Step 1: Look for the key phrase
The words roman nose appear in one place in the passage. Find that sentence and see which breed it talks about. The sentence just before it names the breed with the title Queen of goats.
Step 2: Link the title to the breed
Queen of goats is given to Jamunapari. The next sentence continues about the same animal and gives the convex nose with a tuft of hair. So roman nose belongs to Jamunapari, which is option (1).
Step 3: Reject Beetal
Beetal is only named in the list of dairy breeds. The passage gives it no nose feature, so option (2) cannot be chosen.
Step 4: Reject Sirohi
Sirohi shows up in the same list and nothing more. Option (3) has no support from the passage.
Step 5: Reject Barberi
Barberi is again only listed as a dairy breed. Option (4) has no support either. This is a standard fact in livestock and fodder topics, so it is worth remembering for the exam. Reading the passage first and then checking each option against it avoids careless mistakes.
Final Answer:
The roman nose belongs to Jamunapari, so the answer is option (1).
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