Question

[112]. Read the following passage carefully:

Passage: "At harvest time the village celebrates not only the crop but the work behind it. Farmers thank the rain and the soil, share the first grain with neighbours, and invite labourers who cut the crop to eat first. Children learn folk dances, elders settle old quarrels over sweets, and the market fills with new tools and clothes bought from the season's earnings. Outsiders sometimes see only colour and music, but for the villagers the festival marks a turning point: the anxious months of waiting are over, debts can be partly repaid, and the community can plan the next season with hope. A harvest festival is thus an economic and social milestone dressed as celebration." What can be inferred from the passage?

1.
Celebrations that follow shared labour are likely to strengthen community bonds more than celebrations without that shared work.
2.
When education is fitted to girls' real daily lives, families are more likely to support continued schooling.
3.
A transport network shapes habits and expectations — such as punctuality — far beyond merely moving people.
4.
A sailor who ignores tidal timing risks stranding a boat that entered safely at high tide.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : Celebrations that follow shared labour are likely to strengthen community bonds more than celebrations without that shared work.

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सही उत्तर Celebrations that follow shared labour are likely to strengthen community bonds more than celebrations without that shared work. है।

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This follows logically from the passage even though it is not stated in these exact words.

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[112]. Read the following passage carefully:

Passage: "At harvest time the village celebrates not only the crop but the work behind it. Farmers thank the rain and the soil, share the first grain with neighbours, and invite labourers who cut the crop to eat first. Children learn folk dances, elders settle old quarrels over sweets, and the market fills with new tools and clothes bought from the season's earnings. Outsiders sometimes see only colour and music, but for the villagers the festival marks a turning point: the anxious months of waiting are over, debts can be partly repaid, and the community can plan the next season with hope. A harvest festival is thus an economic and social milestone dressed as celebration." What can be inferred from the passage?

1.
Celebrations that follow shared labour are likely to strengthen community bonds more than celebrations without that shared work.
2.
When education is fitted to girls' real daily lives, families are more likely to support continued schooling.
3.
A transport network shapes habits and expectations — such as punctuality — far beyond merely moving people.
4.
A sailor who ignores tidal timing risks stranding a boat that entered safely at high tide.

Correct Answer: Celebrations that follow shared labour are likely to strengthen community bonds more than celebrations without that shared work.

This follows logically from the passage even though it is not stated in these exact words.

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