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Direction: Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

It will be a mistake to think that he was given 'bouquets', he also received many 'brickbats'. The Christian mission-aries took alarm at his popularity. They used to raise funds by preaching that India was a land of heathens waiting to be saved by Christianity. The American Press now began to say that it was a shame that anybody should try to teach India religion, rather the world should sit at her feet to learn it.

Vivekananda also said that India did not need religion but material support. The missionaries found that the subscriptions they had so long been receiving from the people were steadily declining. They blamed it on Swamiji. They now started denigrating him in all manner of ways. They even began to spread scandals against his personal character. Strangely enough, even some of his own countrymen joined them in this for reasons of their own. But 'Truth alone prevails', as Swamiji always preached. He did not try to defend himself, but others stood up for him and vehemently protested. Finally, all such mean attempt failed, and his reputation only rose higher and higher.

The passage teaches us:

A)  Not to visit any foreign land

B)  Not to get involved in any scandal

C)  Not to deviate from the path of truth

D)  Not to believe in any religion

E)  None of these