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1. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below: Mulk Raj Anand, one of the grand old men of Indian writing in English, died on Tuesday morning in Pune. He is survived by his wife and daughter. The writer was admitted to Jehangir Hospital in Pune on September 17, 2004 with pneumonia. He lived in Khandala, a hill station between Pune and Mumbai, while his wife lives in Mumbai and daughter in London, Anand passed away at 8.30 am. due to complications arising out of old age, said his caretaker Ram Gohar, who was with him till the end. His family was informed of his death, Gohar added. Anand has bequeathed his property to the Sarvodaya Trust he set up for charity. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called up the hospital to offer his condolences. With R. K. Narayan and Raja Rao, Anand will be remembered as one of the pioneers of Indian writing in English. Born in Peshawar in 1905 he graduated from Punjab University in 1924. He went for further studies to Cambridge and received his Ph.D from London University in 1929. Later, he divided his time between India and UK, working as a broad-caster in the films division of the BBC in London during World War II. He also fought with the Republicans in the Spanish civil war. A prolific author, Anand wrote on several subjects, with his earlier books including titles like Curries and Other Indian Dishes (1932), Marx and Engels in India (1939) and The Hindu View of Art (1933). But his best known and best loved works are his three early novels: Untouchable (1935), Coolie (1936) and Two Leaves and a Bud (1937).

Question.

Find out the words in the passage which mean (any three):

(a)Outlived.
(b)Inflammation of the lung.
(c)Left by will to another.
(d)One who relays by wireless.​

Answer 1

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sorry don't know the answer....

Answer 2

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1 survived

2. pneumonia

3 . bequeathed

Hope so