1. (1) In this way, balancing his accounts
(P) would bring about
(Q) only extreme non-violence,
(R) with violence and non-violence,
(S) Gandhi concluded that
(6) the end of British rule.

2. (1) She had understood
(P)so she withdrew herself from the ordinary people,
(Q) like a curse to her father's house,
(R) that God had sent her,
(S) from her earliest childhood
(6) and tried to live apart.

3. All religions are
(P) to advance the cause of peace
(Q) in a holy partnership
(R) justice and freedom
(S) bound together

4. (P) with an idea to reach the deprived child
(Q) by the United Nations Organisation
(R) the year 1979 has been declared as
(S) the International Year of the Child

5. (1) If the sovereignty
(P)of the people and their elected representatives,
(Q) and the unity
(R) in the hands
(S) of a country is not safe
(6) it cannot be safe in any other hands

6. (1) Though the exact dimensions
(P) involved in the rocket
(Q) and the precise amounts Mit is clear that such a large scale operation
(S) are yet to be ascertained, (6) could not have been possible without the connivance of officials at various levels.

7. It would
(P)appear from his statement
(Q)about the policy of the management
(R) in dealing with the strike
(S) that he was quite in the dark

8. (1) If we study the lives of great men
(P) achieve greatness and,
(Q) footmarks to guide others
(R) we are reminded that we too can
(S) when we die, leave behind us
(6) and infuse them with new life.

9. (1) The Reserve Bank of India has taken the risk
(P) as measured by the Wholesale Price Index
(Q) by allowing a large flow of funds
(R) whenthe annual rate of inflation
(S) into the economy at a time
(6) is slowly moving up.

10. (1) The move to revert to a six-day week
(P) among the employees
(Q)while their leaders represented to the Chief Minister
(R) that they be taken into confidence
(S) led to an animated decision
(6) before any decision was taken.