ALL UNITS TRUE AND FALSE

 

1. The writer felt burdened after leaving the doctor at his home.
2. Self-hypnosis can be used to relieve mental stress.
3. The author sympathised with his Nana.
4. The mind helps to make unemotional choices.
5. Emotions effect on our thoughts.
6. After Nani’s death, Nana used to sleep on her bed.
7. Nothing seems easy and positive when life becomes too comfortable.
8. Concentrate on what is right now rather than what might happen tomorrow.
9. Nani behaved as if she were Nana.
10. The mind is the counterpart to the emotions.
11. Nana started developing mental disorder.
12. Expect to be unlucky. 
13. Sojourner Truth was an American fighter.
14. Helen exposes the ways the authority instigates workers for war.
15. She asks workers to speak out.
16. Workers are allowed to go on strike for their rights.
17. As civilization develops, workers feel freer.
18. Sergeant Morris did not like India.
19. It was a very cold season when Morris visited the Whites.
20. Sergeant Morris gifted the paw to the Whites.
21. Mr White’s first wish was fulfilled by the magical paw.
22. Herbert is alive at the end of the story.
23. Mr White saved further loss by his third wish.
24. Dumont was ready to release Sojourner Truth.
25. Sergeant Morris put a spell on the paw.
26. An intelligent mind can understand that it is not free from impact of tradition.
27. Freedom means to be free from religious faith.
28. Freeman can feel happiness in real sense.
29. The success of Disneyland totally changed Walt.
30. The customer is much aware about technology.
31. Walt was the central figure for all creations of the company.
32. The first step is to open her HEART to install love.
33. The customer needs to begin connecting to other HEARTS in order to get upgrades.
34. Roy Disney is no more but his influence still lingers over the studio.
35. Walt studied cartooning in Kansas City and started little animated company in Chicago.
36. When love is installed, our heart fills up with neat files called pleasure.
37. Walt used to see gloomy through the saddest cartoon.
38. Walt was only fifteen years old when he decided to try his luck in Hollywood.
39. The final judgement was always unquestionably Roy’s.
40. Disneyland shows Walt’s vision and his stubborn determination.