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2. Read the follow
kote flying was a popular sport at that time and tale the girls knitted and sewed, we boys climbed the
roofs to enter the competition. We had limited pocket money and it was not enough to buy all the
material needed to make our kites, but with "dar" (a strong thread) we could cut other kiestrings
During the day someone was sure to fly a lite High, and soon as was spotted, other kites would go up
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to tangle in battle
Orren three or four kites were locked together and with strong thread and the right pull, a heavy lote
could cut the snart and bring them all plunging to the street. All eyes would focus skyward and we would
try to follow the direction of the crashing kites.
The rules of fair play were that no one was to snatch a kite once someone had placed both hands onto
I but the rules were often broken. During the rush to follow the site, we jumped from one rool to the
next and each boy looked out only for himself. My enthusiasm would have never allowed me to stand
still while others rushed to reach the price
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(a) What is the meaning of 'dor ?
(b) What did the rule of fair play demand?
(c) What happened when akute was seen flying in the sky?
(d) What did the girls do when the boys did kitellying?
le) How could a soaring kite get cut?
(1) Find the word in the passage which means drive
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Answer 1

Answer:

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