Which one of the following is always in 'Sentiment'?
Answer: D
Correct answer: Emotion
Sentiment is feeling, so emotion is what it consists of. Insight is understanding, neutrality is the absence of feeling - the opposite - and cruelty is one particular emotion among many.
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A cinema always has
Answer: C
Correct answer: A screen
The question asks what is always present, not what usually is. A cinema exists to show films, and a film must be projected onto a screen, so the screen is essential. Air conditioning is a comfort of modern buildings and absent from open-air and travelling cinemas. A canteen is a commercial addition. Reserved seating is one ticketing arrangement among several; many cinemas seat on a first-come basis.
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What is found necessarily in newspaper?
Answer: C
Correct answer: News
A newspaper carries news; that is what the word means. A date and advertisements may be absent, and the editor is a person rather than a part of the paper.
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Which of the following an animal always has ?
Answer: D
Correct answer: Life
Life is what makes a creature an animal at all. Lungs are absent in fish and insects, skin varies from scales to shell, and a mind in any developed sense belongs to few animals.
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A festival always has
Answer: C
Correct answer: An occasion being marked
The question asks what is always present, not what usually is. A festival is a celebration of some occasion - religious, seasonal, cultural or national - so the occasion is what constitutes it. Fireworks belong to some festivals and not to others; a harvest festival or a day of fasting has none. Sweets are customary in many traditions but are a local practice rather than a definition. A public holiday is a decision of government, and countless festivals are observed on ordinary working days.
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A shadow always has
Answer: B
Correct answer: A source of light
The question asks what is always present, not what usually is. A shadow is the region from which light is blocked, so a source of light is what it cannot exist without - in complete darkness there are no shadows at all. A sharp outline depends on the size of the source: a point source gives crisp edges, while a broad one gives a soft penumbra with no sharp boundary. Darkness is relative rather than a colour, and a shadow lit by a second source may be quite bright. A moving object is irrelevant - a stationary object casts a shadow perfectly well.
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A road always has
Answer: B
Correct answer: A surface to travel on
The question asks what is always present, not what usually is. A road is a way prepared for travel, so a surface to travel on is what makes it one. Traffic lights are found at junctions in towns and on almost no rural road. Footpaths accompany urban roads and are absent from most country roads. A name is an administrative convenience, and a great many roads - farm tracks, forest roads - have none.
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A mirror always
Answer: A
Correct answer: Reflects
The question asks what is always present, not what usually is. A mirror is defined by what it does: it reflects the light falling on it. Refraction and distortion belong to particular glasses, and “retract” is not a property of mirrors at all.
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A Factory always has
Answer: C
Correct answer: Workers
A factory is a place where things are made, and making them needs workers. A chimney belongs to some industries only, electricity to some processes, and files to an office.
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A clock always has
Answer: D
Correct answer: Needles
A clock shows the time by its hands, or needles, moving over the dial. A battery is absent from a mechanical or pendulum clock, an alarm from most clocks, and a digital display has no printed numerals.
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