Question

a Section A 1:- Read the following passage carefully and answer the question given bel Discipline must be enforced early in life. Discipline at home makes for the future greatness of a child. It forms his character and makes him a fit citizen. The child who is allowed to have his own way becomes wayward. The child who is allowed all sorts of exercises like running in sun, exposing himself to cold, eating unwholesome things will fall ill very frequently. A child whose habits have been disciplined and who has been taught to rise early, attend to his lessons properly, take physical exercise at the proper time and avoid things that are injurious will grow up to be a useful member of the society. The spoilt child who has been allowed to run his own course will show vices contained in younger days. His parents would wish that he had not been at all. Questions (1) When should discipline be enforced ? (2) What does discipline do for a child ? (3) If a child is allowed to do what he likes, what will happen to him ? (4) Pick out from the passage a word which means the same as “often'. (5) Wayward means- (a) spoilt, (b) self willed, (c) destructive. :- Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given Home is the first and the most important school of character . It is a common​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Discipline should be enforced early in life .

2. Discipline makes great future for a child .

3. The child who is allowed to do everything what he likes will become wayward.

4. frequently .

5. (b) self - willed

Answer 2

The answers are as follows:

1. Discipline should be enforced during the early stages of life.

2. Discipline forms a child's character and makes him a fit citizen.

3. The child who is allowed to do what he likes will become wayward. He will fall ill frequently as he has not been disciplined in his life.

4. frequently

5. b) self-willed

Comprehension

• We have been provided with a comprehension. We need to understand the comprehension and answer the questions given from it.

• This comprehension speaks about the need for discipline in the early stages of life.

• Comprehensions also help us to improve our vocabulary as synonyms and antonyms form an important part of the questions.