Totally agree with Rich.C - Kalyan Hi swathi25, The plan that you just read appears to have worked for the person who posted it. Academically-speaking, it has some elements to it that are impractical. There's certainly no harm in attempting to replicate the results. The worse thing that will happen ...

in 'D' - Comparative Word 'Greater' is also incorrect. We need superlative word 'greatest' Hope this helps. In the late nineteenth century Annie Besant was widely regarded as one of the greatest living public orators, second only to Gladstone in a culture where oratory was the dominant public medium...

what do i need to find out ? Y intercept of line l What do i know : y = mx + c, where c is y intercept What else do i need to know : value of m, x, and y St:1 m=3c so the equation of line L becomes : y = 3cx + c ---> NS ; hence AD are gone St:2 x intercept = -1/3 : 0=m(-1/3)+ c => m/3 = c => m = 3c ...

I guess you also need to check for Parallelism here : to provide .... to acquire ...

This is an Inference/Conclusion Questions Type. Tip : For inference questions the Correct Ans is blatantly stated in the passage. This means eliminate any answer choice blindly that brings in a new 'word' that is not spoken about in the Passage. So as you can see in Answer choices : (A), (B) and (E)...