Question

Long ago Emperson wrote, “A man's task is his life preserver. “ This seems to be remarkably correct in

our modern life. The man without task is like a ship without a ballast and anchor, he is all too often

merely a drifter. Few men seem to have initiative enough to choose a task for themselves if they do

not need to work. When the inevitable disappointments come, as they assuredly will, they are

completely overwhelmed. But the man who has his task has no time for vain regret, he escapes the

disastrous fate which overtakes his less fortunate brother. Work is one of the greatest safety -valves

which was ever invented, and youth especially needs it.

A) It seems to be remarkably correct in modern life that:

(a) A man has enough leisure

(b) Youth needs less work and more rest

(c) Men fail to choose a task for themselves

B) The expression safety valves means:

(a) Something that blows up safety

(b) An outlet for rent up energy

(c) Something which generates safety

(d) A leaf of a folding door

C) A ship without ballast and anchor:

(a) Is in great danger

(b) Merely drifts

(c) Is very safe

(d) May not go in the right direction

D) A person who has chosen the right task has no time to regret because he:

(a) Is engrossed in his work

(b) Gas too much to do

(c) Has succeeded in life

(d) Has a safe and secured life​

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