1. (1) People read and recite the Ramayana,
(P)which refers to those high ideals of human conduct
(Q) with great devotion,
(R) that aspect of its greatness
(S) but they mostly fail to appreciate
(6) that this great epic places before us.

2. Only
(P) to make himself
(Q) by shouting at the top of his voice
(R) was he able
(S) heard

3. (1) India has been a land
(P) but in the sense that learning has always been very highly valued
(Q)not indeed in the sense that education has been universal,
(R) and the learned man has been held in higher esteem
(S) of learning throughout the ages
(6) than the warrioror the administrator.

4. (1) If you are serious about
(P) vocabulary building not a hobby,
(Q) you will have to make
(R) an absorbing interest,
(S) increasing your vocabulary,
(6)or even an obsession.

5. (1) Above all,
(P) in the present age of light reading,
(Q) it is well if something heavier is cast now and then
(R) of reading hastily and thoughtlessly (S) that is,
(6) into the midst of the reading public.

6. The national unity of a free people
(P) to make it impracticable
(Q)for there to - be an arbitrary administration
(R) depends upon a sufficiently even balance of political power
(S) against a revolutionary opposition that is irreconcilably opposed to it

7. After the awarding speeches
(P) the prize given
(Q) and
(R) had been made
(S) I got up to give my address in reply

8. (1) Inaugurating the Bharat Bhawan
(P) the then Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi said that
(Q) in all states so that the creative faculties of.the people
(R) in Bhopal on February 13, 1982
(S) it had been her long cherished desire to see such bhavans come up
(6) could find their proper outlet

9. Women
(P) till the other day
(Q) who were content being housewives
(R) about spending their time cooking
(S) now sound apologetic

10. I have never met
(P) a friendliness and hospitality
(Q) in your city,
(R) like the one
(S) I have nvet
(6) Calcutta