Question

According to the passage genius implies one who has __________

• A. ability of failing again and again.
• B. capacity of taking trouble and hardship.
• C. stages of frustration and disappointment.
• D. power of escaping from hardship.

Answer 1

The correct option is B capacity of taking trouble and hardship.

The passage starts with a clear information that 'Every genius that exists in the world achieves greatness through the capacity of taking the trouble to get to where they want.'

Also it brings to our notice that - 'All great men of the world who have achieved impossible things in their lifetime have undergone hardships, sacrifices, trials, and tribulations.'

Hence Option B is correct.

Option A is incorrect because there is no mention of failure in the passage.

Option C is incorrect because as mentioned in the passage - 'The stage of greatness comes after many stages of frustration and disappointment.'

Option D is incorrect because there is no evidence in the passage to suggest that it is correct.