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Freedom (G.B Shaw)

CBSE · Class 12 · English

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What is the opening definition of a perfectly free person in Shaw's essay?

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What does Shaw say about the existence of a perfectly free person?

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According to Shaw, what is the result when people allow someone to get the upper hand of them?

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Which statement about the object of honest governments is correct in Shaw's essay?

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Which natural necessities are said to take up about one third of human life?

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Sleeping, Washing and dressing, Eating and drinking

The essay says people must sleep for one third of life and spend time washing, dressing, undressing, eating and drinking.

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What does Shaw say most actual governments do?

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They enforce slavery and call it freedom

This is Shaw's direct criticism of real governments.

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Which is the natural slavery that Shaw describes as kind to its slaves?

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Slavery of man to Nature

Nature is presented as kind because it makes necessary activities pleasant.

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Which activities are presented as pleasant in Nature's slavery?

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Eating and drinking, Sleeping, Fireplaces and families

Shaw says Nature makes eating, drinking, sleeping and domestic life pleasant.

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