Question
Match Column I and Column II and choose the correct
match from the given choiceSolution
Part B says painted on the Bhawan walls and part D says âscribbledâ which means written or drawn carelessly or hurriedly. So both are from the same context and both are connected with âorâ. So B-D will make a perfect pair. Only option C fulfills that. The other pair, i.e C-F also makes a meaningful sentence. So option C will be the correct choice here. From the given options only B-D, C-F is matched and makes a meaningful sentence. The correct answer after matching will be (B-D): The only difference is, we havenât painted it on the Bhawan walls yet or scribbled Hindu Rashtra in the postcards to the world. (C-F): It can take the form of an enduring, founding national myth, one that is internalised and repeated so many times that it acquires folklorish proportions. Option A: (A-D, B-E) is incorrect because it does not make any meaningful sentence. Option B: (B-F, C-D) is incorrect because it does not make any meaningful sentence. Option D: (A-F, B-E) is incorrect because it does not make any meaningful sentence. Option E: (A-E) is incorrect because it does not make any meaningful sentence.
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