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[119]. Passage: Adult literacy programmes fail when they treat learners as empty vessels: a farm worker who cannot read may still calculate prices, negotiate markets and memorise complex oral histories. Programmes succeed when reading is tied to immediate uses, such as filling forms, reading medicine labels, and helping children with homework, and when classes respect work hours and dignity. Literacy then becomes a tool for bargaining, health and citizenship, not a certificate. Measuring success only by enrolment hides whether learners actually use reading in daily life. According to the passage, which statement is true?

1.
The passage states the exact opposite of this detail.
2.
A farm worker who cannot read may still calculate prices, negotiate markets and memorise complex oral histories.
3.
The passage attributes this detail to a practice it criticises.
4.
The passage says this detail is irrelevant to its argument.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : A farm worker who cannot read may still calculate prices, negotiate markets and memorise complex oral histories.

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सही उत्तर A farm worker who cannot read may still calculate prices, negotiate markets and memorise complex oral histories. है।

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This detail is stated in the passage; the distractors reverse or dismiss it.

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[119]. Passage: Adult literacy programmes fail when they treat learners as empty vessels: a farm worker who cannot read may still calculate prices, negotiate markets and memorise complex oral histories. Programmes succeed when reading is tied to immediate uses, such as filling forms, reading medicine labels, and helping children with homework, and when classes respect work hours and dignity. Literacy then becomes a tool for bargaining, health and citizenship, not a certificate. Measuring success only by enrolment hides whether learners actually use reading in daily life. According to the passage, which statement is true?

1.
The passage states the exact opposite of this detail.
2.
A farm worker who cannot read may still calculate prices, negotiate markets and memorise complex oral histories.
3.
The passage attributes this detail to a practice it criticises.
4.
The passage says this detail is irrelevant to its argument.

Correct Answer: A farm worker who cannot read may still calculate prices, negotiate markets and memorise complex oral histories.

This detail is stated in the passage; the distractors reverse or dismiss it.

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