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d) Fortunately disablement alone cannot cause death.
12. The author has used "previous life-choices" for.................
a)
people born handicapped
b) people who do not take the challenge to live with their loss
c)
people born disabled
d) people who become handicapped sometime later in their lives
In the palmy days of the '70s and '80s almost the entire working population in Libya was on the
government payroll. The flow of oil revenues had ensured that the
vast bulk of the population
lived comfortably, even if no one put in much effort at their nine-to-two jobs before going
home to sleep. Housing was practically free, and the government threw up endless apartment
blocks and modern houses for all who needed them. Water and electricity came without charge.
This unbounded largesse was already being trimmed back in the late '80s, but the sanctions,
while not savage enough to cause misery on the scale of circumstances in Iraq, brought harder
times. Soon there was a black market price for the Libyan dinar, which had long enjoyed rock-
solid stability and it started to slide.
13. It is about.................
a) the fact that Libyan dinar has always been dependable
and stable
b) the
economy of Libya at present
c) the wealth of working class in Libya in the 21st century
d) the weakening of the economy starting from the 1980's in
Libya
14. Which of the following may have happened when the economy started to reject?
a) Prices of things such as, food, clothes dropped.
b) New free housing projects were put into practice.
c) The working population on government payroll weren't
affected at all.
d
) Government salaries were frozen.
15. Which of the following statements in Not correct?
a) The economy of Iraq was not affected as much as that of
Libya due to the sanctions.
b) Libyan population did not pay any money for
the water
and electricity they used before the late 1980's.
c) The national income of Libya was mainly from the oil
between 1970 and 1980.
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