URGENTLY Need English Teachers to prepare Reading Comprehensions

Need English teachers for preparing Reading Comprehensions with 5 Multiple choice questions. Conditions: 1. Each comprehensions should be of 200-220 words 2. Each comprehensions should have 5 MCQ 3. Nothing should be plagiarized (Copy pasted) 4. Level of question should be high. (Please refer the example) Bid fast, the work will be initiated soon. I need only serious writers. Per comprehension with MCQ Rs.100 will be given. You can submit as many as you can..!!!! Example: The painters who followed the techniques of impression were quite vocal in their disavowal of any interest in philosophy. Yet the art they espoused had quite far-reaching philosophical implications. The view that the impressionists assumed was markedly different from those that prevailed among artists generally. With this view, they were able to unify artistic works created in the new style. With the ancient Greeks, the world was conceived of in concrete terms with even the abstract qualities being endowed with bodies. This Greek notion of matter persisted well into the nineteenth century. With the Impressionists this changed with them viewing light and not matter as the ultimate visual reality. Taine, a philosopher, while speaking of the view of things, expressed his Impressionist outlook, “the chief ‘person’ in a picture is the light in which everything is bathed.” Solid bodies, in impressionist painting became mere reflectors of light and the distinction between two bodies became arbitrary conventions. Q1. The author of the passage is concerned about? a. In explaining the impressionists’ preoccupation with scientific studies of light and colour b. In discussing the philosophical implications of the Impressionist style of painting c. Analysing the influence of thinkers like Taine. d. To defend the position of the impressionist painters in the history of modern art. Ans: b Q2. In what way did the impressionists differed from the ancient Greeks? a. In their treatment of the subject matter b. In their treatment of the light c. In their treatment of colour d. Treatment of light, rather than matter as the ultimate reality Ans: d Q3. What does Taine’s statement serve to show in the passage? a. It provides an illustration of the philosophical implications of impressionist painting b. It qualifies the view of the Greeks in their way of seeing the world in concrete terms c. It summarizes the Impressionists’ unique perspective that they brought to painting d. It furnishes an example of the impressionists’ view of light as the chief subject Ans: c Q4. What changed in the impressionist method of painting? a. Distinction between bodies became arbitrary conventions b. View of light as the ultimate reality c. View of colour and subject matter as the chief exponent in painting d. Conceiving the world in abstract terms Ans: a Q5. What was the Greek perspective? a. Endow abstract qualities with bodies b. Endow abstract emotions with bodies c. Endow subject matter with a personality d. Endow light as the chief real Ans: a