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[115]. Read the following passage carefully:

Passage: "Every winter, birds that nested in Siberia arrive at Indian wetlands, having flown thousands of kilometres over mountains and seas. They do not fly at random: they follow ancient routes, rest at the same lakes, and use the Sun, stars and the Earth's magnetic field to navigate. At the wetland they feed, moult and grow strong before the long return journey in spring. If a wetland is drained or polluted, the birds lose not only a resting place but a link in a chain that spans continents. Protecting migratory birds therefore means protecting the whole chain of wetlands along their route, in many countries at once." According to the passage, which of the following is true?

1.
Students from China, Korea, Tibet and Persia travelled for months to study logic, medicine, astronomy and Buddhist philosophy at Nalanda.
2.
Children studied without smoky lamps, a women's group ran sewing on electric machines, and a farmer received weather and market prices on his phone.
3.
Actors gather at a market corner, beat a drum to draw a crowd, and perform short plays about dowry, cleanliness or voting.
4.
Birds from Siberia fly thousands of kilometres to Indian wetlands, navigating by Sun, stars and the Earth's magnetic field, and rest at the same lakes.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : Birds from Siberia fly thousands of kilometres to Indian wetlands, navigating by Sun, stars and the Earth's magnetic field, and rest at the same lakes.

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सही उत्तर Birds from Siberia fly thousands of kilometres to Indian wetlands, navigating by Sun, stars and the Earth's magnetic field, and rest at the same lakes. है।

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This statement is directly stated or clearly shown in the passage, while the distractors belong to other contexts.

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[115]. Read the following passage carefully:

Passage: "Every winter, birds that nested in Siberia arrive at Indian wetlands, having flown thousands of kilometres over mountains and seas. They do not fly at random: they follow ancient routes, rest at the same lakes, and use the Sun, stars and the Earth's magnetic field to navigate. At the wetland they feed, moult and grow strong before the long return journey in spring. If a wetland is drained or polluted, the birds lose not only a resting place but a link in a chain that spans continents. Protecting migratory birds therefore means protecting the whole chain of wetlands along their route, in many countries at once." According to the passage, which of the following is true?

1.
Students from China, Korea, Tibet and Persia travelled for months to study logic, medicine, astronomy and Buddhist philosophy at Nalanda.
2.
Children studied without smoky lamps, a women's group ran sewing on electric machines, and a farmer received weather and market prices on his phone.
3.
Actors gather at a market corner, beat a drum to draw a crowd, and perform short plays about dowry, cleanliness or voting.
4.
Birds from Siberia fly thousands of kilometres to Indian wetlands, navigating by Sun, stars and the Earth's magnetic field, and rest at the same lakes.

Correct Answer: Birds from Siberia fly thousands of kilometres to Indian wetlands, navigating by Sun, stars and the Earth's magnetic field, and rest at the same lakes.

This statement is directly stated or clearly shown in the passage, while the distractors belong to other contexts.

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