Practice Questions: Reading Comprehensions - EmSAT Achieve MCQ

The centres meant for Scientific research are being utilised by IT industries 

The IT industry does not employ people pursuing higher studies 

As information is readily available on the internet because of IT, there is no need to seek further information

IT has distorted the truth as stated by Indian science 

The desire for money has overshadowed the search for knowledge 

As it is no longer desirable in any professional field 

As there are too many educational institutes in the country which do not provide quality education 

As knowledge is now available easily as compared to the past 

As knowledge able people sell their services for the highest price possible 

Like commodities knowledge too becomes stale after a certain period 

Is the Future of IT Bright 

The IT Industry and the World Economy

Research and Academics - Losing the Battle Against IT 

Scientific Research and the Need for Well-Trained Faculty 

Information Technology and its Advantages 

only B 

A and B

Only C

B and C

All of these

Many people quit their existing jobs to work in the IT industry which in turn leads to the downfall of the other industries 

The fact that the best minds do not, want to become teachers and this, in turn, leads to good students-seeking knowledge elsewhere

The fact that people working in the IT industry do not pursue higher studies which, in turn, leads to the deterioration in quality of employees 

The unending use of resources by the IT industry leading to a dearth of resources in the country

Less grants are being provided by the Government to academic institutes which, in turn, leads to poor quality students joining the same 

correct understanding about the reasonable aid provided by the USA to the poor countries 

definite information about what is happening in underdeveloped countries 

stopped extending any financial aid to underdeveloped countries 

misconceptions about the aid given to the poor nations by developed countries

None of the above

lip sympathy 

true empathy 

self pity 

conditional responsibility

moral binding 

lip sympathy 

true empathy 

self pity

conditional responsibility

moral binding 

reasonably good-governance 

corrupt leadership

plenty of natural resources 

rapid economic growth

None of the above

corruption

improving their own national behaviour

misrule

prolonged economic crisis

None of the above