Passage: ‘Comorehenin ‘ead the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by choosing the correct/most appropriate options. “He increased the power of man, reads the epitaph on Watt's grave. No better words can summarise the importance ofthe work done by James Watt, the father of steam-power. His invention ofthe steam-engine sreaty enhanced the speed of transportation besides paving the way for ‘other types of enerey that wer to follow soon. In short, it marked the ‘opening ofthe industrial revolution. James Watt was born on 9 January ३736, in Greenock, nea Glasgow in Scotland. His father was a master craftsman and merchant engaged in ‘the shipping rade. Young ames thus found himself surrounded by his father’ tools right from childhood. He took to them lke a fish to water and revelled in constructing things with his own hands. His delicate health made his parents reluctant to send him to a formal school. This, ‘provided him greater कक for sel s skills and inventiveness became evident at an eary. “The story of lames Watt observing the lid ited up by steam and inferring the power of steam apocryphal But there 8 no doubt abot rly age, to come up with starting improveme to study. He was to leave his mark of elds ith engineering. ‘ Question: CTET Paper I question 2 from the English section (source PDF page 51); the exact scan wording is partially unreadable in the supplied source.

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