Question

ng one eye and then the other, he pretended to be falling asleep. Still his parents took no notic
hump on the plateau, eating a piece of fish. The sight of the food maddened him.
Write T for true and 'F' for false statements in the boxes:
The young seagull stood on two legs.
Reading (Seen)
need the following passage and answer the questions given below:
We stepped slowly out to the brink of the ledge. He stood on one leg with the other leg hidder
two brothers and his sister living on the plateau. They were doing with their heads sunkint
0 All the siblings of the young seagull are male.
Jan The two brothers and sister of the young seagull were sleeping.
At night the seagull slept in a little hole.
(v) The sight of the food made the young seagull mad.
Answer the following questions in your own words:
who is the writer of the story, 'His First Flight'?
in What does 'preening' mean?
Wu When was the seagull afraid?
(iv) Where was the young seagull found and in what condition?
Read the following lines of the poem and answer the questions given below:
Mild the mist upon the hill,
Oh, I'm gone back to the
Telling not of storms to-morrow;
Tam a child once more;
No; the day has wept its fill,
And 'neath my father's s
Spent its store of silent sorrow.
And near the old hall do
Tick () the correct answer from the given alternatives :
(a) silent, (b) terrible , (c) overwhe
The sorrow of the day is described as
Jin) Once more the poet becomes - (a) a child , (b) young, (c) old. (d) mid
w The roof here belongs to the poet's - (a) daughter 2, (b) mother D, (c) siste
av Mist does not tell anything about-
(a) today , (b) the day after tomorrow , (c) the previous day , (d) the ne
Answer the following questions :
(i) What did the poet guess watching the mild mist?
(ii) How did Bronte describe the passing of the day?
Reading (Unseen)
quoctions given below:
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