1: At the height of the cold war in Asia during the mid – the 1980s, normal relations between Korea and China were non – existent.

A. Letters and telephone calls were also out of the question.
B. Yet, table tennis stars Ahu and Cho still connected.
C. AQs leading athletes they kept meeting at international competitions.
D. Personal visits between the two countries were not possible.

6: In 1989, Cho and Ahu reunited in Sweden and married despite the risk that Cho might not be able to return home.

1: To a foreign learner, English pronunciation presents the greatest difficulty.

P: Words are spelt in one way and pronounced in another.
Q: For instance ‘u’ has different pronunciations in ‘but’, ‘put’, ‘build’ and ‘bury’.
R: The English language is notoriously un-phonetic.
S: The same letters give different sounds in different words.

6: But a knowledge of Phonetics will help a great deal in learning correct English pronunciation.

P: win four back-to-back conference championships,
Q: which they accomplished
R: between 1990 and 1993
S: they are the only NFL team to

1. The Wal – Mart story is full of simple but important truths.

A. It’s a story that has mystified some, frustrated others and has been admired by many.
B. It’s a story about the power of the free – enterprise system and how the system is the engine that drives democracy.
C. It’s a story about trust – the basis of all successful relationships.
D. It’s a story about principled and focused leadership.

6. It is a story about a special man, a special group of people and a special organization.

1: In democratic countries, men are equal before the law, and have a voice in deciding how and by whom they shall be governed.

P: While some few people live in luxury, many have not even enough to drink and wear.
Q: But with respect to the sharing of money-which means the sharing of food and clothing, and houses and books and so on the system is still very unfair.
R: There are many families of five or six persons who live in a single room; they sleep and dress and wash and eat their meals; in this same room they are born, and in this same, they die.
S: Even in the finest of world’s cities thousands of people live in dreadful surroundings.

6: And they live like this not for fun, but because they are too poor to afford another room.

1. Rahul was successful

P: by the cruelty and horrors of war
Q: he was so disgusted
R: in his military operations
S: and alone among conquerors

6: that he renounced it.

1: A force of exists between everybody in the universe.

P:: Normally it is very small but when the one of the bodies is a planet, like earth, the force is considerable.
Q: It has been investigated by many scientists including Galileo and Newton.
R: Everything on or near the surface of the earth is attracted by the mass of earth.
S: This gravitational force depends on the mass of the bodies involved.

6: The greater the mass, the greater is the earth’s force of attraction on it. We can call this force of attraction gravity.

1: James Watt used the power of steam to drive machines.

P: With petrol engines people were able to build motor cars and airplanes.
Q: Then, many years later, the petrol engine was invented.
R: These provided quicker means of travelling.
S: His invention was used later by other clever men to give us the railway engine.

6 : The jet engine is relatively more recent.

P: appear in examinations
Q: many students from all over India
R: by different organisations
S: which are held on all India basis

1. Obesity is an independent risk factor for the development and progression of hypertension, cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease.

A. WHO says, one in three adults worldwide, has raised blood pressure.
B. Understand that fat, specially intra-abdominal fat, has significant impact on our metabolism
C. This fat affects the blood pressure; with elevated blood lipid levels.
D. High blood pressure is about six times more common in people who are obese than in those who are lean. As you get fatter, your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes and hypertension rises steeply.

6. As you get fatter, your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes and hypertension rises steeply.