1. recognise.
2. count.
3. distinguish.
4. analyse.
recognise.
1. The distribution of leisure is not a term that can be explained in a few words.
2. If people wear clothes they hardly seem to think about the method of production.
3. Machines are the gods of our age and there seems to be no atheists.
4. Cannot be determined from the passage.
The distribution of leisure is not a term that can be explained in a few words.
1. the more wealthy people get, they become more and more corrupt.
2. the more rich people get, they forget the nuances of individual ability.
3. people may have a lot of money, but they have to die and decay someday.
4. the more a company gets wealthy the less they take care of people.
the more rich people get, they forget the nuances of individual ability.
1. Consumers buy win es on the basis of their familiarity with a grape variety's name.
2. Even ordinary customers now have more access to technical knowledge about wine.
3. Consumers are able to appreciate better quality wines.
4. Some non-English speaking countries like Brazil indicate grape variety names on their labels.
Consumers are able to appreciate better quality wines.
1. Follow the labelling strategy of the English-speaking countries.
2. Give their wines English names.
3. Introduce fruity wines as Brazil has done.
4. Produce the wines that have become popular in the English-speaking world.
Follow the labelling strategy of the English-speaking countries.
1. Because they find it easier to rule there.
2. Because civilised countries would make them pay protection duties.
3. Because civilised countries would make their own goods.
4. Because unciv ilised countries like the cheap and gaudy goods of bad quality all capitalists produce
Because civilised countries would make them pay protection duties.
1. 85.5
2. 92.5
3. 90.5
4. 87.5
87.5
1. 6
2. 12
3. 3
4. 9
3
1. 40
2. 37
3. 39
4. 38
39
1. The poor
2. The Delhi Transport Corporation
3. The Andhra Pradesh government
4. All of the above.
All of the above.