Question

Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow
5*2=10
People often say that stars govern their fate, but they forget the fact that success or failure is
the fruit of one's own action. If we sow chaff we cannot rep grain. The result of the
consequence of an action depends on what one does and to the extent he does it. If we work
hard, we succeed. People who think that the Law of Karma is supreme may feel that what
one is destined to get, he will always get, whether he strives for it or not. But experience tells
us that rewards and punishments are the direct results of our action Honesty and hard work
never go unrewarded and dishonesty and evil never go unpunished
Questions:
a. What beliefs do people often have about the role of stars in their life?
b. What factors govern the success or failure of people?
c. What is the Law of Karma?
d. What lesson do we learn from the last sentence of the passage?
the passage the world similar in meaning to attempt​

Answer 1

Answer:

so long do yourself i d i o t

Answer 2

Explanation:

what beliefs do people often have about the role of stars in their life