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Select the option that shows the correct relationship between statement I and statement II. Statement I: “Put up your hands”. Statement II: “Walking for air. Walking to see”.

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Question

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

Statement I: “Put up your hands”.

Statement II: “Walking for air. Walking to see”.

Options

  • I is a contradiction of IІ.

  • I is independent of II.

  • I is the cause for II.

  • I is an example of II.

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Solution

I is a contradiction of IІ.

Explanation:

Statement I, “Put up your hands,” is a command from the police car, while Statement II, “Walking for air. Walking to see,” is Leonard Mead’s explanation of why he is outside. The two statements express different purposes and ideas, so they are contradictory in context.

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Chapter 9: The Pedestrian - COMPETENCY - FOCUSED QUESTIONS [Page 161]

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Evergreen Publication English Treasure Chest Workbook Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 9 The Pedestrian
COMPETENCY - FOCUSED QUESTIONS | Q I. (a) 9. | Page 161
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