Question

b) How did Rajvir want to spend his stay there ?

(c) Which word in the extract means ‘agreed’?

(d) What is the sprouting period of tea?

(e) The story is about which state of India?

Or

Mme Forestier was touched and took both her hands as she replied, “Oh! My poor Matilda! Mine were

false. They were not worth over five hundred francs.”

(a) Why was Mme Forestier touched?

(b) “Mine were false.” What does ‘mine’ refer to in these words?

(c) Find the word from the extract that means same as ‘agitated’.

(d) What is the opposite of ‘poor’?

(e) How was Mme Forestier related to MmeLoisel?

Q4. Read the following extracts and answer the following questions: [1×5=5]

What is the boy now, who has lost his ball

What, what is he to do? I saw it go

Merrily bouncing, down the street, and then

Merrily over- there it is in the water!

a) What has gone wrong with the boy?

b) Where did the ball fell onto?

c) Which figure of speech has been used in the third line?

d) What is the condition of the boy after losing his ball?

e) Name the poet?

Or

(There is a languid, emerald sea,

Where the sole inhabitant is me-

A mermaid, drifting blissfully.)

a) Where does Amanda imagine herself to be?

b) What is the sea compared with?

c) What does she want to do at the Island?

d) What is a mermaid?

e) What is the central idea of the poem?

Q5. In the following passages one word has not been edited in each line .Write the incorrect word

along with the correct word in the space provided . ( 5marks each passage×2=10 marks)

incorrect correct

1.Scientists has found evidence a) _________ ___________

to support much owners have long b) _________ ​

Answer 1

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