SECTION 1 READING
ead the following passages carefully and choose the most appropriate option. 15
The kingdom of books is as vast as the universe, for there is no corner of it which they
have left unexplored. There is no dearth of books on any topic, be it as simple as the
composition of sodium nitrate or as intricate as the mechanism of a spacecraft rocketing
towards the Mars. We make use of books for the dissemination of useful ideas, for
popularising the fruits of our research in various fields of knowledge and for spreading
our progressive views on matters which are of vital concern to our fellow beings. In fact
no single product of human labour has been as helpful to the advancement of
civilization as books which are written in all languages of the world and which are
decoratively placed in bookshelves in our homes and test fully displayed in book stalls
and libraries. If to Keats works of ancient poets like Homer were realms of gold from
which he derived much Joy as well as inspiration, to the modem lover of books, the
labours of all geniuses, including those of Keats, are mines of inestimable intellectual
wealth which he goes on exploring for the sake of his mental and spiritual
advancement.
1. The kingdom of books is compared to-
a nation
b universe
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