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Hey guys I have a question..
This is a resolve the paradox question and in the CR bible I had read that when there is a difference in the question stem the correct answer will show a difference.Hence,a similiarity cannot explain a difference and vice versa
In tis question,the birds are behaving in different ways so i chose (D).
Please explain...
This is a resolve the paradox question and in the CR bible I had read that when there is a difference in the question stem the correct answer will show a difference.Hence,a similiarity cannot explain a difference and vice versa
In tis question,the birds are behaving in different ways so i chose (D).
Please explain...
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03 Sep 2009, 07:57
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E seems to be the answer.
Windowpanes reflect the vegetation. So the birds think they are flying into the vegetation whereas they are actually crashing into the windowpanes. What they do not realize is that they are seeing the reflection of the vegetation!
Windowpanes reflect the vegetation. So the birds think they are flying into the vegetation whereas they are actually crashing into the windowpanes. What they do not realize is that they are seeing the reflection of the vegetation!
