Q.1) Read the given passage carefully.
Do you know that around 270 eucalyptus trees or 460 bamboo plants are saved when we produce
one tonne of hand-made paper? It is eco friendly hand-made paper that also checks pollution of
water, land and air. Large quantities of polluting chemicals are used by paper mills.
Hand-made paper is the best form of recycled paper. It has a fine surface for writing. It is also
strong enough for making drawings. Paper manufacturing is a very old tradition. It was invented in
China nearly two thousand years back. Indians used the leaves of palm trees for writing. Papyrus is
a kind of paper made from a reed of the same name. It grew on the banks of the River Nile, and was
used in Egypt.
The hand-made paper industry flourished in India during the Mughal period. But it died with the
setting up of paper mills in the 18th and 19th centuries. Mahatma Gandhi revived it during the
freedom movement. Today it is a fast growing industry.
1. Answer the following questions briefly:
a) Why is hand-made paper becoming more and more popular?
b) Mention two features of hand-made paper.
c) What did Indians use for writing when there was no paper?
d) What is papyrus?
e) Why did the hand-made paper industry die in India in the 18th and 19th Centuries?
2. Find words from the above passage that mean the same as:
(a) Control
(b) Prospered
(c) Bring back to life.
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Answers
Answer:
(a) Hand-made paper is becoming more and more popular because it is eco-friendly and checks pollution of water, land and air.
(b)
• It has a fine surface for writing.
• It is also strong enough for making drawings.
(c) They used the leaves of palm trees.
(d) Papyrus is a kind of paper made from a reed.
(e) Hand-made paper industry died in India in the 18th and 19th centuries because paper mills got established.
2.
(a) check
(b) flourished
(c) revive
Answer:
hand made paper is becoming more and more popular because it is eco-friendly
two features of handmade paper are it is fines for writing the structure
Indians right to with kalam when there were no pen
papuras is kind of a paper from a read of a same name it grew on the banks of River nile
handmade paper industry die in India in 18th and 19th century because paper mills We're established
cheek, flourished, revive
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