He is wrapt up in pleasurable contemplation. Have pity on the poor.

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If I as well as II are incorrect, but both could be made correct by interchanging the underlined words;

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If only sentence I is correct;

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If only sentence II is correct;

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If both the sentences I and II are correct;

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If neither I nor II is correct and the sentence could not be made correct by interchanging underlined words.

1.	He is wrapt up in pleasurable contemplation. Have pity on the poor.
A.	If only sentence I is correct;
B.	If only sentence II is correct;
C.	If both the sentences I and II are correct;
D.	If I as well as II are incorrect, but both could be made correct by interchanging the underlined words;
E.	If neither I nor II is correct and the sentence could not be made correct by interchanging underlined words.
Answer» D. If I as well as II are incorrect, but both could be made correct by interchanging the underlined words;

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