Verbal Reasoning

In the passage, it is clearly mentioned that Gandhi appealed to teachers because he believed that they could help solve the cultural and social problems in the Champaran villages. Hence, option D is the correct interpretation of the passage. Thus, the answer is .

The idiom "a bolt out of the blue" means something that happens unexpectedly or without warning, much like a sudden lightning strike from a clear sky. Thus, the correct meaning is .

Step 1: Understanding the structure of the passage.
- The first sentence introduces an idea.
- The second sentence provides an example to clarify the first.
Step 2: Evaluating the options.
- (A) Restating from the opposite view is incorrect.
- (B) Making the main point suggests that the second sentence is more important than the first, which is false.
- (C) Adding a further point is incorrect, as the second sentence does not add a new argument.
- (D) Illustrating the first sentence is correct, as the second sentence provides an example.
Thus, the correct answer is (D).

Step 1: Understanding the concept.
- If someone believes an obvious falsehood, such as two and two are five, we do not feel angry.
- Instead, we feel pity, knowing they lack understanding.
Step 2: Identifying the correct answer.
- (D) Feeling sorry for their ignorance is the correct response.
Thus, the correct answer is (D).