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Many theorists agree that social contact early in a child's life is crucial for healthy personality development. 
This is the most significant relationship of the child development period as it is from this that the child drives 
its confidence in the world. A break from this relationship is experienced as highly distressing and 
constitutes a considerable trauma. Through frequent social and emotional exchanges with parents the 
infant not only defines itself, but also acquires a particular style and orientation which some researchers 
believe is carried over into later life. Thus, the relationship between an infant and its care giver and its 
development is one that has generated much interest to developmental psychologists. 
4) In accordance with the paragraph, an infant defines itself...... 
A) to examine the role and significance of attachment behaviours in development 
B) there is an emotional regulation between the infant and the mother or caregiver 
C) through frequent social and emotional exchanges with parents 
D) through smiling and eye-to-eye contacts 
E) the infant directs his attachment to human figures on an instinctual bias 
5) In the paragraph, a lack of social contact is considered as ...... 
A) an attachment of restricted relationship between particular social figures 
B) child psychology, and a particular phenomenon to reflect unique characteristics of the relationship 
C) a care and protection during the most vulnerable period of development 
D) highly distressing constituent of a sizeable trauma 
E) explaining the importance of the mother-infant interaction within the overall framework of attachment 
behaviour 
6) It can be understood from the paragraph that........ 
A) the infant's behaviour is directed by the primary goal of maintaining the mother's closeness 
B) the child drives his or her confidence by means of social contact 
C) the infant's attachment focuses on one figure, typically the primary caregiver 
D) the infant now readily seeks the closeness to the caregiver 
E) the infant and the caregiver takes the form of non-verbal communication 
Obesity, smoking and other obsessions are said to be the most deadly of all diseases, but the deadliest of 
diseases are poverty and ignorance. They result in war, survivalist protectionism and far too many deaths, 
and under their umbrella are included those deaths caused by unhealthy obsessions. Because of these 
reasons, education is the most effective tool to combat all diseases around the globe. 
7) The author points out that education is ....... 
A) feeding the soul, and ignorance so that they can address their physical existence 
B) the most effective way of defying all diseases around the globe 
C) gaining a sense of not only the wretchedness of life, but the beauty of it 
D) a point which can also be observed in the fine arts 
E) an issue which they have dragged themselves out of it 
8) In this paragraph, the author defines education .......... 
A) as a server of peace and health in the world 
B) which ought to be applied physically 
C) for people to have a chance to raise themselves out of poverty 
D) by becoming personally involved with such works 
E) an individual can see how others have experienced ignorance 
9) According to the author the deadliest of diseases are poverty and ignorance ....... 
A) which cause homelessness instead of strong ideals 
B) serve not only the body, but the soul 
C) through a soul search on these different observations of life 
D) that seek pleasure and those who suffers from love 
E) because they cause too many deaths 

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