Pazhamozhi: __________ than vayal kedum.
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Pambum
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Nunalum
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Puraviyum
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Puliyum
The Tamil proverb 'Pazhamozhi' means 'old proverb.' The complete proverb compares things to a field (vayal), saying something is even 'more dangerous/threatening' (kedum) than a field can be destroyed. 'Nunal' (needle) fits this context - even a small needle can be more dangerous than a field that could be ruined. The proverb contrasts small vs large dangers.
To answer this question, you need to understand the meaning of the given Pazhamozhi, which is a type of Tamil proverb.
The given Pazhamozhi is "__________ than vayal kedum."
Now let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) Pambum - This option is incorrect because "pambum" means snake, which does not make sense in the given proverb.
Option B) Nunalum - This option is correct because "nunalum" means even though. So the proverb "Nunalum than vayal kedum" means "Even though it is small, it can cultivate the field."
Option C) Puraviyum - This option is incorrect because "puraviyum" means tiger, which does not make sense in the given proverb.
Option D) Puliyum - This option is incorrect because "puliyum" means tiger, which does not make sense in the given proverb.
The correct answer is B) Nunalum. This option is correct because "nunalum" means even though, which fits the context of the proverb "Nunalum than vayal kedum" meaning "Even though it is small, it can cultivate the field."