Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below:
Man is the most paradoxical of all animals. On the one hand, he is the most Imaginative and creative creature on
the other hand, he is the most dangerous and destructive of all animals. He has destroyed much of his creation.
Toxic chemicals are still poisoning the world around us although we know about the dangers. Man's greed has
brought the great whales to the verge of extinction. Plants and animals which share the earth with mankind are
current products of an endless process of evolution. They were shaped by then environment. All animals are
products of their habitats. They are our heritage, the natural part of our environment and we have a simple duty
to look after them for the generation the will follow us.
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a.Why is man called the most paradoxical of ail animals?
b. What has lead to the near extinction of the great whales?
c.what factor has given the plants and animals the shape they have today?
d. what is our simple duty towards our heritage?
e. Cive a suitable title to the passage.
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they are our heritage , the natural part if our environment and we have a simple duty.
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a. Why is man called the most paradoxical of all animals?
- According to the given passage, man is said to be the most paradoxical of all animals.
- This is said because man is supposed to be the most imaginative as well as creative creature to ever exist.
- However, man is also the dangerous and destructive among all the animals.
- Therefore, man is said to be the most paradoxical animal.
b. What has lead to the near extinction of the great whales?
- According to the passage, man's greed has brought the great whales on the verge of extinction.
- The toxic chemicals from factories poison the water bodies and the world around us.
c. What factor has given the plants and animals the shape they have today?
- According to the passage, plants and animals are byproducts of evolution.
- Every animal is a product of its habitat.
- Therefore, all plants and animals were shaped by the environment.
d. What is our simple duty towards our heritage?
- The plants and animals are man's heritage and a natural part of the environment.
- Our duty towards our heritage is to look after them and preserve it for the upcoming generations.
e. Give a suitable title to the passage.
"Man's Heritage" would be a suitable title for the given passage.
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