Part A Which comparison does the author support in the passage?
A Building a business raising livestock is more difficult than one raising crops.
B Going into business with a family member is more challenging than working with a
stranger.
C Sultan Singh was similar to his brother because they both traveled abroad.
D Sultan Singh was different from others in his village because he was willing to break the
usual social rules.
Part B
Which sentence from paragraph 5 best supports the answer in Part A? Underline the sentence.
At the time, the poultry business in Sultan Singh’s village was entirely in the hands of the
lowest of the thirteen village castes. Caste, a distinctive feature of Indian society, is a hierarchy
of social groups into which people are born. Marriage outside the caste is generally prohibited
by custom, and the traditional occupations of people belonging to a particular caste play a
part in fixing the caste’s rank in society. Sultan Singh’s caste was near the top of the hierarchy.
It was a measure of his self-confidence, and also of the changing times in India, that he was
willing to engage in a business that was traditionally carried on by low-caste people.

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