Question

Neshta Attari
MM-50
Class III Subject English
SECTION A READING
QUES 1 Read the passage given below and answer the following questions,
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A lake is an area of water that has land all around it. It may be so small that we call it a pond, or it may be so wide that
we cannot see the other side. The largest lake in the world is Lake Superior in North America. It covers more than
82,000 square kilometers, and in one place it is 563 km wide! The water in lakes mostly comes from rain It runs off the
land into the rivers and streams that pour into the lake .Sometimes there are no streams or rivers pouring water into the
lake; the water comes from underground springs. All these lakes are called natural lakes. Sometimes part of a river ma
become a lake or people may make a new lake by building a dam. Such lakes are called man made lakes.
A) What is a lake?
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B) Name the largest lake in the world.
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C) Find words from the passage which mean the opposite of the following:
i) Narrow
ii) Big
iii) Old
D) Write (T) for true and (F) for false statements,
i) A lake is land surrounded by water.
ii) When a lake is very small, it is called a pond.
Lake Superior is in South America.
A natural lake is formed by a river.
v) Lakes are both big and small.​

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