Question

0-1 Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow- Man is a gregarious animal living in a society. His neighbours are the people who are immediately around him. Because of their close proximity and the constant pressure of society they play a crucial role in our lives. Their significance was recognised by Jesus Christ more than two thousand years ago when in one of the Ten Commandments he said, "love thy neighbour as thou love God" it subscribes to the view that God is present in all human beings. By loving our neighbours we should not only have peace and happiness but would also come closer to God. lust as love begets love similarly if we show love and compassion to our neighbours they are bound to reciprocate. This relationship can bring about immense joy and happiness in our lives for they are always at hand to help us in our hour of need. In today's highly mobile and competitive soclety our friends or relatives are rarely available near our place of residence or around us when we need them the most. It is in these trying times that the help and assistance of our immediate neighbour comes as a boon to us. It is therefore of paramount importance that we have good and friendly relations with our neighbours.

a) Why is man called a gregarious animal?
b) What crucial role do our neighbours play in our lives?
c) How is loving our neighbours equal to loving God?

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Answer 1

Answer:

a)man is called a gregarious animal because he is living in a society.

b)close proximity and the constant pressure of society crucial role our neighbours play in our lives?

c)don t know

Answer 2

The answers are as follows:

a) Man is described as a gregarious animal in the given passage because he is fond of the company of other people. Humans are social animals.

b) Neighbors are the immediate people that surround us. This close proximity and the constant pressure of society plays an important role in our lives.

c) When we treat our neighbors with love and respect, we are bound to receive the same from them. If we maintain friendly relations with our neighbors, we will come closer to God.