If information gets MIX-UP, it becomes _______.A. confusingB. dangerousC. oldD. sensitiveQuestions 7-8 are based on the following paragraph.Syed Ahmed had gone to England on a dual mission to learn and toteach. His mission of learning was fulfilled as well as it might be ina year and five months. He had learnt enough to understand whatwas there in the character, manner, modes, and instructions of theBritish that had made them rulers of a vast empire. His teachingsmission, however, was not so successful. The British were notinterested in being taught to understand and respect Islam. Theyhad more important things to think about as for example, thediscoveries and inventions of science, the reforms of the society,human progress, and freedom of thought and individual liberty. Asfor religion, well, if it was necessary or useful to have one,Christianity was good enough, whether as a mythology, a moralcode, or a ritual system. Syed Ahmed, therefore, had to find otherpupils to teach. So, he came back home full of ambitious plans toimpart in his Muslim countrymen all that he had learnt in Englandas well as that he had gone there to teach but had been unable to.7. The type of this paragraph is ____________.A. descriptiveB. expositoryC. narrativeD. science8. The paragraph revolves around ________________.A. Syed Ahmed’s dual missionB. Syed Ahmed’s failure to teachC. Syed Ahmed’s help for MuslimsD. Syed Ahmed’s visit to England
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If information gets MIX-UP, it becomes _______.A. confusingB. dangerousC. oldD. sensitiveQuestions 7-8 are based on the following paragraph.Syed Ahmed had gone to England on a dual mission to learn and toteach. His mission of learning was fulfilled as well as it might be ina year and five months. He had learnt enough to understand whatwas there in the character, manner, modes, and instructions of theBritish that had made them rulers of a vast empire. His teachingsmission, however, was not so successful. The British were notinterested in being taught to understand and respect Islam. Theyhad more important things to think about as for example, thediscoveries and inventions of science, the reforms of the society,human progress, and freedom of thought and individual liberty. Asfor religion, well, if it was necessary or useful to have one,Christianity was good enough, whether as a mythology, a moralcode, or a ritual system. Syed Ahmed, therefore, had to find otherpupils to teach. So, he came back home full of ambitious plans toimpart in his Muslim countrymen all that he had learnt in Englandas well as that he had gone there to teach but had been unable to.7. The type of this paragraph is ____________.A. descriptiveB. expositoryC. narrativeD. science8. The paragraph revolves around ________________.A. Syed Ahmed’s dual missionB. Syed Ahmed’s failure to teachC. Syed Ahmed’s help for MuslimsD. Syed Ahmed’s visit to England
Solution
The answer to the first question, "If information gets MIX-UP, it becomes _______." is A. confusing. When information is mixed up, it becomes hard to understand or interpret, hence it becomes confusing.
For the question 7, "The type of this paragraph is ____________.", the answer is C. narrative. The paragraph tells a story about Syed Ahmed's journey to England, his experiences, and his return, which is characteristic of a narrative.
For the question 8, "The paragraph revolves around ________________.", the answer is A. Syed Ahmed’s dual mission. The paragraph discusses both aspects of Syed Ahmed's mission - to learn and to teach, making it the central theme of the paragraph.
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