a. Neither pride nor prejudice affect him.
b. Each of these qualities is to be found in him.
c. Either he or I am to be blamed.
Identify the correct sentence/s given above.

The correct answer is Option B (Only b and c).

Key Points:
• Concept: Rules of Subject-Verb Agreement.
• Rule 1: When singular subjects are joined by 'neither...nor' or 'either...or', the verb agrees with the subject nearest to it. 'Neither pride nor prejudice' connects two singular nouns, requiring singular verb 'affects' (sentence 'a' is incorrect).
• Rule 2: 'Each of + plural noun' takes a singular verb ('is') -> Sentence 'b' is correct.
• Rule 3: With 'Either...or', verb agrees with proximity ('I am') -> Sentence 'c' is correct.
• Explanation: Statements 'b' and 'c' follow correct grammar rules.
• Official Key: Option 2 ('Only b and c') is the official answer.
• Key Takeaway: Remember: 'Neither...nor' takes a verb agreeing with the nearest subject; 'Each of' always takes a singular verb.