Question

Q.1 Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that
follow each:

Kids of all ages - from preschoolers to teens- can be tempted to steal for different reasons. Very young children sometimes take things they want without want without understanding that things cost money and that it's wrong it's wrong to take something without paying for. It Elementary school children usually known they're not supposed to take something without paying but they may take it anyway because they lack enough self-control. Preteens and teens know they re not supposed to steal, but they may steal for the thrill of it or because their friends are
doing it) Some might believe they can get away with it. As they're given more control over their lives, some teens may steal as a way of rebelling. And there may be more complex reasons why some children and teens steal. They may be angry of want attention. Their behavior may reflect stressful problems they're having at home, at school, or with friends.Some may steal as a cry for help because of emotional or physical abuse
hey're enduring at home. In other cases, kids and teens might steal because they can't afford to pay for what they need or want for Example, they may steal to get popular name brand items. In some
cases, they may take things to support drug habits.
Whatever the reasons for stealing. parents need to find out the root of the behavior and address other únderlying problems, like drug abuse,that may face. When a child has been caught stealing a parent's reaction could depend on whether it's the first time or there's a pattern of stealing. With very young children, parents need to help them understands that stealing is wrong - that when you take something without asking or paying for, it hurts someone else, If a preschooler
takes a piece of candy, for instance, parents can help the child return the item If the child has already eaten the candy, parents can take the child
back to the store to apologize and pay for it.
1.1 On the basis of your reading of the passage answer the following
question carefully.
i) Why do little children tend to steal?
i) what are possible reasons behind stealing by teens?
i) What do parents need to understand to stop their child from
stealing?
iv) How can the parents help very young children from keeping them
away from stealing?
1.2 Choose the most appropriate option from the ones given below each
word.
a) Tempted means
i) Charmed
i) Attracted
ii) Fascinated
iv) All of these
b) 'Rebelling' means
i) Apposing
ii) fighting against
iii) Go against
iv) None of these
c)'Reflect' means
i) Show
ii) See
iii) Present
iv) All of these
d)'Uncderlying'means
i) Reserve
ii) Relate
ii) Main
iv) Under the line

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Answer 1

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Here are your answers......

Q. 1.1)
i) Very young children sometimes take things they want without understanding that things cost money and that it's wrong to take something without paying for it.

ii) There are many reasons for which teens can steal, like,
a) they may steal for the thrill of it or because. their friends are doing it
b) Some may steal as a cry for help because of emotional or physical abuse they're enduring at home.
c) In other cases, kids and teens might steal because they can't afford to pay for what they need or want for.

iii) Parents need to find out the root of the behavior and address other únderlying problems, like drug abuse,that may face.

iv) With very young children, parents need to help them understands that stealing is wrong - that when you take something without asking or paying for, it hurts someone else, If a preschooler takes a piece of candy, for instance, parents can help the child return the item If the child has already eaten the candy, parents can take the child
back to the store to apologize and pay for it.

Q. 1.2)
a) Fascinated
b) Fighting against
c) Show
d) Main

Answer 2

Answer:

a) Tempted means

i) Charmed

i) Attracted

ii) Fascinated

iv) All of these

b) 'Rebelling' means

i) Apposing

ii) fighting against

iii) Go against

iv) None of these

c)'Reflect' means

i) Show

ii) See

iii) Present

iv) All of these

d)'Uncderlying'means

i) Reserve

ii) Relate

ii) Main

iv) Under the line