Karnatak University 2008 Science - Question Paper

(D) immolate himself in the fire if he failed.
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21. The situation at the home of Baldwin was tense, because
(A) Baldwin had not returned (B) Baldwin was sent for by Gresham
(C) Evie had not returned home (D) Martha was miserably sick.
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22. What did Gresham want Baldwin to do ?
He wanted Baldwin to
(A) tell the truth (B) say that he did not remember
(C) bring John to the court (D) accept the bribe.
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23. Gresham offered Baldwin a few money to
(A) provide witness in his favour (B) tell false details in the court
(C) pretend a little forgetfulness (D) speak the truth.
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24. “The quest is endless.”
What is this quest for ?
It is for
(A) the soul’s spiritual upliftment (B) human bondage
(C) enjoyment (D) power and position.
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25. “Sad Sight !” the shepherd with a sigh looked around.
What does this sad sight refer to ?
It refers to
(A) an unusual cry of the dog (B) the human skeleton on the ground
(C) the lonely shepherd (D) the lonely fish that leaps.
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26. The shepherd saw the dog barking strangely
(A) beside the silent river (B) at the top of the mountain
(C) down the valley (D) among the scattered rocks.
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27. Rustum gazed on Sohrab with grief, because
(A) Sohrab called himself his son (B) he had killed his son
(C) the latter was wounded severely (D) the latter was strong and formidable.
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28. The tiger king’s reply to his people suggests that he is
(A) ignorant (B) innocent
(C) contemptuous (D) overconfident.
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29. “Nice dog, you got there, Ajamil,” suggests the tiger king’s
(A) admiration for the dog (B) attempt to hide his disgrace
(C) attempt to please the shepherd (D) cowardly nature.
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30. When God says, “so both should losers be”, He means
(A) man will lose both God and his gifts

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