Question

1. Read the given passage carefully.
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The banana plant is not a tree. It is actually the worlds
BANANA
most popular fruit, is
most popular fruit, is found in the remion of Malaysia. By way o
free. It is actually the world's largest he
true origin of Banana, world's
there to India where they are mentioned in the Bug
lors, bananas travelled from
in his campaign in India in 327 BCE. Alexander the Great relished
ey are mentioned in the Buddhist Pali writings dating back to the 6th century BC.
his first taste of the banana, an unusual fruit he saw growing on a
trees. He is even credited with bringing the banana from India to the
western world. According to Chinese historian Yang Fu, China was
tending plantations of bananas in 200 CE. It was almost three-hundred
fifty years later when Americans tasted the first bananas to arrive in
their country. Instructions on how to eat a banana appeared in the
Domestic Cyclopaedia of Practical Information and read as follows:
"Bananas are eaten raw, either alone or cut in slices with sugar and
cream or wine and orange juice. They are also roasted, fried or boiled
and made into fritters, preserves, and marmalades."
Source: Banana Home
Read the questions given below and write the option you consider the most appropriate in the
given space.
1. Where is banana known to be originated?
(a) India
(6) America
(c) China
to Malaysia
Ans. Malaysia
2. Where do bananas find their first reference in India?
(a) Sam veda
(6) Rig veda
(c) Pali writings
(d) Buddhist Pali writings
Ans. Buddhist Full Wiling......
3. Who brought banana from India to the Western World?
(a) Chinese
(b) Alexander
(c) Yang Fu
(d) Americans
Ans. scandan
4. Where do we find the instructions on how to eat a banana?
(a) Domestic Cyclopaedia of Theoretical Information
(6) Cyclopaedia of Practical Information
(c) Domestic Cyclopaedia of Practical Information
(d) Buddhist Pali writing
Ans.
5. Which word in the above passage means “jamljelly'?
(6) Roasted
(c) Herb
(a) Marmalades
(d) Raw
Ans. ...​

Answer 1

Answer:

1 Malaysia

2 Buddhist Pali Writings

3 Alexander

4 Domestic cyclopaedia of practical information

5 roasted