Question

2.3. Read the following paragraph and answer the following questions
THE LAND OF CLOUDS
We were in Meghalaya, 'The Land of Clouds. So what would be more
appropriate than taking a walk through the cloudscape? We took a taxi
to Cherrapunjee, 50-odd km away.
At some 4300 feet above sea level, Cherrapunjee is a little lower than
Shillong, which is situated at 4,300 feet. The drive - along a winding,
narrow but surprisingly well-paved road-takes us through dense
forests which suddenly opens up to gently rolling hills. And suddenly,
in the wink of an eye, the green is gone, the hills are gone, the world
has gone. We have been enveloped by a drifting cloud.
The visitors order masala chai and wait for the clouds to pass. We've
been told that from here we'll get to see the most spectacular view
that Cherrapunjee has to offer the Seven Sisters waterfalls, seven
cascades of water that plummet down source.
Meghalaya is also known as the
2.
The adjective given to the word 'view' in the passage is
Suddenly, in the wink of an eye, the green is
3.
The visitors make a stopover to
been
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Uive answers of the questions by drawing cause and effect from​

Answer 1

1) Meghalaya is also known as 'The land of clouds'

2) The adjective given to the word view in the passage is spectacular

(... the most spectacular view.)

3) Suddenly, in the wink of an eye, the green is gone.

4) The visitors make a stopover to drink masala chai and wait for the clouds to pass and go away.