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Section A: Reading Comprehension (Seen)

1. Passage-Based Questions

A. Complete the Sentences with the Correct Alternative

(a) (iii) casually

(b) (i) fence

(c) (iv) noiselessly

(d) (ii) arches his back

(e) (iv) suburban backyard

B. Complete the Sentences with Information from the Text

(i) The family gathers round the fire after finishing tea.

(ii) The cat skips to the roof of an empty shed where his movement becomes lithe and pantherlike.

(iii) The cat stretches himself a few times to feel if every muscle is in full working order.

C. True or False Statements with Supporting Sentences

(a) False

S.S.: "Dropping his head nearly to his paws, he sends across a call to his kindred."

(b) True

S.S.: "They have more gallant adventure than King Arthur's knights ever had."

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2. Poem-Based Questions

A. Complete the Sentences with the Correct Alternative

(i) (c) enormous

(ii) (b) small

(iii) (c) mountain

(iv) (d) wisely

B. Answer the Questions

(i) What does the squirrel think about occupying his place?

The squirrel thinks it is no disgrace to occupy his own place and believes every creature has its own unique role.

(ii) What doesn't the squirrel deny?

The squirrel doesn't deny that the mountain makes a pretty track for the squirrel to use.

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Section A: Reading Comprehension (Unseen)

3. Passage-Based Questions

A. Tick the Right Answer

(i) (d) snakes

(ii) (c) 2,00,000

(iii) (b) very high

(iv) (b) ignorant about snake bites

(v) (c) 15,000

(vi) (d) dreadful

B. True or False Statements with Supporting Sentences

(a) True

S.S.: "About 15,000 deaths from snake-bites occur annually in India."

(b) False

S.S.: "The most dangerous animals on the Indian sub-continent… are poisonous snakes."

(c) False

S.S.: "Proper medical treatment is often delayed or unobtainable."

C. Answer the Questions

(i) How many people are bitten by snakes every year in India?

Over 2,00,000 people are bitten by snakes annually in India.

(ii) Name an organization that estimates the number of deaths of snake-bites.

The World Health Organization (WHO).

(iii) Why is the death rate so high?

The death rate is high due to widespread ignorance about snake-bite prevention and delayed or unobtainable medical treatment.

(iv) What happens to those who survive after being bitten by snakes?

Survivors experience dreadful ordeals, enduring days or weeks of agony.

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Section B: Grammar and Vocabulary

4. Fill in the Blanks with the Correct Alternatives

Although children love outdoor games, their parents consider their interest as harmful and meaningless. A child who spends time and energy in outdoor activities grows up to be healthy and strong.

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5. Do as Directed

A. Fill in the Blanks

(i) Kolkata was the capital of India till 1911. Now it is the capital of West Bengal, our province. This mega city of about 1500 sq. km has a huge population.

B. Rewrite the Sentences

(i) A gift was given to me by my mother.

I was given a gift by my mother.

(ii) Father ordered Swami to dress up and go to school.

(iii) None but a poet can think so.

C. Replace Underlined Words with Phrasal Verbs

(i) The patient will come round within a week.

(ii) He is looking for a job.

(iii) Mr. Mukherjee has set up a new business.

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6. Word Meanings from Passage 3

(i) Annually

(ii) Ignorance

(iii) Agony

(iv) Venomous