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Find out the relationship between the following two statements- (I) The performance of most of the student in final examination of X in the Government schools was excellent (II) Many teachers of the government schools left the school and joined private schools.
A Statement I is the cause and statement II is its effect
B Both the statement II and are independent causes
C Both the statement II andI are independent causes
D Both the statements II and are effects of independent causes
There are 30 students in a class . Among them, 8 students are learning both English and French. A total of 18 students are learning English. If every student is learning at least one language, how many students are learning French in total?
A 30
B 20
C 40
D 10
The passage suggests that -
A Work conditions have no effect on productivity
B Higher productivity is related to work conditions
C Cordial relationship between employee and supervisor is a bar on productivity.
D Poductivity is much less affected by changes in work conditions
The passage suggests that-
A Work conditions no effect on producivity
B Higher productivity is related to work conditions
C Cordial relationship between employee and supervisor is bar on productivity
D Poductivity is much less affected by changes in work conditions
The passage suggests that e-mail messages should be
A unclear
B precise
C detailed
D frequent
The last sentence of the passage suggests ------.
A a bleak future for mankind
B a fair warning
C an inevitable danger
D a remote possibility
The passage suggests that ...... .
A coins existed long before the invention of money
B cowries were never counted as money.
C in ancient times, cigarettes were used as money.
D coins fallowed the invention of money.
The passage suggests that the future of this planet is in trouble, because ----
A Urbanization is likely to stop
B Deforestation will bring disasters everywhere
C Cities will be flooded as a result of the melting of ice-caps.
D The duration of seasons is becoming longer
The passage mentions a theory of dream that suggests that when we sleep, we receive stimuli from
A our memory
B our desire
C sources inside our body
D sources that lie outside of the body.
The passage suggests that
A science is still clueless about the real purpose of sleep
B dreaming guarantees physical fitness
C brains stop functioning when we sleep
D dreams are meaningless

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