CAT Question of the Day The question below contains a paragraph followed by alternative summaries. Choose the option that best captures the essence of the paragraph. Viktor Frankl points out that search for meaning is the fundamental drive of every human being even in the most dire and unimaginably bad circumstances. The principal regret of a dying person is never that he or she didn't work hard enough. It often has to do with having lived a life that didn't matter. As I neared 50, I became more aware of my mortality and the fragility of life. My need to feel like my life had made a difference became more urgent. | OPTIONS | | |  | 1) | A human being's search for meaning persists till the end of his life often ending in regret about having lived a life that didn't matter. | | | 2) | Victor Frankl points out that as he neared fifty he regretted having lived a life that didn't matter and the need to make a difference became urgent to him. | | | 3) | According to Vctor Frankl the search for meaning persists till one dies and his principal regret is of having lived a life that didn't make a difference. | | | 4) | Man searches for meaning even in the worst of circumstances, even while dying for having not worked hard but having lived a life that didn't matter. |
Tip of the Day While reading the passage, develop a habit of mentally summarizing each paragraph and keep linking them throughout the passage. This helps in understanding the overall idea of the passage and makes inferential questions seem a lot easier. Last year's Question of the day (05-Sep-12) John weighs twice as much as Marcia. Marcia's weight is 60% of Bob's weight. Dave weighs 50% of Lee's weight. Lee weighs 190% of John's weight. If heaviest person weighs 168 kg more than the lightest then what is the weight of Bob?
| OPTIONS | | | | | 1) | 60 kg | | | 2) | 120 kg | | | 3) | 114 kg | | | 4) | 100 kg |
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