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Directorate of Education, GNCT of Delhi
Subject: ENGLISTI
Berlabert. 84
Date: 22-09-2020
C: IN Name of the Student
Name of the Claw Texcher
Comprehension Passage
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The little ad is a story about Kezia who is aftad of her strict Esther so she staneered we talking to
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thought him to be giant szed On Sanders Grandma sent her to spend time with
parents
but she found a fatha lying down on the sofa to relax, both a busy reading
One day
ben de was at home because of cold grandes suggested bar to prepare a gift
for father's
birthday She prepared a pincestuon with bezun tal yellow silk cloth, needed
scrap to fill a Took scout papers for parents room and sore then up to stuff sem in pia cushi
father't important speech for the port aubacity to found wissing the whole bouse was searched, the
servants and Keza were questiwed Finally innocaly Kezia admitted that she had som den for har
SURPRISE gAt Father bean berth a ruler, she cried bitterly Kezicloog to grandma as she coasded ha
Next door naghbour X Macdonald ploved with his children in the evening After watching him, Kezia
deaded that there were different rau of fathers Oor day mothes got admitted to the hospital, Kezia wan
alont at home. The cook Ahce took care of
her in the day but ataght she was alone Father
was deeping in anoths room Old magh terre
haunted Kezis - butcher with knife in his
hard. She woke up aving Father come to
ba room bugged her carried her to his room
to comfod her She realised be was not so
bad be was too busy to express kis love
Hence she realised ha ishe had a bişlem
On the basis of your reading the passage, kaswer the following questioas:
4) Kesa was afraid of her father because he was
1) Stact
2) Disciplines
3) Hardworking
4) All of these
b) Who all were there in Kezia's family
1) Mother
2) Feiber
3) Grandmother
All of them
c) To please ber feber Kozja
1) Bought a bouquet 2) Made a pin cashion
3) Sutched a pillow 4 Prepared toa
) Wher Koza torc the important papers of her father, bo bocas
1) Delighted
2) Argy
3) Sod
-1) Daarpousted
c) After watching Ms Macdonald Kezia decided that all fathers are
1) Strict
2) Indiflercat 3) Differs!
4) Shoctempered
But later on Kezse realized that her father is
1) LOVER
2) Caras
3) A Lectionate
4) All of these
8) Our parents or well-wishers may to show thea alection to as openly but they want to see us
1) Happy
2) Senled
3) Successful
4) All of these
h) Which word in the passage is an antonym of daydream?
1) Stanacred
2) Brierly
3) Nightmare
4) Haunted
Answers
Answer:
Will a day come when India’s poor can access government services as easily as drawing cash from an ATM? . . . [N]o country in the world has made accessing education or health or policing or dispute resolution as easy as an ATM, because the nature of these activities requires individuals to use their discretion in a positive way. Technology can certainly facilitate this in a variety of ways if it is seen as one part of an overall approach, but the evidence so far in education, for instance, is that just adding computers alone doesn’t make education any better.
The dangerous illusion of technology is that it can create stronger, top down accountability of service providers in implementation-intensive services within existing public sector organisations. One notion is that electronic management information systems (EMIS) keep better track of inputs and those aspects of personnel that are ‘EMIS visible’ can lead to better services. A recent study examined attempts to increase attendance of Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANMs) at clinics in Rajasthan, which involved high-tech time clocks to monitor attendance. The study’s title says it all: Band-Aids on a Corpse . . . e-governance can be just as bad as any other governance when the real issue is people and their motivation.