Question

Directions: In this question, each sentence is divided into four parts (a), (b), (c) and (d). Find out which part of the sentence contains an error. If there is no error, mark your answer as (e).

• A. The Moral of the/
• B. entire story is/
• C. how money doesn't/
• D. make you happy.
• E. No error

Answer 1

Answer: (E)

The given sentence is divided into four parts, and we need to determine if there is any grammatical or contextual error in any part. Let's analyze each segment:

1. Part (a): "The Moral of the"
   This segment is grammatically correct. "Moral" is correctly capitalized and the phrase "of the" is correctly used to indicate possession or association.
2. Part (b): "entire story is"
   This part is also correct. The phrase "entire story" is appropriately used, and the verb "is" agrees in number with "Moral".
3. Part (c): "how money doesn't"
   This segment appropriately uses "how" to introduce a clause and "doesn't" as the contraction for "does not" is correctly formed and used.
4. Part (d): "make you happy."
   This component is correct. The phrase "make you happy" accurately completes the idea that money does not lead to happiness.

After carefully reviewing all parts of the sentence, no grammatical or contextual errors are found. Each part is correctly constructed and contributes logically to the entire sentence.

Conclusion: The sentence has no error in any of its parts, which corresponds to option (e).