Question

2.'            they are seldom disappointed '. The statement denotes that such men 

• A. welcome difficulties as a morale booster
• B. do not have to face any trouble
• C. manage to keep unruffled in the face of discomforts
• D. generally do not fail to come across troubles

Answer 1

Answer:

D. generally do not fail to come across troubles

The phrase "they are seldom disappointed" suggests that these men often find what they are looking for—trouble. It means that they frequently encounter difficulties because they are always on the lookout for them. This aligns with the idea that they generally do not fail to come across troubles.