Questions 1-3 refer to the story "like the sun." 1. read the first paragraph of "like the sun." "truth, sekhar reflected, is like the sun. i suppose no human being can ever look it straight in the face without blinking or being dazed. he realized that, morning till night, the essence of human relationships consisted in tempering truth so that it might not shock." according to sekhar, truth is like the sun mostly because it a. should not be avoided b. cannot be directly stated c. may cause pain to others d. people grow stronger. 2. in "like the sun," all of the following would be considered "casualties" of sekhar's truth except his a. childred b. colleagues c. headmaster d. wife 3. which of the following quotations best supports the story's main idea about the consequences that come with telling the truth? a. "it was quiet resolve, a secret pact between him and eternity." b. "he was one of the most dreaded music critics in town. but he never anticipated his musical inclinations would lead him to this " c. "truth, he reflected, required as much strength to give as to receive." d. "at home, his wife served him with a sullen face."