Read the passage carefully and answer the following question. Labouring is simply what we do to survive. We labour to eat. To keep our bodies healthy. To keep roof over our heads, and to keep life reproducing. All animals labour, with or without coaxing…. There’s nothing special about labour, save for the fact that without it we would die. Work, on the other hand, gives collective meaning to what we do. When we work to produce something we both put something into and leave something lasting in the world: a table, a house, a book, a car, a rug, a high precision piece of engineering with which we can order the days into time, or keep a body breathing. Which of the following statements can be BEST concluded from the passage?

Which of the following conditional sentences are grammatically INCORRECT? 1. If Sandhya had started from the hotel on time, she would have not missed the flight. 2. The students wouldn’t have completed their assignment even if the professor would have been there. 3. I had travell…

From the passage: It hurts to walk on new legs: / The curse of consonants. The wobble of...

What does the author BEST mean by “Once I had a voice. /Now I have legs?”

From the passage: What Arendt does for us is to remind us that our “publicness” is as im...

Which of the following is the BEST reason for focusing on behaviour instead of acting in public?

Read the excerpt carefully and answer the following question. The over-whelming preponderance of people have not freely decided what to believe, but, rather, have been socially conditioned (indoctrinated) into their beliefs. They are unreflective thinkers. Which of the following…

Read the passage carefully and answer the following question. One theory of accidents is what experts call the Swiss Cheese model. A slab of swiss cheese has several holes, randomly and unevenly distributed over its surface. If several slabs are stacked together, it would be impo…

Arrange the following sentences in a LOGICAL sequence: 1. In America, primary-age pupils are on average five months behind where they would usually be in maths, and four months in reading, according to McKinsey, a consultancy. 2. As a new school year gets under way in many countr…

Arrange the following sentences in a LOGICAL sequence: 1. But when it comes to companies that lack computer programmers, the government is far more sympathetic. 2. As a result, limited access to foreign talent is a common gripe of tech founders and venture capitalists. 3. And, de…

Which of the following sentences have INCORRECT usage of preposition? 1. The manager was sitting at the desk. 2. My work is superior to yours. 3. I prefer coffee than tea. 4. She was accused for stealing gold. 5. This is an exception to the rule. 6. They are leaving to England so…