Having been

$$\frac{\text{ beaten }}{\mathrm{A}}$$

$\o(beaten,A)$[\end{if}]-->\end{if}]--> by the police

$$\frac{\text{ for striking }}{B}$$

$\o(for$ striking,B)[\end{if}]-->\end{if}]--> an officer, $\o(the$ man,C)[\end{if}]-->\end{if}]-->

$$\frac{\text{ the man }}{\mathrm{C}}$$

$$\frac{\text{ will cry out }}{D}$$

$$\o(will cry$$

out,D)[\end{if}]-->\end{if}]-->in pain Socrates.

1.The word '$Provoked^{\prime} here$ means-

2.It can be inferred from the passage that Griffith would be most likely to agree with the statement.

3.Do you think your parents will consent ¾ your going on the outing?

4.The satirical travel narrative Gulliver's Travels was written by¾

5.Many people share the same three intense fears :

6.We would rather that he¾his class.

7.She can't drive, and¾¾?

8.I don't have any prejudice ¾ poetry

9.You have got quite a reputation to¾.

10.The word '$merit^{\prime} in the sentence$ 'The boy showed his merit by making twenty mistakes in ten $minutes^{\prime} is an example$ of-

11.¾ was a miracle.

12.Which of the following sentences is correct?