In Robert Herrick's poem "To Daffodils" human life is compared with-

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[{"text": "Read the Following passage carefully and answer Questions (14 to 19):]Various research centers are studying identical twins in order to discover the 'heritability' of Behavioral characteristics that is the degree to which a trait is due to genes \"nature\" instead of environment. They have reached some starling conclusions. One study found, for example, that optimism and pessimism are both very much influenced by genes, but only optimism is affected by environment as well. According to another study, genes influence our coffee consumption, but not consumption of tea. Anxiety\u00a0seems to be 40 to 50 percent heritable. Another study tells us that happiness does not depend much on money or love or professional success; instead, it is 80 percent heritable! Among the traits that appear to be largely heritable are shyness, attraction to danger (thrill seeking), choice of career and religious belief.[E-40, DU-D : 2012-13]"}, {"question": "", "options": [{"option": "behavior", "answer": false}, {"option": "environment", "answer": true}, {"option": "genes", "answer": false}, {"option": "characteristics", "answer": false}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "du", "year": "2012-13", "unit": "d", "shift": "", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-40", "topic": "", "title": "which of the following competes with nature in influencing humans?", "full_question": "what is the main topic of the paragraph?", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "what is the main topic of the paragraph?[E-40, DU-D : 2012-13]"}, {"question": "", "options": [{"option": "Anxiety is more heritable than happiness", "answer": false}, {"option": "Anxiety is as heritable as happiness", "answer": false}, {"option": "Anxiety is less heritable than happiness.", "answer": true}, {"option": "Happiness is less heritable than anxiety.", "answer": false}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "du", "year": "2012-13", "unit": "d", "shift": "", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-40", "topic": "", "title": "which of the following is true?", "full_question": "In line 3, startling is nearest in meaning to", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "In line 3, startling is nearest in meaning to

[{"text": "to get rid of all the refuse the disposal of various kind of\u00a0Man makes fire to cook food, make bricks, melt tar for\u00a026. Domestic Rubbish is problematic, because-\u00a0", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "26. Domestic Rubbish is problematic, because-\u00a0[E-40,\u00a0JU-C2 : 2011-12]"}, {"question": "", "options": [{"option": "man makes fire for domestic need\u00a0", "answer": false}, {"option": "fire is not needed for building construction\u00a0", "answer": true}, {"option": "fire pollutes the air", "answer": false}, {"option": "fire is used during road construction\u00a0", "answer": false}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "ju", "year": "2011-12", "unit": "c", "shift": "2", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-40", "topic": "", "title": "28. According to the passage,\u00a0 which statement is false\u00a0", "full_question": "29. Air pollution is the result of Man's desire to be :", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "29. Air pollution is the result of Man's desire to be :[E-40,\u00a0JU-C2 : 2011-12]"}]

Find out the incorrect part of the sentence: Naruto had to go through a very strict and traditionally education in his childhood.

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The computer has dramatically affected — photographic lenses are constructed.

[{"text": "Alfred Noble, a Swedish inventor and philanthropist, donated most of his vast fortune in trust as a fund from which annual prizes could be awarded to individuals and organizations who has achieved the greatest benefit to humanity in a particular year. Originally, there were six classifications for outstanding contributions designated in Nobel's will including chemistry, physics, physiology or medicine, literature, international peace. The prizes are administered by the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm. In 1969, a prize for economics endowed. by the Central Bank of Sweden was added. Candidates for the prizes must be nominated in writing by a qualified authority in the field of competition. Recipients in physics, chemistry and economics are selected by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences; and in peace by Norwegian Nobel committee appointed by Norway's parliament. The prizes are usually presented in Stockholm on December 10, with the king of Sweden officiating, an appropriate tribute to Alfred Nobel on the anniversary of his death. Each one in a gold medal, a diploma and a cash award of about one million dollars.", "type": "text_block", "database_type": "", "university": "", "year": "", "unit": "", "shift": "", "subject": "", "chapter": "", "topic": ""}, {"question": "", "options": [{"option": "Alfred Nobel\u00a0", "answer": false}, {"option": "The Nobel Prizes\u00a0", "answer": true}, {"option": "Contribution to mankind\u00a0", "answer": false}, {"option": "Swedish philanthropy\u00a0", "answer": false}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "ju", "year": "2013-14", "unit": "b", "shift": "1", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-40", "topic": "", "title": "What does the passage mainly discuss?", "full_question": "Why were the prizes named after Alfred Nobel?", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "", "options": [{"option": "He left money to establish a fund for the prizes", "answer": true}, {"option": "He won the first Nobel Prize for philanthropy\u00a0", "answer": false}, {"option": "He is now living in Sweden\u00a0", "answer": false}, {"option": "He serves as the chairman of the search committee\u00a0", "answer": false}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "ju", "year": "2013-14", "unit": "b", "shift": "1", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-40", "topic": "", "title": "Why were the prizes named after Alfred Nobel?", "full_question": "How often is the Nobel prize awarded?", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "How often is the Nobel prize awarded?[E-31,\u00a0JU-B1 : 2013-14]"}, {"question": "A Nobel prize would NOT be given to", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "", "options": [{"option": "a author who wrote a navel", "answer": false}, {"option": "a doctor who discovered a vaccine", "answer": false}, {"option": "\u00a0a composer who wrote a symphony", "answer": false}, {"option": "a diplomat who negotiated a peace settlement", "answer": true}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "ju", "year": "2013-14", "unit": "b", "shift": "1", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-39", "topic": "", "title": "A Nobel prize would NOT be given to", "full_question": "The underlined word 'one' refers to", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "The underlined word 'one' refers toThe underlined word 'appropriate' is closest in meaning to-", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "The underlined word 'appropriate' is closest in meaning to-[E-28,\u00a0JU-B1 : 2013-14]"}]

[{"text": "Choose the most suitable title for the passage:", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "Choose the most suitable title for the passage:phrase \"sudden proliferation\"", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "Choose a word that can be used instead of the\u00a0Which of the following statements is valid?", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "Which of the following statements is valid?[E-40, DU-A : 2007-08]"}, {"question": "", "options": [{"option": "reads, read", "answer": true}, {"option": "read, read", "answer": false}, {"option": "reads, reads", "answer": false}, {"option": "read, reads", "answer": false}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "du", "year": "2007-08", "unit": "a", "shift": "", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-40", "topic": "", "title": "He often______newspapers but he has never_____a novel.", "full_question": "

[{"text": "Judging from the passage, we can say that this passage is mainly about -----.", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "Judging from the passage, we can say that this passage is mainly about -----.[E-40, DU-D : 2013-14]"}, {"question": "", "options": [{"option": "someone who lives where there are on seasons", "answer": false}, {"option": "an animal without the sense of touch", "answer": false}, {"option": "a sea creature with no seeing or hearing ability", "answer": true}, {"option": "a deaf child unaffected by the environment", "answer": false}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "du", "year": "2013-14", "unit": "d", "shift": "", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-40", "topic": "", "title": "In the passage a child in darkness is likened to----.", "full_question": "Which statement is true in the context of the passage ?", "mark": 1.0, "answer": "one", "explanation": "Which statement is true in the context of the passage ?", "options": [{"option": "stories one hears abut the deep sea creatures from sailors", "answer": false}, {"option": "scientific discoveries about the deep sea", "answer": false}, {"option": "laboratory tests conducted by marine biologists", "answer": false}, {"option": "Detailed studies about the deep sea creatures to discover new information", "answer": true}], "type": "question", "database_type": "qb", "university": "du", "year": "2013-14", "unit": "d", "shift": "", "subject": "e-b", "chapter": "e-40", "topic": "", "title": "'Researchers' in line 1 suggest", "full_question": "'Researchers' in line 1 suggest

'Blue chips' are-

It's 8:30 am in the morning. John hears a smoke alarm and smells burnt bacon. John can infer that-

In an effort to produce the largest, fastest and most luxurious ship afloat, the British built the S.S. Titanic. It was so superior to anything else on the seas that it was dubbed ‘unsinkable’. So sure of this were the owners that they provided only twenty life boats and rafts, less than one-half the number needed for the 2,227 passengers on board. Many passengers were aboard the night it rammed an iceberg only two days at sea and more than halfway between England and its New-York destination. Because the luxury liner was travelling so fast, it was impossible to avoid the ghostly looking iceberg. An unextinguished fire also contributed to the ship’s submersion. Panic increased the number of casualties as people jumped into the icy water or fought to be among the few to board the life boats. Four hours after the mishap, another ship, the ‘Carpathia’, rescued 705 survivors.What is the main idea of the passage?

Quantum computing, a rapidly emerging technology, harnesses the properties of quantum mechanics to store data and perform calculations using qubits rather than regular binary bits. Quantum algorithms take a new approach to numerous sorts of complex problems by creating multidimensional spaces linking data points. Our classical computers, even super computers can't do this. Quantum computers might contribute greatly to security, finance, aeronautics, bioinformatics, digital manufacturing etc. Real quantum hardware, a tool scientists only began to imagine three decades ago, is now available to millions of developers. Powerful super conducting quantum processors are driving towards such a computing speed and capacity that they can potentially change the world.Quantum algorithms can work ______.

The title of the first novel by Nobel Laureate Gunter Grass Die Blechrommel translates into English as-

Read the following passage carefully and then choose the right word to complete the sentence that follows. Rockets are very expensive as it can be used only once. Scientists have therefore developed a reusable space-craft called a space shuttle which takes off like a rocket but does bot get destroyed as it comes back to earth. It can also be used to launch satellites into space, retrieve them from space if any repairing is needed and allow about 7-8 scientists to carry out experiments in space.The space shuttle does not get --

. The verb of ‘length’ is- ‘

Three 'magnificent symbol ' of Rajshahi are-

In Xanadu did Kubla Khan/ A stately pleasure-dome decree:? Where Alph, the sacred river, ran/ Through caverns measureless to man/ Down to a sunless sea. From these lines it can be concluded that-

Which of the following sentence is correct?

Which title would be the most appropriate one for the passage?