Question

''All those who are born will one day have to die. We don't need your predictions to know that. There would be some sense in it if you could tell us the manner of that death," the royal infant uttered these words in his little squeaky voice. The chief astrologer placed his finger on his nose in wonder. A baby barely ten days old opens its lips in speech! Not only that, it also raises intelligent questions! Incredible! Rather like the bulletins issued by the war office, than facts. The chief astrologer took his finger off his nose and fixed his eyes upon the little prince. ''The prince was born in the hour of the Bull. The Bull and the Tiger are enemies, therefore, death comes from the Tiger," he explained.

The first line of the passage: 'All those who are born will one day have to die'. symbolizes:

पर्याय

• Man is born free but is in chains today.

• No man is free from existence.

• Man is mortal.

• Human beings will die someday.

Answer 1

Man is mortal.

Explanation:

The line represents the unavoidable truth of life: everyone who has ever lived will die one day. Man is mortal in this sense.