| Direction: Study the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below: |
| India is an extremely diverse nation with heavy traditional influence. Many different religious beliefs coexist peacefully in the country, and the government is becoming increasingly more secular every year as shown through the public celebration of virtually every major religious holiday in India. In contrast to religions constant development in India, the idea of arranged marriage has been deeply ingrained into Indian tradition, and many citizens, both young and old, could not picture other forms of matrimony as suitable. In an arranged marriage, parents seek out prospective brides or bridegrooms for their children with selection rationale ranging from educational level, family wealth, and the most important of them all with caste membership. The Manusmriti, an authoritave and highly influential book translated as The Laws of Manu is regarded as acknowledging and justifying the caste system as the basis of order and regularity of society including marriages. Independent Indias constitution banned discrimination based on caste and gender in an attempt to correct historical injustices, however, as previously mentioned, caste membership has an effect on the outcome of an arranged marriage. |
A) They are more religious and authoritative in terms of social castes
B) They acknowledge themselves with their similar cast peers
C) They think that the arranged marriages safe for the future
D) a and c
Correct Answer: B
Solution :
(b)| 1. Criteria reasoning |
| 2. Argument |
| 3. Object and Function Analogy |
| Indian parents are more inclined to the value system of the country and further more inclined to the cast membership of their own kind. Thats why they look cast membership more as wealthy bride or bridegroom is secondary. |
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