Will the injured McLeery be able to help the prison officers track Evans?

How has Prashant, a teenager, been able to help the people of his village?

When Stephens comes back to the cell he jumps to a conclusion and the whole machinery blindly goes by his assumption without even checking the identity of the injured ‘McLeery’. Does this show how hasty conjectures can prevent one from seeing the obvious? How is the criminal able to predict such negligence?

Students were on the excursion to a botanical garden. They noted following observation. Will you be able to help them in understanding those conditions? A wiry outgrowth was seen on a plant arising from in between the leaf and stem.

Will the clues left behind on the question paper, put Evans back in prison again?

Consider the following paragraph : He was seriously injured in police lathi charge in Lahore during demonstrations against Simon Commission for which he subsequently died in November 1928. Later on the British officer, who was responsible for the lathi charge on him, was shot dead by Bhagat Singh and Rajguru. The revolutionary referred to in the above paragraph is

Statement : The railway authority has announced suspension of movements of train on the main track within the city limit for carrying out major repair works on Saturday and Sunday and advised the commuters to plan their journey accordingly. Assumptions: I. The commuter may protest against the decision of the railway authority and may disrupt other transport services. II. The municipal authority may be able to deploy additional buses during Saturday and Sunday to help to commuters.