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Question
Match the articles given in column I with the articles of column II.
COLUMN I | COLUMN II | ||
(a) | Sweater | (i) | Cotton |
(b) | Cotton bolls | (ii) | Wool |
(c) | Dhoti | (iii) | Ginning |
(d) | Gunny bags | (iv) | Jute |
Solution
COLUMN I | ANSWER | ||
(a) | Sweater | (ii) | Wool |
(b) | Cotton bolls | (iii) | Ginning |
(c) | Dhoti | (i) | Wool |
(d) | Gunny bags | (iv) | Jute |
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