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Select the option that shows the correct relationship between statement I and statement II. Statement I: I still don’t quite like the face. Statement II: I swung myself round on the stool.

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Question

Select the option that shows the correct relationship between statement I and statement II.

Statement I: I still don’t quite like the face.

Statement II: I swung myself round on the stool.

Options

  • I is independent of II.

  • I is a contradiction of II.

  • I is an example of II.

  • I is the cause of II.

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Solution

I is independent of II.

Explanation:

Statement I expresses the narrator’s opinion that he still does not like his face after the photographer’s comments. Statement II simply describes his physical action of turning around on the stool. The two statements are unrelated; neither causes nor results from the other.

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Chapter 6: With the Photographer - Competency - Focused Questions [Page 103]

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Evergreen Publication English Treasure Chest Workbook Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 6 With the Photographer
Competency - Focused Questions | Q I. (a) 6. | Page 103
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