Question

the elixir of life lies near our hands. For it is the commonest of all liquids,

plain water. I remember one day standing on the LINE which spirits the

librarian desert from the valley of nile in empty. On one side was visible a

sea of blowing sand without a speak of green or a single living thing

anywhere visible on on it. On the other side Leh one of the greatest, most

and densely populated areas to be found anywhere on the earth, timing

with life and vegetation. What made his wonderful difference? Why, it is

the water of the river Nile.

Largest tell us that the entire soil of the Neel valley is the creation of the

river itself and it in fact was made by its river. Its ancient civilization was

created and is sustained by the life giving waters of the nile.

This command substance which we take for granted in our everyday life is

the most important and the most wonderful think on the face of our Earth.

i. What is the elixir of life?

ii. Where was the writer standing?

iii. How was the Lybion desert?

iv. What was the reason of these wonderful difference?

v. Find word from the passage which are opposite to the following

word:

a. Ravest

b. Forget

vi. Find from the passage one word for the words:

“producing abundant vegetation”

Section-C 5×3=15 Marks

Answer the following questions and 3 marks are out of each question.​

Answer 1

Answer:

hello dear thanks for free points

Explanation:

The early Buddhists monks were vegetarian. When people saw this they asked.. how can the Brahmins claim to be spiritual when they eat meat , whereas the Buddhist monks do not eat meat ? So Brahmins gave up eating meat in order to maintain parity with Buddhist monks.