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Q: Directions : Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow (Q. Nos. 305 to 310) by selecting he correct/most appropriate options: All creation drinks with pleasure, Drinks at Mother Nature's breast; All the just, and all the evil, Follow down her rosy path. Kisses she bestowed, and grape wine, Friendship true, proved e'en in death; Every worm knows nature's pleasure, Every cherub meets his God. Gladly, like the planets flying True to heaven's mighty plan, Brothers, run your course now, Happy as a knight in victory. How can we say that God's creature are most fortunate and happy?
  • A. They have no friends to share their joys and sorrows.
  • B. They do not have enough pleasures at their disposal.
  • C. They have a benevolent Mother Nature to look after them.
  • D. The world they live in lacks romance and beauty.
Correct Answer: Option C - Option 'c' is correct. In the given stanza, God's creatures are most fortunate and happy because they have a benevelent mother nature to look after them.
C. Option 'c' is correct. In the given stanza, God's creatures are most fortunate and happy because they have a benevelent mother nature to look after them.

Explanations:

Option 'c' is correct. In the given stanza, God's creatures are most fortunate and happy because they have a benevelent mother nature to look after them.