Question

Q.1. Read the passage carefully. (20)

Ghost have always intrigued and fascinated me. The National library where I live is supposed to

be a heaven for ghosts. It is the largest library in India and was the winter house of the British.

There are innumerable stories about ghosts haunting this place. Gate keepers on night duty have

seen a carriage of the British times and it’s not that they were mistaken as to the period to which

the carriage belonged. The 'chowkidaars' have also been witness to a party. They claim to have

seen English couples dancing during one of their balls. it is a possibility that the chaukidar were

drunk but it is not possible that all the chaukidar had the same vision. There is also a tunnel

which goes underground and opens out into the red room of fort William. There is a massive tree

here which lord Dalhousie spirit is supposed to haunt I do not know why, when he has the whole

library to himself. My early childhood was spent here and I have not seen anything which

suggests that a ghost lives here. but these kind of stories will be told and retold and people will

wonder at them. People may not believe these stories but would any sane person like to venture

out to the library at night? I wouldn't.

A. Answer the following questions. (8)

a. Give a suitable title of your own to the passage.

b. Where does the author live?

c. Write a few lines about it.

d. Which two words in the first few lines tell us about the authors feelings toward​

Answer 1

Answer:

please mark me a brainleast please mark me

Explanation:

please mark me a brainleast please mark me

Answer 2

Explanation:

a. Ghost is title

b. Tunnel

c. ghost always intrigued and fascinated me

The national libration where l live is supposed to