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  1. Action is the glorious principle of life and the only one that saves man from _____________
    1. the use of faculties, physical and mental
    2. stagnation and unhappiness
    3. the sorrow of fellow-beings
    4. the prerequisites of happiness
Correct Option: B

Action is defined positively, so it saves man from some negative effect/condition. So, the choice should have negative words. "Use of faculties, prerequisites" in choice A and D are positive. The sorrow of fellow beings does not put a man in danger. Hence choice C is irrelevant. Activity keeps a man happy and agile


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