A teacher entered a class and asked about a boy Manmeet and got the following replies.
Rohit: He is Santa's brother.
Suraj: He is the Cultural Head of school.
Neeraj: He is our class monitor.
From the above mentioned information which of the following can be depicted?

A person can have multiple identities and not just one

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This example depicts that Manmeet is multilingual

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One identity is true because only single identity of a person can exists

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This is an example of overlapping social differences

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The correct option is A A person can have multiple identities and not just one
A person can be recognised by multiple identities of him/her. Here, Manmeet has multiple identities, and he's being identified as a brother, a cultural head and a class monitor. These identities help us to understand why people are similar or different. People sharing common identities feel similar to each other. On the other hand, those people may differ in different aspects.

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Q. A teacher entered a class and asked about a boy Manmeet and got the following replies.
Rohit: He is Santa's brother.
Suraj: He is the Cultural Head of school.
Neeraj: He is our class monitor.
From the above mentioned information which of the following can be depicted?

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A teacher entered a class and asked about a boy Manmeet and got the following replies. Rohit: He is Santa's brother. Suraj: He is the Cultural Head of school. Neeraj: He is our class monitor. From the above mentioned information which of the following can be depicted?

A teacher entered a class and asked about a boy Manmeet and got the following replies.
Rohit: He is Santa's brother.
Suraj: He is the Cultural Head of school.
Neeraj: He is our class monitor.
From the above mentioned information which of the following can be depicted?