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C.1.8 Tick mark the sentence with the nearest meaning,
1. Tell her I will see her in the beyond.
a) Nana will meet Nani after death.
b) Nani will meet Nana in the next birth.
c) Nani should know that she was not departing forever.
d) Nani will return first and then Nana will
2. The shift was gradual.
a) Step by step Nana moved away from himself.
b) Very slowly Nana got transformed as Nani.
c) Nana started making adjustment in the family.
d) Gradually Nana learned to imitate Nani.
3. In fact there is more of her and less of him.
a) Nana was mostly overpowered by the personality of Nani.
b) Nana liked Nani more than he liked himself.
c) Actually the family remembers Nani more than Nana does.
d) In this story Nani's role is more than Nana's role.
4. Let him live his life any way he wants to.
a) Nana's likings should be fulfilled by the family members.
Let us allow Nana to live rest of life.
c) Nana should be free to live or die.
d) The family should not worry if Nana wants to behave as Nani.

Answers

Answered by singh04pabhjot

Answer:

Definition of beyond (Entry 1 of 3)

1: on or to the farther side : FARTHER

We could see the valley and the hills beyond.

2: in addition : BESIDES

provides the essentials but nothing beyond

beyond preposition

Definition of beyond (Entry 2 of 3)

1: on or to the farther side of : at a greater distance than

beyond the horizon

2a: out of the reach or sphere (see SPHERE entry 1 sense 4b) of

a task beyond his strength

b: in a degree or amount surpassing

beautiful beyond measure

c: out of the comprehension of

his reasoning is beyond me

3: in addition to : BESIDES

doing work beyond his regular duties

beyond noun

Definition of beyond (Entry 3 of 3)

1: something that lies on or to the farther side : something that lies beyond (see BEYOND entry 1 sense 1)

twenty miles back into the beyond

— R. W. Hatch

2: something that lies outside the scope of ordinary experience

… there's a beyond that the mind can't see, and that's where the answers are.

— Robert Nathan

specifically : HEREAFTER

Answered by tiwarikamalkishor70

Explanation:

tell her I will see her in the beyond ka nearest meaning

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