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which was sailing (28)___________ <strong>the</strong> air pounced (29)________ him and<br />
carried him off in his talons. The rooster that was defeated immediately<br />
came out of his corner and ruled henceforth <strong>with</strong> undisputed mastery.<br />
Section F: Comprehension MCQ (5 marks)<br />
Read <strong>the</strong> following passage and answer <strong>the</strong> questions that follow.<br />
According to an ancient legend, <strong>the</strong> first man was made by Jupiter,<br />
<strong>the</strong> first bull by Neptune, and <strong>the</strong> first house by Minerva. On <strong>the</strong> <strong>com</strong>pletion<br />
of <strong>the</strong>ir labours, a dispute arose as to who among <strong>the</strong>m had produced <strong>the</strong><br />
perfect handicraft. They agreed to appoint Momus as judge, and to abide by<br />
his decision. However, Momus was very envious of <strong>the</strong> perfect handicraft<br />
that each of <strong>the</strong>m had created and he decided to find fault <strong>with</strong> all.<br />
He first criticised <strong>the</strong> work of Neptune because he had not put <strong>the</strong><br />
horns of <strong>the</strong> bull below his eyes, so he might better see where to strike.<br />
He <strong>the</strong>n condemned <strong>the</strong> work of Jupiter, because he had not placed<br />
<strong>the</strong> heart of man on <strong>the</strong> outside, so that everyone might read man’s evil<br />
thoughts and take precautions against <strong>the</strong> intended mischief.<br />
And, lastly, he inveighed against Minerva because she had not<br />
contrived iron wheels in <strong>the</strong> foundation of her house, so its inhabitants might<br />
move easily if a neighbour proved unpleasant.<br />
Jupiter was furious <strong>with</strong> Momus for being so irresponsible and<br />
removed him as <strong>the</strong> judge. Momus was <strong>the</strong>refore expelled from <strong>the</strong> mansions<br />
of Olympus.<br />
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