10 - English - Unit 1
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MEANING
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The Model Millionaire(PROSE)
Beautiful Inside(poem)
Sam(supplementary reading)
Prepared by: MUTHAMIZH. N, B. A., B. Ed. Tirupattur. Vellore District.
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ANTONYMS
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Warren Edward Buffett,born on August 30,1930,is an American investor, industrialist and philanthropist. He is one of the most successful investors in the world.Often called"the legendary investor",he is the primary shareholder,chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.He was ranked as the world's wealthiest person in 2009 and is currently the third wealthiest person in the world as of 2010. Buffett is also a notable philanthropist, having pledged to gave away 99 percent of his fortune to philanthropic causes, primarily via the Gates Foundations. In 2009 after donating billions of dollars to charity, Buffett was ranked as the second richest man in the United States, with only Bill Gates being ranked higher than Buffett. In June 2006,he announced a plan away his fortune to charity, with 83% of it going to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, making it the largest charitable donation in history. A significant proportion of his wealth will not go to his children. His action is consistent with his principle that is against the transfer of great fortunes from one generation to the next. Buffett once commented," I want to give my kids just enough so that they would feel that they could do anything, but not so much that they would feel like doing nothing".
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Hughie was popular with everyone.
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Sachin is a well-known cricketer.
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The answer remains unknown.
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Kolkata is a populous city.
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The rat peeped out of its hole.
Correct Answer
A. Sachin is a well-known cricketer.Explanation
The given answer, "sachin is a well-known cricketer," is the correct answer because the statement implies that Hughie, Kolkata, and the rat are popular or populous, but it does not provide any information about their popularity or population. However, it explicitly states that Sachin is a well-known cricketer, indicating that he is popular among people.Rate this question:
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He extended a sealed envelope.
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My friend offered me an invitation to the party.
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The crowd kept swelling.
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The narrow road expanded into a highway after a while.
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The doctor examined the patient carefully.
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A. My friend offered me an invitation to the party.Explanation
The correct answer is "My friend offered me an invitation to the party." The other options do not match the context of the given sentence. The sentence "He extended a sealed envelope" does not provide any information about an invitation or a party. The sentences "The crowd kept swelling" and "The narrow road expanded into a highway after a while" describe physical changes and do not involve invitations or parties. The sentence "The doctor examined the patient carefully" is unrelated to invitations and parties as well.Rate this question:
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'What an amazing model!' said Trevor.
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The patient had a surprising recovery.
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The scenery was splendid.
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The walls were brightly painted.
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The issue is an alarming one.
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A. The patient had a surprising recovery.Explanation
The statement "What an amazing model!" said Trevor, suggests that Trevor is expressing admiration or astonishment towards something. Out of the given options, the statement "The patient had a surprising recovery" aligns with Trevor's exclamation as it indicates a positive and unexpected improvement in the patient's condition.Rate this question:
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The man held out his battered hat for alms.
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The rear portion of the car was beaten out of shape.
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The batsman batted continuously for two hours.
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The house he lives in is modern and huge.
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He was dressed in rags.
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His thick boots were patched and cobbled
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All the tears in the dress have been sewn up
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He divided his land equally among his sons.
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He covered the old painting with some new paint.
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He renewed his friendship after many years.
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A. All the tears in the dress have been sewn upExplanation
The correct answer is "All the tears in the dress have been sewn up." This answer is correct because it accurately describes the action of sewing up the tears in the dress. The other options do not accurately describe the actions mentioned in the sentences.Rate this question:
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He cursed himself for his inability to fulfil the condition.
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Ability
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Inadequacy
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Capacity
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Sincerity
Correct Answer
A. AbilityExplanation
The correct answer is "Ability" because the sentence states that the person cursed themselves for not being able to fulfill a condition. This implies that they were lacking the necessary skills or competence to meet the requirement, indicating a lack of ability.Rate this question:
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His pictures were eagerly sought after.
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Indifferently
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Differently
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Enthusiastically
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Expectantly
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His expression was the most piteous.
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Joyous
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Pathetic
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Kind
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Anxious
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A. JoyousExplanation
The correct answer is "Joyous" because the word "piteous" indicates a feeling of sadness, sorrow, or pity. Therefore, the most contrasting word would be "Joyous," which represents happiness, delight, or pleasure.Rate this question:
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Do not tell him all my private affairs.
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Public
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Impersonal
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Secret
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Privileged
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A. PublicExplanation
The correct answer is "Public" because it is the opposite of "private." The sentence is instructing someone not to disclose personal information to others, indicating that the information should remain public.Rate this question:
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Such men as the Baron are very rare.
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Common
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Uncommon
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Difficult
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Dear
Correct Answer
A. CommonExplanation
The given sentence states that men like the Baron are very rare. This implies that the Baron is not a common occurrence, meaning that he is not commonly found or seen. Therefore, the correct answer is "Common" as it is the opposite of rare, indicating that the Baron is not a common type of man.Rate this question:
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The bus is early today,
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Isn't it?
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Is it?
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Has it?
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Doesn't it?
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A. Isn't it?Explanation
The correct answer is "isn't it?" because it is a tag question that is used to seek confirmation or agreement. In this case, the statement "The bus is early today" is followed by the tag question "isn't it?" which implies that the speaker is expecting the listener to agree or confirm the statement.Rate this question:
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There is no water in the tank,
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Is there?
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Should there?
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It there?
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Should they?
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A. Is there?Explanation
The correct answer is "is there?" This is because the question is asking if there is water in the tank, and the correct response would be to repeat the verb "is" in the question form.Rate this question:
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People must keep the streets clean,
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Mustn't they?
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Must they?
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Have they?
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Haven't they>
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A. Mustn't they?Explanation
The given question is asking for agreement or confirmation about the statement "People must keep the streets clean." The correct answer, "mustn't they?", is a tag question that seeks confirmation or agreement with a negative response. It implies that the speaker believes that people should keep the streets clean and expects the listener to agree by responding negatively, indicating that they should indeed keep the streets clean.Rate this question:
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I shall carry the bags for you,
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Shalln't i?
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Shalln't ?
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Shouldn't?
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Should I?
Correct Answer
A. Shalln't i?Explanation
The correct answer is "shall I?". The phrase "shalln't i?" is incorrect because it combines the contraction of "shall not" with the pronoun "I" in an incorrect way. The correct form is "shall I?" which is used to offer assistance or ask for permission.Rate this question:
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The conductor will not give you change for Rs.10/-
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Will he?
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Should he?
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Could he?
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Would he?
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A. Will he?Explanation
The given statement suggests that the conductor will not give change for Rs.10. The question "will he?" is used to seek confirmation or agreement with this statement. It implies that the speaker is unsure whether the conductor will indeed refuse to give change. The other options, "should he?", "could he?", and "would he?" do not accurately capture the uncertainty expressed in the statement.Rate this question:
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Our team will win the match,
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Won't it?
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Haven't?
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Willn't?
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Hasn't it?
Correct Answer
A. Won't it?Explanation
The correct answer is "won't it?" This is because the sentence is in the future tense, indicating that the match is yet to happen. The contraction "won't" is the appropriate negative form of "will" to use in this context. Additionally, the use of "it" as the pronoun is correct as it refers to the team winning the match.Rate this question:
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The flag has four colours on it,
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Hasn't it?
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Haven't?
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Hadn't?
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Didn't?
Correct Answer
A. Hasn't it?Explanation
The correct answer is "hasn't it?" This is because the question is asking for confirmation or agreement that the flag has four colors on it. "Hasn't it?" is a contraction of "has not it?" and is used to seek agreement or confirmation in British English.Rate this question:
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I haven't answered your questions,
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Have I?
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Had I?
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Do I?
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Did it?
Correct Answer
A. Have I?Explanation
The correct answer is "have I?" This is the correct answer because the question is asking if the person has answered the questions. The phrase "have I?" is the correct question form in this context.Rate this question:
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Plants give out oxygen during the day,
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Don't they?
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Do they?
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Could they?
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Didn't?
Correct Answer
A. Don't they?Explanation
The correct answer is "don't they?" This is because it is a tag question used to seek confirmation or agreement. The statement "Plants give out oxygen during the day" is a positive statement, and the tag question "don't they?" is used to confirm or seek agreement with this statement.Rate this question:
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You should treat each other with respect,
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Shouldn't you?
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Shalln't?
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Didn't?
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Isn't?
Correct Answer
A. Shouldn't you?Explanation
The correct answer is "shouldn't you?" because it is a question tag that is used to seek confirmation or agreement. The statement "You should treat each other with respect" is a suggestion or advice, and the question tag "shouldn't you?" is used to ask for agreement or confirmation of this suggestion.Rate this question:
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The boy found the______with a hurt paw.
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Labrador
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Dobermann
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Pomeranian
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A. LabradorExplanation
The correct answer is labrador because labradors are known for their friendly and gentle nature. Therefore, it is likely that the boy found a labrador with a hurt paw, as they are often approachable and easy to approach for help.Rate this question:
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The boy called the dog_______.
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Goldy
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Sweety
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Browny
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A. GoldyExplanation
The boy called the dog "Goldy" is the correct answer because it is the only option that fits the question and provides a name for the dog. "Sweety" and "Browny" are also possible names for a dog, but without any additional context or information, "Goldy" is the most logical choice.Rate this question:
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The important job the dog had was________.
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To guide Diane
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To guard Diane's house
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To catch thieves.
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A. To guide DianeExplanation
The dog's important job was to guide Diane. This implies that the dog was responsible for leading or directing Diane, possibly acting as a guide dog for someone with visual impairments.Rate this question:
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Who were reunited?
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Diane and Sam
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Sam and Goldy
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Shelly and Sam
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A. Diane and SamExplanation
Diane and Sam were reunited.Rate this question:
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A_________is not a pet animal.
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Tiger
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Cat
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Dog
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A. TigerExplanation
Tigers are not commonly kept as pet animals. Unlike cats and dogs, tigers are wild animals that require specialized care and habitat. They are large and powerful predators, making them unsuitable for domestication. Tigers are typically found in the wild and are not kept as household pets.Rate this question:
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Buffett is known as________________
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The legendary investor
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He model millionaire
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The legendary donor
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A great philanthropist
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A. The legendary investorExplanation
Buffett is known as the legendary investor because of his exceptional success and reputation in the field of investing. He is widely recognized for his long-term investment strategies and his ability to consistently generate high returns. Buffett's investment philosophy and approach have made him one of the most successful investors in history, earning him the title of a legend in the investment world.Rate this question:
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State whether the following statement is True or False: Buffett is currently rated as the wealthiest person in the world.
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False
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True
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because Buffett is not currently rated as the wealthiest person in the world.Rate this question:
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_____________ is appreciated for the largest charitable donation.
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Edward Warren Buffett
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Bill Gates
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Berkshire Hathaway
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Melinda Gates
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A. Edward Warren BuffettExplanation
Edward Warren Buffett is appreciated for the largest charitable donation because he has made significant contributions to philanthropic causes. As the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, Buffett has donated a substantial portion of his wealth to various charitable organizations, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. His philanthropy has had a significant impact on addressing global issues such as poverty, education, and healthcare.Rate this question:
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Buffett did not wish to _______________
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Transfer his huge property to his children
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Contribute much to the society
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Improve the investment sector
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Make huge donations to the poor
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A. Transfer his huge property to his childrenExplanation
Buffett did not wish to transfer his huge property to his children because he believed in the concept of meritocracy and wanted his children to create their own success rather than relying on their inheritance. He believed that inherited wealth could hinder their motivation and drive. Instead, Buffett focused on philanthropy and planned to donate the majority of his wealth to charitable causes, contributing to society in a meaningful way.Rate this question:
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Having too much money would make people__________
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Idle
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Active
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Charitable
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Ideal
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A. IdleExplanation
Having too much money would make people idle because when individuals have an excessive amount of wealth, they may not feel the need to work or engage in productive activities. They may become complacent and lack motivation to pursue meaningful goals or contribute to society. Instead, they might choose to indulge in leisure activities or live a life of luxury without actively participating in productive endeavors.Rate this question:
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