Multiple choice

Directions: The question contains a sentence/sentences/part thereof followed by five choices. Select from these choices the one which most logically completes the idea contained in the given sentence or part. You may only be one person to the world.

  1. But you can be the most important one.

  2. But it is important that you are a person of worth.

  3. But the world can also be one person for you.

  4. But you may also be the world to one person.

  5. But the world may just be nothing to you.
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D Correct answer
Explanation

The sentence contrasts individual insignificance with personal significance. While one person may be just a small part of the world, that same person can mean everything to someone else. This completes the thought with a poetic parallel about reciprocity in relationships and the difference between global and personal perspectives.

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