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They sound the same when spoken but have two different meanings
Answer: Speed
Explanation: I read it somewhere.
The correct answer is A: Sultan Singh managed his business with caution, but Ran Singh was overly ambitious.
Explanation:
This statement comes from the story "“The Egg Business Lays an Egg."
In the story, the Sultan will work with people that are below him in caste. Others in the village that were wealthy would not. The business of poultry was in the hands of the lowest caste in the village. He knew this and worked well with his people.
When Ran took over the business of the Sultan, his brother, he went an expanded the business as soon as he took over. This was an example of him being overly ambitious. He went from 100 chickens to 3,000 chickens, this made no effect, whatsoever, on the business because of the beliefs of the people in the village who didn't eggs.
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