IPMAT Indore 2019 (VA) - Quantum Physics really begins to point to this discovery. It says that you can't have a Universe without mind __________ into it, and that the mind is actually __________ the very thing that is being __________. | PYQs + Solutions | AfterBoards
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IPMAT Indore 2019 (VA) PYQs

IPMAT Indore 2019

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Hard

Quantum Physics really begins to point to this discovery. It says that you can't have a Universe without mind __________ into it, and that the mind is actually __________ the very thing that is being __________.

Correct Option: 3
  1. getting, creating, acknowledged:
    • Getting: Acquiring or coming into possession of. Not fitting well with the idea of mind's role in the universe.
    • Creating: Bringing something into existence. Fits well with the context.
    • Acknowledged: Recognized or accepted. Does not fit well with the idea of being perceived or observed.
    This option is incorrect because "getting" and "acknowledged" do not fit well in the context.
  2. intruding, making, construed:
    • Intruding: Entering without permission. Not fitting well with the idea of mind's role in the universe.
    • Making: Creating or producing. Fits well with the context.
    • Construed: Interpreted or understood. Does not fit well with the idea of being perceived or observed.
    This option is incorrect because "intruding" and "construed" do not fit well in the context.
  3. entering, shaping, perceived:
    • Entering: Coming or going into. Fits well with the idea of the mind's involvement.
    • Shaping: Influencing or forming. Fits well with the context.
    • Perceived: Seen or observed. Fits well with the idea of being observed.
    This option is correct because all the words fit well in the context of the sentence.
  4. penetrating, forming, seen:
    • Penetrating: Entering or piercing. Not fitting well with the idea of the mind's role in the universe.
    • Forming: Creating or shaping. Fits well with the context.
    • Seen: Observed or viewed. Fits well with the idea of being perceived.
    This option is partially correct, but "penetrating" does not fit as well as "entering" in the context.

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