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Direction: In the given question an inference is given in bold which is then followed by three statements. You have to find the statement(s) from where it is inferred.

Choose the option with the best possible outcome as your choice.

Gratification of inner life is more important than that of outer life.

(I) In Hebrew, the word for life is Chayim, because each of us live two separate lives. We lead an outer and an inner life. It is not enough to have an upwardly mobile outer life: house, car and bank balance. It is not satisfying unless a person also has a richer inner life filled with meaning and purpose.

(II) Often, we find people who have nothing, but who are very happy because they have a rich, spiritual inner life. They have wonderful relationships. They know they are needed and have never lost their integrity. For this, we must know that we are needed. That is why marriage is stressed in all religions because we all need to be needed. When you marry, you are telling that person that you need him physically, emotionally and spiritually. Both parties must acknowledge that they need each other.

(III) All religions teach us that love, dedication, devotion, compassion, care and concern are important. And that, ultimately, material success is fleeting; that only the things that you have in your heart and mind stay with you forever and that relationships are more important than money.

A)  Both (I) and (III)           

B)  Both (I) and (II)

C)  All (I), (II) and (III)        

D)  Only (I)

E)  Only (III)