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EnglishComprehension - (Narrative / Factual)

Evaluate the impact of Arjun's artwork as described in the passage:

Comprehension:

Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

In the ancient city of Varanasi, Arjun found his world transformed one monsoon afternoon. Born into a family of hardworking labourers, he was expected to follow in his father’s footsteps. yet, Arjun harboured an unspoken passion for art that no one knew about. As dark clouds gathered and the first raindrops fell, he wandered through the narrow lanes of the old city, seeking solace from the predictable rhythm of life.

That day, as he took refuge under a vibrant awning in a bustling market, Arjun encountered an old painter named Raghav. With paint splattered hands and eyes that shimmered with decades of experience, Raghav noticed a spark in Arjun’s eyes. He invited Arjun into his humble studio where canvases whispered stories of love, loss and hope. Inspired by Raghav’s gentle mentorship, Arjun discovered his own unique style, blending tradition with innovation.

Over the time, his artwork became a mirror reflecting the emotions of the city and his reputation grew. Arjun’s journey from a reluctant son to an emerging artist was not without hardship. Yet every challenge became a brushstroke in the masterpiece of his life. Eventually, his creations graced galleries beyond Varanasi, uniting cultures and hearts. In every piece, Arjun celebrated the resilience of the human spirit, proving that passion and perseverance can transform even the most ordinary life into a vibrant work of art.

His journey filled with unexpected lessons and creative breakthroughs taught him that every struggle offered a chance to begin anew, inspiring his art with hope and transformation.

Evaluate the impact of Arjun's artwork as described in the passage:

Answer & explanation+

Correct answer: option 3

The correct answer is Option (3) → His creations resonated deeply, uniting diverse cultures and inspiring many people.

The passage says that "his reputation grew" and "his creations graced galleries beyond Varanasi, uniting cultures and hearts". His art reached and moved people far beyond his own city.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: His art remained confined within the narrow lanes of Varanasi with little recognition. — Incorrect. Contradicted: his work reached "galleries beyond Varanasi", and his reputation grew.

Option 2: His work was not received well leading to further isolation from society. — Incorrect. Contradicted: his art was "uniting cultures and hearts", the opposite of isolation.

Option 4: His art was solely a personal hobby that never gained any public attention though it gave him a lot of satisfaction. — Incorrect. Contradicted: work shown in galleries, with a growing reputation, did gain public attention.

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