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Question 1
Urbanization and industrialization have often resulted in whole areas of forests being cleared to gain new land and to obtain timber for the various building projects. Large areas of fields and forests have disappeared to make way for concrete jungles many of which are fitted with huge plants and chimney stacks. Industrial growth has necessitated the increased demand for fuel oil to run the machines and in doing so produces industrial gases and fumes which belch through the chimney and pollute the atmosphere. The most evident elements in the contamination of the atmosphere are dust, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and nitrous oxide.
Question 2
Urbanization and industrialization have often resulted in whole areas of forests being cleared to gain new land and to obtain timber for the various building projects. Large areas of fields and forests have disappeared to make way for concrete jungles many of which are fitted with huge plants and chimney stacks. Industrial growth has necessitated the increased demand for fuel oil to run the machines and in doing so produces industrial gases and fumes which belch through the chimney and pollute the atmosphere. The most evident elements in the contamination of the atmosphere are dust, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and nitrous oxide.
Question 3
Urbanization and industrialization have often resulted in whole areas of forests being cleared to gain new land and to obtain timber for the various building projects. Large areas of fields and forests have disappeared to make way for concrete jungles many of which are fitted with huge plants and chimney stacks. Industrial growth has necessitated the increased demand for fuel oil to run the machines and in doing so produces industrial gases and fumes which belch through the chimney and pollute the atmosphere. The most evident elements in the contamination of the atmosphere are dust, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and nitrous oxide.
Question 4
Urbanization and industrialization have often resulted in whole areas of forests being cleared to gain new land and to obtain timber for the various building projects. Large areas of fields and forests have disappeared to make way for concrete jungles many of which are fitted with huge plants and chimney stacks. Industrial growth has necessitated the increased demand for fuel oil to run the machines and in doing so produces industrial gases and fumes which belch through the chimney and pollute the atmosphere. The most evident elements in the contamination of the atmosphere are dust, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and nitrous oxide.
Question 5
Question 6
The universities in India must learn to(6) individuality, variety and dissent (7) a climate of tolerance. Dissent there is, even now, but usually of a sensational kind. The general tendency however, is, to produce the ‘organisation man’ who is (8) to challenge the accepted pattern of social behavior and social institutions at the intellectual level and who is(9)often anxious to worm himself into the good (10) of the people who count so that he may be able to ‘get on’ in life.
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 7
The universities in India must learn to(6) individuality, variety and dissent (7) a climate of tolerance. Dissent there is, even now, but usually of a sensational kind. The general tendency however, is, to produce the ‘organisation man’ who is (8) to challenge the accepted pattern of social behavior and social institutions at the intellectual level and who is(9)often anxious to worm himself into the good (10) of the people who count so that he may be able to ‘get on’ in life.
Question 8
The universities in India must learn to(6) individuality, variety and dissent (7) a climate of tolerance. Dissent there is, even now, but usually of a sensational kind. The general tendency however, is, to produce the ‘organisation man’ who is (8) to challenge the accepted pattern of social behavior and social institutions at the intellectual level and who is(9)often anxious to worm himself into the good (10) of the people who count so that he may be able to ‘get on’ in life.
Question 9
The universities in India must learn to(6) individuality, variety and dissent (7) a climate of tolerance. Dissent there is, even now, but usually of a sensational kind. The general tendency however, is, to produce the ‘organisation man’ who is (8) to challenge the accepted pattern of social behavior and social institutions at the intellectual level and who is(9)often anxious to worm himself into the good (10) of the people who count so that he may be able to ‘get on’ in life.
Question 10
The universities in India must learn to(6) individuality, variety and dissent (7) a climate of tolerance. Dissent there is, even now, but usually of a sensational kind. The general tendency however, is, to produce the ‘organisation man’ who is (8) to challenge the accepted pattern of social behavior and social institutions at the intellectual level and who is(9)often anxious to worm himself into the good (10) of the people who count so that he may be able to ‘get on’ in life.
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