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[117]. Read the following passage carefully and answer the question.

Passage: In Bhagalpur, known as the silk city, weaving is not a factory process but a household rhythm. A weaver sits at a wooden loom before dawn, throwing the shuttle back and forth while patterns of tussar and mulberry silk slowly emerge from plain thread. Each design carries memory: motifs learned from a parent, colours chosen for a festival, a border that marks a community's taste. Power looms can copy a pattern faster and cheaper, yet they cannot copy the slight unevenness of a handloom, which buyers prize as proof of human touch. Weavers today face rising yarn prices, middlemen who take most of the profit, and young people leaving the loom for city jobs. Saving this craft means paying fairly for slowness, skill and heritage. Which of the following can be most reasonably inferred from the passage?

1.
The passage suggests the subject is unimportant and deserves no further attention.
2.
The passage proves that every traditional practice connected with the subject should be abandoned.
3.
The passage claims that only experts, never ordinary people, can understand the subject.
4.
Traditional weaving of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : Traditional weaving of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.

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सही उत्तर Traditional weaving of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices. है।

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The passage's evidence and emphasis support a lasting, wider significance, not dismissal or exclusivity.

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[117]. Read the following passage carefully and answer the question.

Passage: In Bhagalpur, known as the silk city, weaving is not a factory process but a household rhythm. A weaver sits at a wooden loom before dawn, throwing the shuttle back and forth while patterns of tussar and mulberry silk slowly emerge from plain thread. Each design carries memory: motifs learned from a parent, colours chosen for a festival, a border that marks a community's taste. Power looms can copy a pattern faster and cheaper, yet they cannot copy the slight unevenness of a handloom, which buyers prize as proof of human touch. Weavers today face rising yarn prices, middlemen who take most of the profit, and young people leaving the loom for city jobs. Saving this craft means paying fairly for slowness, skill and heritage. Which of the following can be most reasonably inferred from the passage?

1.
The passage suggests the subject is unimportant and deserves no further attention.
2.
The passage proves that every traditional practice connected with the subject should be abandoned.
3.
The passage claims that only experts, never ordinary people, can understand the subject.
4.
Traditional weaving of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.

Correct Answer: Traditional weaving of Bihar has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.

The passage's evidence and emphasis support a lasting, wider significance, not dismissal or exclusivity.

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