Type : MCQ

Intructions :

Directions: The following paragraph is followed by four alternative summaries. Choose the option that best captures the essence of the paragraph.

Question Statement :

I used to pride myself on the fact that I could explain almost anything to anyone, on a simple enough level. It seemed to me that no matter how abstract an idea in physics may be, there is always some way in which one can get at least some part of the idea across. If my colleagues shrugged and said, ‘Oh well, that idea is too complicated or too abstract to be explained in simple terms,’ I thought they were either lazy or not very skilled in thinking creatively around a problem. I could not imagine a form of knowledge that could not be communicated in some limited but valid approximation or other.

Unlike my colleagues who thought that some ideas in physics were too abstract, I used to think that anything could be explained to anyone, but I no longer think so.
In the past, I could explain almost anything to anyone, unlike my lazy or unskilled colleagues, who couldn’t do the same, but now I cannot.
In the past, I believed that it was possible to explain anything to anyone, even abstract physics ideas, despite colleagues who tried to persuade me otherwise.
I used to think I could explain almost anything to anyone in simple terms, including abstract ideas in physics, and thought poorly of anyone who couldn’t do so.