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Statement I: The poet concludes that the mite proves to be an intelligent creature. Statement II: The mite seems to dislike the ink as it quickly whirls around to fly away.

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Question

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

Statement I: The poet concludes that the mite proves to be an intelligent creature.

Statement II: The mite seems to dislike the ink as it quickly whirls around to fly away.

Options

  • Statement II is the cause for Statement I.

  • Statement II is true, and Statement I is false.

  • Statement I and Statement II are independent of each other.

  • Statement I is true, and Statement II is false.

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Solution

Statement II is the cause for Statement I.

Explanation:

The poet realises that the mite is an intelligent creature, as it quickly senses the danger of the ink and moves away to save itself. Its alertness and instinct for survival make the poet respect its intelligence. Thus, Statement II explains and leads to Statement I.

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Chapter 4: A Considerable Speck - Competency - Focused Questions [Page 64]

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Evergreen Publication English Treasure Chest Workbook Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 4 A Considerable Speck
Competency - Focused Questions | Q I. (a) 4. | Page 64
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