1. ignoring the fact that, historically, some Christians have been as fanatical as some Muslims.
2. the belief that no famous Muslim ruler has given due recognition to people of other faiths.
3. the assumption that the strength of political belief and religious faith go hand in hand.
4. the tendency to believe that Islam ordains its followers to persecute non-Muslims.
the assumption that the strength of political belief and religious faith go hand in hand.
1. Only a and e
2. Only b, d and e
3. Only c, d and e
4. Only a, b and c
Only b, d and e
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.
our recognition of our multiple identities will help us to be more reasonable.
1. that is what makes it so interesting.
2. that helps in distinguishing it from the other chemicals akin to it.
3. had it been otherwise, all aquatic life would have been threatened.
4. it defies all the laws in blissful ignorance
had it been otherwise, all aquatic life would have been threatened.
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.
It has unique properties that benefit life on the planet.
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
By building up to a climax and then crashing to an anti-climax
1. DABCE
2. DACEB
3. ADBCE
4. AECBD
ADBCE
1. treatment, compounded
2. detection, facilitated
3. identification, complicated
4. prevention, helped
identification, complicated
1. admitted, acquire
2. conceded, offload
3. announced, dispose
4. ratified, auction
conceded, offload
1. Cannot one do what one likes with one’s own
2. Cannot one do that one likes to do with his own?
3. Cannot one do that one likes with his own?
4. Cannot one do what he likes with his own?
Cannot one do what one likes with one’s own