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Read the passage given below.
1. There is something humbling about nature. Even as the deep sea, or a
towering mountain or even a complex rainforest forces humility upon you,
nature manages to leave you with your ego intact. No one in their right
mind can seriously contemplate being in ‘competition’ with anything so
perfect and extensive. In fact, I smile inwardly when I hear people talk of
‘conquering’ mountains. The mountain actually lets you climb it. If it was
less ‘benevolent’ you would be dead.
2. On the other hand, if you respect its power and tread lightly upon its earth,
the Himalaya will protect you and deliver to you the satisfaction of being
cocooned in pure nature. Take my word for it. Almost anywhere you go, the
traditional hospitality of the hill people will ensure that you obtain a hot
meal, a friendly welcome and a place to rest a tired body for the night. All
you need to pack is humility, essential trust and low key demands along
with a good pair of walking boots and a sleeping bag.
3. It is surprisingly easy to visit untrodden trails without it costing an arm and
a leg, provided one does not fall prey to the tempting five-star facilities.
These promise physical comfort at high prices, but the cost paid by the
environments in which such facilities are located is incalculable. Besides,
the sanitized options available take most of the organic pleasure away from
most destinations.

On the basis of your reading of the passage above answer the following questions
by choosing the right option.
1. The men who seriously contemplate being in ‘competition’ with nature are
not _______.
a) modest persons
b) right kind of persons
c) wise persons
d) in their right mind
2. Mountains are benevolent because _.
a) they let us enjoy their sights
b) they let you climb them
c) they are source of our rivers
d) they are homes of many herbs and animals
3. Which of the following statements is true?
a) The Himalaya will protect you if you climb it during summer
b) The Himalaya will protect you if you respect its power and tread
carefully on its earth
c) The Himalaya will not protect you if you tread lightly upon its earth
d) None of the above
4. The hill people are known for _____.
a) their bravery
b) their luxurious life
c) their traditional hospitality
d) their miserliness
5. What would happen to one if the mountain was ‘less friendly ‘?
a) One can reach the top
b) One can possibly be dead
c) One can enjoy its nature
d) One can live a long life

6. All you need to pack is humility, essential trust along with a _.
a) food & water
b) chocolate & cookies
c) high demands
d) good pair of walking boots & a sleeping bag
7. Five-star facilities provide .
a) luxury and comfort at cheap prices
b) luxury living at cheap prices
c) physical comforts at high prices
d) physical comforts at cheap prices
8. The word ‘contemplate’ (para 1) is a synonym of _.
a) think about
b) celebrate
c) imagine
d) competition
9. The expression ‘costing an arm and a leg’ in para 3 means _.
a) To cost very less money
b) To cost a lot of money
c) To cost nothing
d) None of the above
10. The antonym of the word ‘humility’ in para 2 is _____.
a) Pride
b) Happiness
c) Humiliation
d) Modesty

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Answers

Answered by spyXsenorita

Answered by IncredibleKhushi

The men who seriously contemplate being in ‘competition’ with nature are not in their right mind.
Mountains are benevolent because they let you climb them.
The Himalaya will protect you if you respect its power and tread carefully on its earth.
The hill people are known for their traditional hospitality.
One can possibly be dead.
All you need to pack is humility, essential trust along with a good pair of walking boots & a sleeping bag.
Five-star facilities provide physical comforts at high prices.
Think about
To cost a lot of money
Pride

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