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Question Numbers: 31-35
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There lived in a certain town of Persia two painters whose fame had spread far and wide. Both of them were so good at their work that it was difficult to say who was better. So it was settled that each painter would draw a picture and there would be judges to decide who had done better. One of the painters painted a bunch of grapes which looked so natural that the birds cam and pecked at it. The judges were struck with wonder and felt he would surely win the competition. When they went to see what the other painter had done, they found him pointing at a screen that was in front of them. The rival painter thought that the picture was behind the screen and went forward to see it. He was greatly surprised to find that there was no screen, but only a picture on the wall. The judges were speechless with wonder and adjudged the second painter better as his picture could deceive a man while that of his rival had deceived only the birds.
Direction: Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the correct options.
There lived in a certain town of Persia two painters whose fame had spread far and wide. Both of them were so good at their work that it was difficult to say who was better. So it was settled that each painter would draw a picture and there would be judges to decide who had done better. One of the painters painted a bunch of grapes which looked so natural that the birds cam and pecked at it. The judges were struck with wonder and felt he would surely win the competition. When they went to see what the other painter had done, they found him pointing at a screen that was in front of them. The rival painter thought that the picture was behind the screen and went forward to see it. He was greatly surprised to find that there was no screen, but only a picture on the wall. The judges were speechless with wonder and adjudged the second painter better as his picture could deceive a man while that of his rival had deceived only the birds.
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