Question

1. Read the passage given below and answer the question that follow:

There was once a young man who was strong and healthy and enjoyed his

work. In everywhere hip fat and top of life, and head no sympathy for the

uninteresting folk who seemed to from such a large proportion of the

population. One day he got an attack of influenza. He had it before and paid

little attenlion to it but his time he developed pneumonia and was

dangerously ill. When he recovered he could only moves slowly. He was

easily tried and life become difficult for him. When he was well hey enough

to go to work he found the journey home very tiring. He looked at the

strong young man sitting comfortable in the train or bus and then feeling

tired himself noticed how tried some of the older people where are you

who were standing beside him. Gradually, he got strong again but when he

was in train or bus he now looked round to see if there was any older

person in need of a seat, and if there was he gave up his, “I’ve got my

strength back now,” he said to himself; “these older people will never have

their strength again.” When you are cycling and sea and old man hesitating

on a crossing, don’t call him an old fool. He may not here very well or he

may not see clearly, or he may have become tried with walking.

i. What was the young man's attitude towards others?

ii. How was the young man seriously ill?

iii. How did life become difficult for the young man?

iv. What change did the young man's illness brin in his attitude?

v. Find from the passage the word which mean:​

Answer 1

1. The young man never head sympathy for uninteresting folk who seemed to from such a large proportion.

2. The man got ill because of influenza.

3.He felt uncomfortable and difficult to go to work from home

4.strength back now,” he said to himself; “these older people will never have

their strength again.” When you are cycling and sea and old man hesitating

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Answer 2

Answer:

There was no sympathy from the young men toward the others

He got a attack of influenza which was ignored by the young man and was dangerously ill for paying little attention to the disease.