Karnataka Veterinary,Animal and Fisheries Sciences University 2006 Management Aptitude Test for MBA

textbooks is young people, and the term "whitewashing" is the 1 commonly used to refer to
selective removal of critical or damaging evidence or comment. The representation of every society's
flaws or misconduct is typically downplayed in favour of a more nationalist or patriotic view.
6. According to the writer, censorship is:
1] nothing but a government tool.
2] a controlling device.
3] a waste of time.
4] exclusively for history text books.
7. a different word used to refer to ‘censorship’ in this passage is:
1] suppression.
2] damaging.
3] whitewashing.
4] socialization.
8. The apparent cause for censorship usually is:
1] to stabilize the society.
2] to keep a few info secret.
3] to protect governments.
4] to promote patriotism.
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9. According to the passage, an often debated area of censorship is with regard to:
1] history textbooks for school children.
2] school textbooks.
3] movies screened for children.
4] religious doctrines.
10. The content of school textbooks is open to debate because:
1] this is where most errors occur.
2] the target learner is young and has an impressionable mind.
3] most people learn these books.
4] children will not protest against censorship.
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External factors such as money, prestige or family history can often influence initial career options.
However, as you discover more about yourself, you may obtain that the 'right' career option for
you is driven by more personal factors.
Ultimately the right career decision for you is based on your skills, your achievements, your interests
and your values. The easiest way to begin is with your academic achievements at school or at
university. While a few employers feel quite strongly that a trend of achievement in education
is likely to be repeated in later years, most others are interested in far more than a degree certificate
and will look for certain skills in all aspects of a potential employee's life. Advising, coaching,
communicating, analysing, researching and organising are only a few of the hundreds of skills that
you may possess.
Assess your personal values and your interests and having done that, you may not have discovered
the exact career you want to follow, but you will have discovered what you're good at, what
you like and what you value.
11. According to the writer, initially we base our career options on:
1] what our parents want us to do.
2] the type of money we wish to earn.

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