Directions (Qs. 48 to 65): In this section, there are six short passages. Each passage is followed by questions based on the passage. Read each passage and answer the questions that follow.
Passage-6
The first day out we met our first rhino, two of them, and I had the fright of my life. The pair had got our scent before we spotted them, and being bad tempered beasts, they rushed towards where they thought we were. Now it just happened that we were about fifty yards to one side of where they expected to find us—which was just as well, for I must say I did not like their look. As they thundered past, we crouched low and let them go. It did not strike me as a good opportunity for rhino photography. Anyhow I was much too frightened to have been able to hold the camera steady.
63. From the above passage it appears that rhinos
- Arun away when they see human beings
- Brush to attack when they smell human scent
- Chide under the bushes at the sight of human beings
- Dstand still if they are not attacked
Explanation
The rhinos, 'bad tempered beasts', rushed towards where they thought the humans were — they rush to attack on scent; the official key marks B.