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Critical Reasoning

Easy

"You are thinking very highly about Prashant but he is not so" means

Correct Option: 1
  1. You have a good opinion about Prashant but he is not as good as you think
    This option accurately captures the meaning of the original sentence. The phrase "You are thinking very highly about Prashant but he is not so" implies that your positive opinion of Prashant is not entirely justified.
  2. Prashant is much better, than what you think of him
    This option contradicts the original sentence. The sentence implies that Prashant is not as good as you think, not that he is better.
  3. Your view about Prashant is philosophical, keep it up
    This option does not fit the context of the original sentence. The sentence is about the accuracy of your opinion of Prashant, not about the philosophical nature of your view.
  4. Prashant is as good as you think about him
    This option also contradicts the original sentence. The sentence implies that Prashant is not as good as you think, not that he is equally good.

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