Text Summary/Text Completion Questions for CAT with Answers PDF

The material pursuits are a stepping stone to the ultimate realisation of self.

There is but a thin line of demarcation between the inert and the alert, and ultimately both are a pre-requisite to the fulfillment of the real purpose in life.

Though material universe is not eternal, the spirit and the cosmic purpose are.

In the realm of Vedanta, material world is part of the grand scheme of things in which self-realisation is the ultimate purpose.

Vedanta defines matter as the expression of the spirit through space, time and causation.

Appearances are often deceptive.

What can't be cured must be endured.

Empty vessels create more noise.

Let's not get hold of the wrong end of the stick.

You can't throw the baby out with the bathwater.

Put in concerted efforts

Pick up the ability

Master the art

Pick up nuances

Practise the craft

Without a pause

Without a seam

Without an effort

Discursive

Endlessly revealing

which in any case was his duty to do.

which we ought to do in the first place.

which is exactly what the professional does.

and saved me a lot of hassle.

but isn't that what all of us are bound to do if we are true professionals?

much closer to their host star than mercury is to our sun

and a few others even more distant than Jupiter is to our sun

while most others are almost at the edge of the host star's planetary system

the majority having spherical orbits at Jupiter-like distances

but most giant planets are orbiting at large distances from their host stars

The lesson that we draw for posterity is: Don`t do to others what you don`t want others to do to you.

Given the guerrilla warfare of today, the definition of the strong and the weak is hazy indeed.

The oppressed always find a way out to give it back.

What it has shown is that the strong are weaker than anyone imagined.

That is the flip side of globalization.

But scientific precepts are a priori before technology can set store for us.

When the irrefutable scientific facts take shape, the applications in the form of technology are bound to follow.

But his real point is that technology is only incidental to the importance of science.

The body, the method, and the application, therefore, form the triumvirate of science.

None of these

he ought to take lessons from history

he ought not to be so iconoclastic at the same time

he ought to give due cognition to specialization in today`s world

he has to take views of the student community as well

he can invoke an ancient doctrine which holds that an educated man ought to know a little about everything and a lot about something

The skepticism and the gullibility go hand in hand.

The situation has, however, changed remarkably of late.

The educated man, by contrast, has tried to develop a critical faculty for general use, and feels fortified against imposture in all its forms.

The peasant and the businessman of today can hardly make do with such crude differentiation.

It is this gullibility which is ultimately exploited by the unscrupulous.