Question

shell, ivory or thin metal will we get similar answer to shell or ivory or thin metal​

Answer 1

Answer:

no we can't find similar answers

Explanation:

here a major difference in first and 2nd sentences .......shell, ivory means almost shell and ivory but in 2nd sentence shell or ivory means either a shell or ivory.

Answer 2

The passage here refers to Mohenjo Daro's unique piece, caged behind a thick window. It can easily be overlooked as it is kept in the form of bronze among the terracotta animals. Dancing girl is a little more than 10 cm in height, the size of the human palm.

A variety of bangles— shell or ivory or thin metal— clothing her upper left arm up to her fingertips. A necklace with its three pendants and a few wrists on the right reveals a nearly modern art, over the Elbow and the hand.

Explanation:

(a)The Dancing girl belongs to Mohenja Daro (option i) (as mentioned in para one of the passage, 3rd line of the passage)

(b) In the museum, she's kept among terracotta animals (option iii) (as mentioned in para one, line 6 of the passage)

(c) The information not given in the passage is that she cannot be rediscovered as she's bronze (option iv) (she can be rediscovered, as mentioned in para one, line 7 of the passage)

(d) Great Art has power because it appeals to us despite a passage of time (option (i)) (as understood in para 4 of the passage)

(e) The jewellery she wears consists of a necklace with 3 pendants and bangles in both hands, hence option (iv)  is correct, since other options are wrong ( as mentioned in para 3 of the passage) (The jewels are made of shell, ivory and thin metal)

(f) She reminds us of "never-say-die" attitude of humans (option i) ( as mentioned in para, line of the passage)

The synonym of the word 'among' in paragraph one is AMID

The size of the dancing girl is equal to length of the human palm (true/false) TRUE