Reading passages

112- From the passage it's quite clear that Hugo Meynell ........... .
A) wouldn't have been so well-known if he hadn't embarked on reviving fox hunting
B) is the first person having ventured to hunt fox with hounds
C) is a member of high society who are fond of hunting
D) is the man responsible for the modern conditions in fox hunting
E) isn't loved by animal rightists, due to his cruel attitudes towards animals
113- One of the tasks the whippers-in have to do during fox hunting is ............
A) to search for areas where foxes exist
B) to provide food and shelter for the hunters
C) to help hunters communicate to each other
D) to choose the most suitable hounds for the hunt
E) to treat injuries suffered by hunters
114- To be able to participate in a fox hunting, it's necessary that one ............
A) must have got an invitation from the master
B) have adequate experience on hunting
C) should be quite rich to afford it
D) has close friends in the organisation committee
E) watch out for announcements concerning it
Agriculture remains the most essential area for development: here it is felt that the most intractable problems of resistance to change exist. One may believe that scientific training in agriculture by itself is unlikely to have any marked impact on agricultural output. Any attempt at vocational training in agriculture presupposes that a meaningful structure of incentive can be seen for the individual farmer to increase his production, improve his techniques, and expand his range of activities. Without such incentives and chances, agricultural education can have only little impact.
115- The author feels that improvements in the field of agriculture ..................
A) have already introduced good results
B) can easily be seen
C) cannot be achieved only by means of scientific training
D) have largely based on technology
E) are absolutely unnecessary for productivity