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In this section you have few short passages. After each passage, you will find some items based on the passage. First, read a passage and answer the items based on it. You are required to select your answers based on the contents of the passage and opinion of the author only. Passage According to the civil laws of most countries obedience is no longer the duty of a wife, every woman has the political right to vote, but these liberties remain theoretical as long as she does not have economic freedom. A woman supported by a man is not liberated from the male. It is through gainful employment that woman has travelled most of the distance that separated her from the male, and nothing else can guarantee her liberty in practice. I once heard a maidservant declare, while cleaning the stone floor of a hotel lobby, "I never asked anybody for anything, I succeeded all by myself." She was as proud of her self-sufficiency as a Rockefeller, Ford or Birla. However, the mere combination of the tight to vote and a job does not mean complete liberation : working, today, is not a liberty. A recent study of women workers in a car factory shows that they would prefer to stay in the home rather than work in the factory. The majority of women do not escape from the traditional feminine world. Their jobs at the factory do not relieve them of housekeeping burdens, they get from neither society nor their husbands, the assistance they need to become in concrete fact the equals of men. Why does the writer talk about the maidservant in the hotel lobby ?

In this section you have few short passages. After each passage, you will find some items based on the passage. First, read a passage and answer the items based on it. You are required to select your answers based on the contents of the passage and opinion of the author only. Passage According to the civil laws of most countries obedience is no longer the duty of a wife, every woman has the political right to vote, but these liberties remain theoretical as long as she does not have economic freedom. A woman supported by a man is not liberated from the male. It is through gainful employment that woman has travelled most of the distance that separated her from the male, and nothing else can guarantee her liberty in practice. I once heard a maidservant declare, while cleaning the stone floor of a hotel lobby, "I never asked anybody for anything, I succeeded all by myself." She was as proud of her self-sufficiency as a Rockefeller, Ford or Birla. However, the mere combination of the tight to vote and a job does not mean complete liberation : working, today, is not a liberty. A recent study of women workers in a car factory shows that they would prefer to stay in the home rather than work in the factory. The majority of women do not escape from the traditional feminine world. Their jobs at the factory do not relieve them of housekeeping burdens, they get from neither society nor their husbands, the assistance they need to become in concrete fact the equals of men. Which of the following helps women most to achieve equality with men ?

Directions : In this section you have few short passages. After each passage, you will find some items based on the passage. First, read a passage and answer the items based on it. You are required to select your answers based on the contents of the passage and opinion of the author only. Passage Over population is the most pressing of lndia's numerous and multi faceted problems. In fact it has caused equally complex problems such as poverty, under nourishment, unemployment and excessive fragmentation of land. Indisputably, this country has been facing a population explosion of crisis dimensions. It has largely diluted the fruits of the remarkable economic progress that the nation has made during the last four decades or so. The entire battle against poverty is thwarted by the rapid increase in the population. The tragedy is that while over population accentuates poverty, the country's stark poverty itself is in many areas a major cause of over population. What, according to the author, is the biggest reason behind over-population ?

(a) Some men have abnormally low sperm count in seminal fluid. Also. Some women cannot normally conceive because of any of the following reasons: (i) They cannot produce ova, (ii) They have blocked oviducts, or (iii) They have spermicidal secretions in the vagina. In such couples, one technique is commonly used. Name that Assisted Reproduction Technique. (b) At what stage, fertilized egg is transferred into the fallopian tube or uterus of the mother in this technique ?

There are two similar glands P which are located on the top of two similar organs Q in the human body. The glands P are often called glands of emergency and they secrete a hormone R into the blood stream. The hormone R is secreted in large amounts when a person is frightened. It brings about temporary changes in the body which allow a lot of substance S from the liver to go into blood so as to provide a lot of energy in a very short time. This helps the person concerned to flight back or run away from the frightening situation. what are P,Q,R and S?

Fill in the blanks : (i) ____ are the secretions of ductless endocrine glands and the study of endocrine glands and role of their secretions is called____. (ii) Steroid hormones are secreted by____, testes, ovaries and ____ . (iii) ____ and ____ from posterior lobe of pituitary are short peptide hormones. (iv) ___ and ___ are aminoacid derivative hormones commonly called catecholamines. (v) Steroid hormones have their receptors in the ____ of the target cells while protein hormones have their receptors on the ____ of the target cells. (vi) Hyposecretion of thyroid hormones causes ____ in infants and ___ in adults. (vii) Anterior lobe of pituitary is also called ___ while posterior lobe or pars nervosa is also termed ____ . (viii) Excess of growth hormone since childhood leads to disease called ____ and its excess after adolescence causes disease___ .

In china and India, booming middle classes and fast-rising disposable incomes have created a still-under-trapped consume culture. Let's not forget the lessons being learned about the brand-building, power of digital connections and consumer co-creation. Since the advent of the internet, sites that offer social interaction and connectivity have been at the forefront of our digital revolution, reshaping the way consumers expect to interact with each other and, ultimately, with brands. Online tag-sale site e-Bay, for example was one of the first sites to teach us that you can trust people online as well as you might trust a friendly neighbour. That social interaction paved the way for Friendster and MySpace and You Tube, a social networking tool that, in the past year, has empowered consumers to create their own content and post it to a global audience. Anyone who doubts the real market potential of such a platfrom only needs to check out October's biggest business headlines : Google purchased the sire for $ 1.65 billion. HSBC effort attempted a similar goal, to give consumers a forum for conversation. At your pointofview.com, consumers in 76 countries can weigh in and give their opinions on subjects including cloning, fashion, wind farms and video games. Teenagers in Chinese cities surf the web for 5.1 hours a week, and the online ad-market is booming-by more than 75% annually for the past three years, according to Business Week, Mobile phones are among the most coveted pieces of technology. And 17.5 million bloggers (and their 75 million readers), many of whom fall within the coveted 18-25 age groups, are shaping consumer opinions in China with more intensity than they do in the US. The internet age has put advertisers and branding experts face to face with an empowered consumer. And those consumers are happy to listen to our messages, as long as we are willing to listen to them. Which marketing philosophy has been emphasised in the above case ?

In china and India, booming middle classes and fast-rising disposable incomes have created a still-under-trapped consume culture. Let's not forget the lessons being learned about the brand-building, power of digital connections and consumer co-creation. Since the advent of the internet, sites that offer social interaction and connectivity have been at the forefront of our digital revolution, reshaping the way consumers expect to interact with each other and, ultimately, with brands. Online tag-sale site e-Bay, for example was one of the first sites to teach us that you can trust people online as well as you might trust a friendly neighbour. That social interaction paved the way for Friendster and MySpace and You Tube, a social networking tool that, in the past year, has empowered consumers to create their own content and post it to a global audience. Anyone who doubts the real market potential of such a platfrom only needs to check out October's biggest business headlines : Google purchased the sire for $ 1.65 billion. HSBC effort attempted a similar goal, to give consumers a forum for conversation. At your pointofview.com, consumers in 76 countries can weigh in and give their opinions on subjects including cloning, fashion, wind farms and video games. Teenagers in Chinese cities surf the web for 5.1 hours a week, and the online ad-market is booming-by more than 75% annually for the past three years, according to Business Week, Mobile phones are among the most coveted pieces of technology. And 17.5 million bloggers (and their 75 million readers), many of whom fall within the coveted 18-25 age groups, are shaping consumer opinions in China with more intensity than they do in the US. The internet age has put advertisers and branding experts face to face with an empowered consumer. And those consumers are happy to listen to our messages, as long as we are willing to listen to them. Which marketing philosophy emphasises development of society as well ?