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Complete the tollowing analogy appropriately, bascd on your understanding of paragraphs I and 2.
We can say that the situation of people being fully engaged and immersed while watching 1V
programmes is comparable with people fully engrossed while cating because
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of paragraph 2. magazine shows that more
The statement that, the survey conducted by Notthem Ireland Teen Time
tablets while watching TV
than 50% of teenagers divided their attention between their cell phones or
is fact/ opinion because it is a .subjective judgement/ objective detail.
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teenagers if they do anything else
In a survey for Nothem Ireland Teen Time magazine, which asked
people were seated in
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front of the television.
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levels of multitasking. says the author. State any one inference that can be drawn from this.
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Vii. Inter one positive and one negative outcome of the survey conducted by the Notthem Ireland Teen
Time magazine regarding teen habits in general especially, in relation to the statement: 'Allteenagers
are different.' Answer in about 40 words.
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vii. Select the option that sequences the topics touched upon in the passage appropriately with reference
to the information given below.
A)Teens and extracurricular activities - Teen activities - Multitasking
B) Teens and leisure time -The Nothem survey's findings -Common multitasking behaviour in teens
C) Teens and TV time - Pie chart and its findings - Multitasking in adults
D) Teens and extracçrricular activities- Notthem Ireland Teen Time magazine-
Multitasking in teens
2. Read the following text.
1. Your burger or pizza could be cooked anywhere by anyone which is what makes the ghost
kitchen concept so lucrative to both owners and investors.
2. The goal of these virtual restaurants (for the franchisor and the franchisee) is no different from any
other business: to maximize profits and minimize overhead. Why operate one restaurant in your
kitchen when you can operate many? The space. the equipment, and the cooks are there. Never mind
if they suddenly have to execute all those extra menus. Does their pay increase? Will ghost kitchens
add more staff to accommodate the increased volume? These questions are danced around.
3. Anowner says I want the franchisee to make money, so we need to optimize the cost to optimize the
revenue. So if the franchisee needs a new chef or new equipment or more tools for prep, then for sure,
they should invest to grow their revenue. But usually, my approach and the company's appYoach is to
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4 ASmartphone that stands between the diners and the cooks, makes the workforce invisible (before
anvone knew what a ghost kitchen was). and hides its exploitation in the form of low wages, long
hours, and various forms of abuse. This was exacerbated during Covid, especialy for non-whites.
According to a study. Hispanic and Ltino cooksand service workers in Massachusetts died of
COVID-19 ata rate eight times higher than white workers. Add to that the well-documented exploitation
of the countless drivers who work for the delivery apps. The apps invested $200 million into a ballot
measure to deny drivers employment protections. Then, there are robotics companies that are trying
tostraight up replace workers in ghost kitchens entirely in future.
Answer the following questions, based on the passage above.
Complete the following analogy appropriately, based on your understanding of paragraphs I and 2.
We can say that the staff of aghost or avirtual kitchen are invisible to their customers like customer
care executives who resolve your issues or complaints for you and the kitchen where your order is
executed is like a.
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Fillinthe blanks with the appropriate option from those given in brackets, based on your understanding
of paragraph 2.
The statement that, a smartphone that stands between the diners and the cooks makes the workforce
engaged in the virtual kitchens invisible is a ...fact/opinion because it js alan
subjective judgement/ objective detail.
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fact obiective detailu
Justify the following, in about 40 words.
The onus of running or expanding their business professionally and smoothly is completely on the
shoulders of a franchisee of a ghost kitchen brand with no inputs or participation by the owner or
investor.
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intentions as regards their cmployces.
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vii. Infer one benefit and one drawback of virtual kitchens where anything can be cooked and
delivered by anyone. Answer in about 40 words.
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vii. Select the correct option to complete the following sentence about the main takeaway from the study
mentioned in the passage.
Typically, a franchise owner and the company that owns the franchise work on the principle of
A) maximise the cost to ninimise the revenue B)maximise the cost to maximise the'revenue
C) minimise the cost to minimise the revenue
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SECTIONB - GRAMMAR
iv.
Select the correct option to complete the reporting of the above dialogue.
While the father tried to figure out whether his son had gone to college or not, the son...
A)said yes dad B)denied
C) nodded his head replied positively and confirmed
4. Read the dialogue between an ant and a bird.
Ant : Please save me, Iam drowning.
Bird : Don't get frightened dear, get on to this dry leaf.
Select the correct option to complete the reporting of the above dialogue.
While the ant requested the bird to save him as he was drowning, the bird responded affectionately
and said.
A) not to get frightened and even suggested to get on to that dry leaf
B) don't get frightened, get on to this dry leaf
C) not to get afraid and suggested to get into the leaf
D) don't get frightened, got on to this leaf
5. Read the dialogue between an old lady and a vendor.
Old Lady What is the price of one kilogram onion?
Vendor It is 50 rupees, madam.
Select the correct option to complete the reporting of the above dialogue.
While the old lady engquired about the price of one kilogram onion, the vendor replied politely
that.
Ait was 50 rupees B) it is 50 rupees
C) it 50 rupees D)it will be 50 rupees
1. Fill in the blank by choosing the correct option, to complete the concluding line of an issued
by A Circular Inspector, to his circular
He is that subprdinates.
wanted criminal ..osei.....(whose/ which/that) warrant has been
released.
2.
Fll in the blank by choosing the correct option, to complete the concluding line of an issued
circular by The Ministry of Labour, to its Members.
(Much/This/Those) workers are good at work who did this work last time.
3.
Fillin the blank by choosing the correct option, to complete the concluding line of an issued
circular byThe Food Inspector, to his Managers.
That is ..........1.......al the/ an) best food you have ever had in a long while.
4.
Fil in the blank by choosing the correct option, to complete the concluding line of an interviewer,
tohis applicants.
She was.Neitßex (a little/neither/must) ready for the interview nor wanted to
take the job.
5. Fill in the blank by choosing the correct option, to complete the concluding line of an issued
circular by a librarian, to his visitors.
The shelf was filled with.hdlN...(100/century/hundreds) of books.
6. Fillinthe blank by choosing the correct option, tocomplete the concluding line of ateacher, to
his students.
.A.Liie....... Every/ Alittle/ Afew) knowledge is a dangerous thing.
7. Fill inthe blank by choosing the correct option, to complete the concluding line of a borrower,
to his lender.
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ldentify the error and supply correction for the given sentence from a current advertisement.
Flat 50%of on the foreign items. Hurried!
Use the given format for your response.
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3. Identity the error and supply correction for the given sentence from a current advertisement.
This is Swimato! Hungry? It's time to called us.
Use the given format for your response.
error correction
Called Call
4. Identify the error and supply correction for the given sentence from a current strategy of a
company.
The corporate company targets at developing the customer base in regions that are rapidly grow.
Use the given format for your response.
error correction
grouo frouing
5. Identify the error and supply correction for the given quote spotted in an article.
Don't let yesterday taking up too much of today.
Use the given format for your response.
error correction
6.
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Identify the error and supply correction for the given quote from an article.
Life is like a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moved.
Use the given format for your response.
error correction
Movel Moving
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7 Teeny the error and supply correction for the given quote from an article.
The important thing in life is to have a great aim. and the determination attained it.
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event.
8. ldentify the error and supply correction for the given quotation for Teachers' Day
Teachers who love teaching. teach children loving learning.
Use the given format for your response.
error correction
loving to love
on Good Habits.
9. ldentify the error and supply correction for the given sentence from an essay
habits.
If youwant to change your world, youneed starting cultivating good
Use the given format for your response.
error correction
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topic
10. Identify the error and supply correction for the given sentence from an essay on the
Change Is Inevitable.
Your lifedo not get better by chance, it gets better by change.
Use the given format for your response.
error correction
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SECTION C - LITERATURE
EXTRACTS
PROSE THE SERMON AT BENARES
1. Read the following extract carefully and answer the following questions.
peepal tree, where he vowed to stay until
He wandered for seven years and finally sat down under a
tree the Bodhi Tree (Tree of
enlightenment came. Enlightened after seven days, he renamed the
he became known as
Wisdom) and began to teach and to share his new understandings. At that point,
first sermon at the city of
the Buddha (the Awakened or the Enlightencd). The Buddha preached his
has been preserved and is
Benares, most holyof the dipping places on the River Ganges;that sermon
suffering.
given here. It reflects the Buddha's wisdom about one inscrutable kind of
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i. State TRUE or FALSE.
None of the terims (a) -(d) below. can be applicd to the statement - It reflects the Buddha's wisdom
about one inscrutable kind of suffering.
(a) Anobservation -observations are factual statements based on direct
perception or measurement
(b) An assumption - Something that is taken for grantedor assumed to be true without proof
(c) Arumour -a curently circlating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth
(d) Atheory -a well-substantiated explanation for a natural phenomenon
A. True
ii. Why did Buddha choose Benares as the most suitable place for hjs first _ermon? Answer in about 40
words.
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Which of the following sentences has used the word 'preserved as in the passage given above?
A)Many rare species of animals are kept confined in zoos across the world.
B)The lawns were spic and span and maintained by a team of gardeners.
C)The vegetables were pickled in vinegar and salt to last the winter.
D) The musical legacy has been well-conserved by the museum authorities.
iv. In the statement, "The Buddha preached his first sermon at the city of Benares, the most holy of the
dipping places on the River Ganges,' what is the meaning of the word sermon? Use it in a sentence
of your OWn.
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2. Read the following extract carefully and answer the following questions.
The Buddha said, The life of mortals in this world is troubled and brief and combined with pain. For
there is not any means by which those that have been born can avoid dying; after reaching old age
there is death: of sucha nature are living beings. As ripe fruits are early in danger of falling, so mortals
when born are always in danger of death. As all earthen vessels made by the potter end in being
broken, sois the life of mortals. Both young and adult, both those who are fools and those who are
wise, all fallintothe power of death; all are subject to death.
i. State TRUE or FALSE.
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None of the terms (a) - (d) below, can be applied to the statement - *The life of mortals in this world
is troubled and brief and combined with pain".
(a) A sermon - atalk on a moral subject, a sort of preaching
(b) An assumption - something that is taken for granted or assumed to be true without proof
(c) Arumour - acurrently circulating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth
(d) Atheory -a well-substantiated explanation for a natural phenomenon
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wants to convey that
Dy Sayin8 ......all fall,intothe ower of death'. The Buddha
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refers to the mortality of
preached by Buddha?
upan Ihte. Which of the quotes given below best captures this immortal truth as
A) Death is not the opposite of life. but apart of it.' Haruki Murakam1
troublesome." Issac Asimov
D) LITe iS pleasant. Death is pcaceful. It'sthe transition that's
O`A single death is atragedy:a million deaths is a statistic.' Joseph Stalin
D) "Those who are afraid of death will carry it on their shoulders. Lorca
Whatdoes Buddha say about life? Answer inabout 40words
A.