Wednesday, 26 February 2014
PARAGRAPH WRITING
Here are some tasks to develop Paragraph Writing logically....................
The
first and the last sentences or parts of the sentences X & Y
respectively given below are in correct order, arrange the sentences A,B,C
& D in the correct order. Choose the correct set as given in
options below.
Q.
No. 1.
X.
Cholesterol is a waxy fat-like substance.
A. It is used by the body to build
cell walls and essential harmones.
B. Cholesterol is carried through
the blood by particles called lipoproteins.
C. The body absorbs it from
the animal fats one eats.
D. It is produced by liver.
Y.
Lipoproteins are of two types Low density and High density Lipoproteins.
Q.
No. 2.
X.
Various studies have found that there is a huge skill gap i.e. the skill set
required by the employers and the skill set which job aspirants possess.
A. Employers always seek employees
with proper skill set to enhance productivity and reduce cost.
B. Basically skill is a learned
capacity to perform a task with least possible resources, time and efforts that
enhances the productivity of the employee.
C. Employers seek both hard and soft
skills in prospective employees.
D. Skill is the key in
performance of any task.
Y.
Hard skills explain technical and logical aspects of a task and soft skills
help an employee to accomplish a task effectively with a positive spirit
and creativity.
Q. No. 3.
X. Community colleges are the colleges which provide skill
based education as per the need of local community.
A. Thus these colleges will be
strategically located nearby some industry and small community or village so
that it supplied the requisite manpower to the industry and employment to the
community and village.
B.These colleges will be blessings for
those students who are forced to leave their studies to earn livelihood and
after some time they have time to study further.
C. Community colleges will run short
term courses which do not require any previous qualifications.
D.These colleges will provide courses
designed guided and monitored by local community and industry preferably
through local community language.
Y. Community colleges will build a true partnership of all
i.e. local community, industry and academia.
Q. No. 4.
X. It is a general tendency among human beings that as our
familiarity with a person increases, our aversion towards him too starts going
higher.
A. when the relationship grows
deeper, it brings the shortcomings and deficiencies of a person to
the fore front.
B. As the relationship starts, the
good qualities of a person come into notice and these attract the other towards
him and his other qualities of lesser grade remain in the rear.
C. The real qualities of a
person are observed only when relationship with him becomes closer and go to
the level of intimacy.
D. No person on this earth can claim
himself or herself to be free from defects and shortcomings.
Y. A person by nature brings forth his better instincts and
traits to show to others and tends to hide his weak points and shortcomings.
Q.No.5
X. Traffic congestion is the obvious fallout of urbanization
and economic development.
A. In fact in most of the parking
slots it is not the dearth of space but its improper utilization that creates
parking mess in a majority of the planned cities even.
B. The problem stems from the
failure of urban planning and the absence of a long term vision.
C. No doubt the vehicle density in
various cities of India where a majority of households own personal vehicles is
adding to the parking woes.
D. That well planned cities too
would come to face a shortage of parking space is a sad commentary on the civic
authorities and underlines its failure to take a suitable action.
Y. Besides this, is the need of an efficient public
transport system that will not only tackle parking woes, but also help combat
air pollution.
Q.No. 6
X. Obesity is the fastest growing medical problem all across
the world and has a huge negative impact in society. It is characterized by the
excessive accumulation and storage of fat in the body.
A. Prevention is the first and
foremost treatment of every condition. Therefore in order to fight obesity
excess weight in childhood should not be ignored.
B.The excessive calories taken in by
way of unhealthy ways of eating and overeating must be burnt to avoid
overweight and this can be achieved by exercise, playing sports and changing
dieting habits.
C. There are severe health
complications related to obesity. It is the single- most cause of several
associated diseases like diabetes, High Blood pressure, heart attack,
brain stroke, blindness, kidney failure and nerve damage etc.
D. It is considered a social stigma
as obese people most often become a laughing stock and are incapable to perform
any task due to their excess weight.
Y. It is of the utmost need to create awareness about
obesity among people of all ages and areas as they are not aware of the serious
complications related to obesity.
Q.No. 7
X. Changes resulting from human specific activities are the
primary cause of global warming which is leading to alterations in the weather
patterns and climatic conditions world over.
A. The reason behind global warming
and consequent climate change is well established now that atmospheric
concentrations of greenhouse gases have increased to an enormous level.
B. As a result, total radiation
energy received by the earth system is higher and carbon dioxide is playing the
pivotal role in this regard.
C. Earth’s atmosphere permits large
part of solar radiation to pass through which carries energy to the earth’s
surface.
D. There the energy gets converted
into infra-red radiation and moves upward resulting in keeping the atmosphere
of earth warm and this warming is called greenhouse effect.
Y. An immediate action at global level is urgently needed to
reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide of which
the main source are fossil fuels.
Answers:
1.
Ans:
DCAB
2.
Ans:
DBAC
3.
Ans
:DACB
4.
Ans:
BCAD.
5.
Ans:
CBDA.
6.
Ans: DCBA.
7.
Ans:CDAB
Best Regards.................
Deepali Agravat
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