CET 2026 Slot 4 · MBA CET 2026 Attempt 1 Slot 4 · Verbal – Page 9
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Which of these is not true in the context of the passage?
- We speak in other people’s voices, most of time
- People are genuine in expressing their feelings.
- We generally imitate others in everything.
- People are happy to take on other’s roles.
- People are not genuine in expressing their feelings.
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Answer: B. People are genuine in expressing their feelings.
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In the context of the passage, ‘wryly’ means:
- Disapprovingly
- Unwillingly
- Repulsively
- Hesitatingly
- Willingly
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Answer: A. Disapprovingly
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In the context of the passage, how can humanity get stuck in someone else’s discarded chewing gum?
- By giving preference to others’ views over one’s own views
- By choosing a product which is sponsored by some great personality
- By using discarded things
- By appreciating other’s ideas
- By criticizing other’s ideas
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Answer: A. By giving preference to others’ views over one’s own views
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What does the expression ‘lives a mimicry, passions a quotation’ mean?
- Lives a parody, feelings a repetition
- Lives a duplication, feelings a recitation
- Lives an imitation, feelings a borrowing
- Lives a sham, feelings a deception
- Lives originality, feeling a meaning
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Answer: C. Lives an imitation, feelings a borrowing
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‘Unless you have been brave enough to forsake this-trap’ implies that one has to be?
- quite serious to give up the old values.
- daring enough to break free from the stranglehold of others’ views
- very pretentious to discard one’s convictions.
- coaxed to come out of the clutches of tradition.
- quite serious to hold up other’s views.
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Answer: B. daring enough to break free from the stranglehold of others’ views