English Comprehension MCQs

श्रेणी: English | विषय: English Comprehension

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English Comprehension • Reading Comprehension

Directions: Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option.

Shutting down traffic, vandalising property, threatening or engaging in violence - while these forms of extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement, they are remarkably effective at raising awareness about social causes and placing pressure on institutions that can act on them. This creates an activist’s dilemma: activists may use highly disruptive protest to grab the attention of people in power, but they also risk losing popular support.

Researchers investigated the claim that extreme protest actions, those viewed as harmful to others or highly disruptive, erode public support for movements. Across six experiments involving movements such as animal rights and anti-abortion campaigns, they found that extreme protest led to a drop in social identification with the causes. This concerns activists because movements that lack popular support are unlikely to grow and may even face public opposition.

Activists want to be relevant and noticed, and they adopt tactics towards that end. At the same time, they want to build support in the general public, and it is difficult to achieve both goals simultaneously.
Why does the author say that extreme protests are effective? Directions: Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option.

Shutting down traffic, vandalising property, threatening or engaging in violence - while these forms of extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement, they are remarkably effective at raising awareness about social causes and placing pressure on institutions that can act on them. This creates an activist’s dilemma: activists may use highly disruptive protest to grab the attention of people in power, but they also risk losing popular support.

Researchers investigated the claim that extreme protest actions, those viewed as harmful to others or highly disruptive, erode public support for movements. Across six experiments involving movements such as animal rights and anti-abortion campaigns, they found that extreme protest led to a drop in social identification with the causes. This concerns activists because movements that lack popular support are unlikely to grow and may even face public opposition.

Activists want to be relevant and noticed, and they adopt tactics towards that end. At the same time, they want to build support in the general public, and it is difficult to achieve both goals simultaneously.
Why does the author say that extreme protests are effective?

A. Because they cannot be oppressed. Because they cannot be oppressed. B. Because they put pressure on the victims. Because they put pressure on the victims. C. Because they agitate people. Because they agitate people. D. Because they create awareness. Because they create awareness.

सही उत्तर: D Correct Answer: D

व्याख्या उपलब्ध नहीं है।

The passage says that they raise awareness about social causes and pressure institutions to act.

English Comprehension • Reading Comprehension

Directions: Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option.

Shutting down traffic, vandalising property, threatening or engaging in violence - while these forms of extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement, they are remarkably effective at raising awareness about social causes and placing pressure on institutions that can act on them. This creates an activist’s dilemma: activists may use highly disruptive protest to grab the attention of people in power, but they also risk losing popular support.

Researchers investigated the claim that extreme protest actions, those viewed as harmful to others or highly disruptive, erode public support for movements. Across six experiments involving movements such as animal rights and anti-abortion campaigns, they found that extreme protest led to a drop in social identification with the causes. This concerns activists because movements that lack popular support are unlikely to grow and may even face public opposition.

Activists want to be relevant and noticed, and they adopt tactics towards that end. At the same time, they want to build support in the general public, and it is difficult to achieve both goals simultaneously.
What should be a major concern for an activist? Directions: Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option.

Shutting down traffic, vandalising property, threatening or engaging in violence - while these forms of extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement, they are remarkably effective at raising awareness about social causes and placing pressure on institutions that can act on them. This creates an activist’s dilemma: activists may use highly disruptive protest to grab the attention of people in power, but they also risk losing popular support.

Researchers investigated the claim that extreme protest actions, those viewed as harmful to others or highly disruptive, erode public support for movements. Across six experiments involving movements such as animal rights and anti-abortion campaigns, they found that extreme protest led to a drop in social identification with the causes. This concerns activists because movements that lack popular support are unlikely to grow and may even face public opposition.

Activists want to be relevant and noticed, and they adopt tactics towards that end. At the same time, they want to build support in the general public, and it is difficult to achieve both goals simultaneously.
What should be a major concern for an activist?

A. That extreme protests will lose relevance. That extreme protests will lose relevance. B. That without popular support, the movement may not grow. That without popular support, the movement may not grow. C. That extreme protests may turn violent. That extreme protests may turn violent. D. That activists will be excluded from academic research studies. That activists will be excluded from academic research studies.

सही उत्तर: B Correct Answer: B

व्याख्या उपलब्ध नहीं है।

Movements lacking popular support are unlikely to grow and may face public opposition.

English Comprehension • Reading Comprehension

Directions: Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option.

Shutting down traffic, vandalising property, threatening or engaging in violence - while these forms of extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement, they are remarkably effective at raising awareness about social causes and placing pressure on institutions that can act on them. This creates an activist’s dilemma: activists may use highly disruptive protest to grab the attention of people in power, but they also risk losing popular support.

Researchers investigated the claim that extreme protest actions, those viewed as harmful to others or highly disruptive, erode public support for movements. Across six experiments involving movements such as animal rights and anti-abortion campaigns, they found that extreme protest led to a drop in social identification with the causes. This concerns activists because movements that lack popular support are unlikely to grow and may even face public opposition.

Activists want to be relevant and noticed, and they adopt tactics towards that end. At the same time, they want to build support in the general public, and it is difficult to achieve both goals simultaneously.
Why is the research paper titled “The Activist’s Dilemma”? Directions: Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option.

Shutting down traffic, vandalising property, threatening or engaging in violence - while these forms of extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement, they are remarkably effective at raising awareness about social causes and placing pressure on institutions that can act on them. This creates an activist’s dilemma: activists may use highly disruptive protest to grab the attention of people in power, but they also risk losing popular support.

Researchers investigated the claim that extreme protest actions, those viewed as harmful to others or highly disruptive, erode public support for movements. Across six experiments involving movements such as animal rights and anti-abortion campaigns, they found that extreme protest led to a drop in social identification with the causes. This concerns activists because movements that lack popular support are unlikely to grow and may even face public opposition.

Activists want to be relevant and noticed, and they adopt tactics towards that end. At the same time, they want to build support in the general public, and it is difficult to achieve both goals simultaneously.
Why is the research paper titled “The Activist’s Dilemma”?

A. Activists do not know which social causes to support. Activists do not know which social causes to support. B. Activists face a trade-off between gaining visibility and maintaining public support, making it difficult to achieve both simultaneously. Activists face a trade-off between gaining visibility and maintaining public support, making it difficult to achieve both simultaneously. C. Activists debate the historical origins of protest movements. Activists debate the historical origins of protest movements. D. Activists struggle to find financial resources for large-scale protests. Activists struggle to find financial resources for large-scale protests.

सही उत्तर: B Correct Answer: B

व्याख्या उपलब्ध नहीं है।

Activists want attention from those in power but also need broad public support.

English Comprehension • Reading Comprehension

Directions: Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option.

Shutting down traffic, vandalising property, threatening or engaging in violence - while these forms of extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement, they are remarkably effective at raising awareness about social causes and placing pressure on institutions that can act on them. This creates an activist’s dilemma: activists may use highly disruptive protest to grab the attention of people in power, but they also risk losing popular support.

Researchers investigated the claim that extreme protest actions, those viewed as harmful to others or highly disruptive, erode public support for movements. Across six experiments involving movements such as animal rights and anti-abortion campaigns, they found that extreme protest led to a drop in social identification with the causes. This concerns activists because movements that lack popular support are unlikely to grow and may even face public opposition.

Activists want to be relevant and noticed, and they adopt tactics towards that end. At the same time, they want to build support in the general public, and it is difficult to achieve both goals simultaneously.
Which word can replace the bold word “undercut” in the sentence “Extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement”? Directions: Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option.

Shutting down traffic, vandalising property, threatening or engaging in violence - while these forms of extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement, they are remarkably effective at raising awareness about social causes and placing pressure on institutions that can act on them. This creates an activist’s dilemma: activists may use highly disruptive protest to grab the attention of people in power, but they also risk losing popular support.

Researchers investigated the claim that extreme protest actions, those viewed as harmful to others or highly disruptive, erode public support for movements. Across six experiments involving movements such as animal rights and anti-abortion campaigns, they found that extreme protest led to a drop in social identification with the causes. This concerns activists because movements that lack popular support are unlikely to grow and may even face public opposition.

Activists want to be relevant and noticed, and they adopt tactics towards that end. At the same time, they want to build support in the general public, and it is difficult to achieve both goals simultaneously.
Which word can replace the bold word “undercut” in the sentence “Extreme protest might undercut public support for a movement”?

A. Bring Bring B. Gather Gather C. Underline Underline D. Weaken Weaken

सही उत्तर: D Correct Answer: D

व्याख्या उपलब्ध नहीं है।

Undercut means to weaken or reduce the effectiveness of something.

English Comprehension MCQs

English Comprehension MCQs

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