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    For too long, humans have suffered from anxiety and fear around the end of life. Religions, hierarchical structures, medical science and intellectuals have exploited the grief and sense of loss. For centuries, uncertainty around the process of dying forced leaders and thinkers to come up with some explanation about the natural phenomenon.
    Unfortunately, the solutions proposed added to the negative thinking, fear and darkness. Concepts of hell, sin, torture, punishment and painful death reinforced the anxiety.

    Great collective and individual human efforts have gone into activities primarily designed to prevent death. The invention of fire and agriculture were basic tools that prevented untimely death. Clothes, safe places to sleep, easy access to basic life needs were all invented to prolong life and improve its quality.

    The desire to live longer, or perhaps forever, has driven humans to invent great things. The science of medicine as a whole is a tool devised primarily to keep people alive as long as possible. Prevention, cure, regeneration and prosthetic techniques have developed into a large industry and thrive on the desire to live longer, healthier and better-looking lives. However, every time a person dies, medicine now thinks it is a failure of science.
    The facts of death are largely unknown. So are facts about god and religion. The combination of these two facts of death and God has created an ever more fearful ambience. Enigma of death, in a way, is the root cause for the stranglehold of religion over society and a source for the invention of a god. The food we eat, the clothes we wear, the doctor we see, and the scripture we read, all were primarily invented to either prevent death or address the fear of it.

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    What impact did leaders' and philosophers' solutions to death have on humans?

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    For too long, humans have suffered from anxiety and fear around the end of life. Religions, hierarchical structures, medical science and intellectuals have exploited the grief and sense of loss. For centuries, uncertainty around the process of dying forced leaders and thinkers to come up with some explanation about the natural phenomenon.
    Unfortunately, the solutions proposed added to the negative thinking, fear and darkness. Concepts of hell, sin, torture, punishment and painful death reinforced the anxiety.

    Great collective and individual human efforts have gone into activities primarily designed to prevent death. The invention of fire and agriculture were basic tools that prevented untimely death. Clothes, safe places to sleep, easy access to basic life needs were all invented to prolong life and improve its quality.

    The desire to live longer, or perhaps forever, has driven humans to invent great things. The science of medicine as a whole is a tool devised primarily to keep people alive as long as possible. Prevention, cure, regeneration and prosthetic techniques have developed into a large industry and thrive on the desire to live longer, healthier and better-looking lives. However, every time a person dies, medicine now thinks it is a failure of science.
    The facts of death are largely unknown. So are facts about god and religion. The combination of these two facts of death and God has created an ever more fearful ambience. Enigma of death, in a way, is the root cause for the stranglehold of religion over society and a source for the invention of a god. The food we eat, the clothes we wear, the doctor we see, and the scripture we read, all were primarily invented to either prevent death or address the fear of it.

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    What steps were taken to avoid an untimely death?

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    For too long, humans have suffered from anxiety and fear around the end of life. Religions, hierarchical structures, medical science and intellectuals have exploited the grief and sense of loss. For centuries, uncertainty around the process of dying forced leaders and thinkers to come up with some explanation about the natural phenomenon.
    Unfortunately, the solutions proposed added to the negative thinking, fear and darkness. Concepts of hell, sin, torture, punishment and painful death reinforced the anxiety.

    Great collective and individual human efforts have gone into activities primarily designed to prevent death. The invention of fire and agriculture were basic tools that prevented untimely death. Clothes, safe places to sleep, easy access to basic life needs were all invented to prolong life and improve its quality.

    The desire to live longer, or perhaps forever, has driven humans to invent great things. The science of medicine as a whole is a tool devised primarily to keep people alive as long as possible. Prevention, cure, regeneration and prosthetic techniques have developed into a large industry and thrive on the desire to live longer, healthier and better-looking lives. However, every time a person dies, medicine now thinks it is a failure of science.
    The facts of death are largely unknown. So are facts about god and religion. The combination of these two facts of death and God has created an ever more fearful ambience. Enigma of death, in a way, is the root cause for the stranglehold of religion over society and a source for the invention of a god. The food we eat, the clothes we wear, the doctor we see, and the scripture we read, all were primarily invented to either prevent death or address the fear of it.

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    Who manipulated the grief and sense of loss?

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    For too long, humans have suffered from anxiety and fear around the end of life. Religions, hierarchical structures, medical science and intellectuals have exploited the grief and sense of loss. For centuries, uncertainty around the process of dying forced leaders and thinkers to come up with some explanation about the natural phenomenon.
    Unfortunately, the solutions proposed added to the negative thinking, fear and darkness. Concepts of hell, sin, torture, punishment and painful death reinforced the anxiety.

    Great collective and individual human efforts have gone into activities primarily designed to prevent death. The invention of fire and agriculture were basic tools that prevented untimely death. Clothes, safe places to sleep, easy access to basic life needs were all invented to prolong life and improve its quality.

    The desire to live longer, or perhaps forever, has driven humans to invent great things. The science of medicine as a whole is a tool devised primarily to keep people alive as long as possible. Prevention, cure, regeneration and prosthetic techniques have developed into a large industry and thrive on the desire to live longer, healthier and better-looking lives. However, every time a person dies, medicine now thinks it is a failure of science.
    The facts of death are largely unknown. So are facts about god and religion. The combination of these two facts of death and God has created an ever more fearful ambience. Enigma of death, in a way, is the root cause for the stranglehold of religion over society and a source for the invention of a god. The food we eat, the clothes we wear, the doctor we see, and the scripture we read, all were primarily invented to either prevent death or address the fear of it.

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    What does Medicine think whenever a person dies?

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    Directions: Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows.

    For too long, humans have suffered from anxiety and fear around the end of life. Religions, hierarchical structures, medical science and intellectuals have exploited the grief and sense of loss. For centuries, uncertainty around the process of dying forced leaders and thinkers to come up with some explanation about the natural phenomenon.
    Unfortunately, the solutions proposed added to the negative thinking, fear and darkness. Concepts of hell, sin, torture, punishment and painful death reinforced the anxiety.

    Great collective and individual human efforts have gone into activities primarily designed to prevent death. The invention of fire and agriculture were basic tools that prevented untimely death. Clothes, safe places to sleep, easy access to basic life needs were all invented to prolong life and improve its quality.

    The desire to live longer, or perhaps forever, has driven humans to invent great things. The science of medicine as a whole is a tool devised primarily to keep people alive as long as possible. Prevention, cure, regeneration and prosthetic techniques have developed into a large industry and thrive on the desire to live longer, healthier and better-looking lives. However, every time a person dies, medicine now thinks it is a failure of science.
    The facts of death are largely unknown. So are facts about god and religion. The combination of these two facts of death and God has created an ever more fearful ambience. Enigma of death, in a way, is the root cause for the stranglehold of religion over society and a source for the invention of a god. The food we eat, the clothes we wear, the doctor we see, and the scripture we read, all were primarily invented to either prevent death or address the fear of it.

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    Which, when combined, has created an even more terrifying atmosphere?

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    Direction: Each item in this section has a sentence with three parts labelled (a), (b) and (c). Read each sentence to find out whether there is an error in any part and if you find no error, your response should be indicated as (d).

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    Most of us who are older competitive runners (a)/ are not able to race anywhere at the same speed (b)/ as we do when we were 30. (c)/ No error (d)

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    Direction: Each item in this section has a sentence with three parts labelled (a), (b) and (c). Read each sentence to find out whether there is an error in any part and if you find no error, your response should be indicated as (d).

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    Work hard (a)/ lest you do not (b)/ fail. (c)/ No error (d)

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    Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.

    Bengaluru is a beautiful city which ______ the modern with the traditional.

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    Direction: In the following question, out of the four options, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.

    Discerning

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    Direction: In the following question, out of the four options, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.

    ARTICULATE

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