Multiple choice

The words “the man was staring at him” in the second scenario show that

Directions: Read the following two scenarios and answer the question that follows:

Scenario – 1
As they walked along, they reached an inn and decided to spend the night there. After a long time, two more people arrived there. It could be observed by their behaviour that one of them was the master and the second was the servant. When they had taken their food, the person who looked to be the master, began to murmur a song. The song was sad and depicted the sad feelings of the master who it appeared had suffered at the hands of his beloved.
Scenario – 2
Once upon a time, Maharaja Ranjit Singh was walking in the bazaar. He saw that a man, in rags, was standing at a shop and was staring at him continuously. The Maharaja at once recognised that the man was his childhood friend. The Maharaja soon got down from his elephant and approached that man and said, “Why, sir? Do you recognise me?” Saying so, he closely hugged him.

  1. the man was looking at him with open eyes without blinking

  2. the man was trying to recognise the other man

  3. the man was looking at him despicably

  4. the man was developing some feelings of hatred

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Explanation

Correct option is (1). Stare means to look fixedly or vacantly at someone or something with one's eyes wide open.