modern psychology seeks to explore the deep reach of the human mind.

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Modern psychology seeks to explore the deep reach of the human mind.


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FILTER

1.  Most of the vehicles filtered to the left.

2.  The preliminary test filters out those students who are not good at mathematics.

3.  The new policies adopted by the management have not yet filtered down to the staff.

4.  As soon as the doors of the museum were opened the people started filtering through.

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Most of the vehicles filtered to the left.


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Satire is a marvellous reflection of the spirit of an age; the subtle ________ of Swift's epistles mirrored the eighteenth century's delight in elegant ________.

1.  profundity . . . ditties

2.  vitriol . . . disparagement

3.  contempt . . . anachronisms

4.  provinciality . . . rusticity

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vitriol . . . disparagement


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But ___________ are now regularly written to describe well-established practices, organisations and institutions, not all of which seem to be ________ away

1.  reports, withering

2.  stories, trading

3.  books, dying

4.  obituaries, fading

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obituaries, fading


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The fundamental ________ between dogs and cats is for the most part a myth; members of these species often coexist ________.

1.  antipathy . . . amicably

2.  disharmony . . . easily

3.  animosity . . . amiably

4.  relationship . . . peacefully

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antipathy . . . amicably


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The Darwin who ___________ is most remarkable for the way in which he _________the attributes of the world class thinker and head of the household.

1.  comes, figures

2.  arises, adds

3.  emerges, combines

4.   appeared, combines

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emerges, combines


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a. T.S. Eliot was a versatile writer. b. In his long creative career, he wrote poetry, prose, drama and critical essays. c. He worked also as a journalist and editor. d. His writing can be divided into five periods.

1.  a and d

2.  c and d

3.  Only a

4.  b and c

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Only a


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