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Fill in the blanks with one of the options given.


__________ do you walk to school with?

A Who
B What
C When

Choose the correct antonym of the given word.
Sentinel

ALookout
BBenefactor
CBulwark
DTraitor

Choose the correct passive form from the options given below :
Thousands of kites ________ at the International Kite Festival.

A being exhibited
B are being exhibited
C exhibited
D will exhibit

Choose the correct past perfect or past perfect continuous form of the verb from the given options :
Mrs. Kapoor was worried because her husband ___________.

A hasn’t phoned
B wasn’t phoning
C hadn’t phoned
D didn’t phoned

Choose the correct option to fill in the blank.

The restaurant is ________ the school and to the right.

Aup
Bbehind
Calong
Dbetween

READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW.
Of course, we are all quite accustomed to thunderstorms. These are usually local storms. But there are certain kinds of storms that may cover thousands of square miles. One such type is called a cyclonic storm or cyclone. In a cyclone, the winds blow towards the centre of an area of very low pressure. A curious thing about them
rising air. This starts a whirling effect that is narrow and very violent. When this happens, centrifugal force throws the air away from the centre. And this leaves a core of low pressure at the centre.
This low pressure core acts like a powerful vacuum on everything it passes. This is one of the destructive things about the tornado. It can actually suck the walls of a house outwards in such a way that the house will collapse. The other destructive thing about a tornado is the high winds that blow around the edges of a whirl. These winds can reach 300 miles per hour and nothing is safe against them.
is that the winds blow in a spiral fashion. In the Northern Hemisphere, such storms turn anti-clockwise, in the Southern Hemisphere they turn clockwise!
A tornado is nothing but a special kind of a cyclone. A tornado arises when the conditions that cause ordinary thunderstorms are unusually violent. There is an updraft of air. There are winds blowing in opposite directions around this
In Northern Hemisphere, storms turn_______. and in Southern Hemisphere, they turn ______.

Aclockwise, anti-clockwise
Banti-clockwise, clockwise
Csouth, north
Dclockwise, clockwise

Choose the most suitable option to complete each conversation.
Jayesh: How do you go to school every morning?
Olive: I cycle ________ morning to school.

Aevery
Beach
Ceither
Dall

Choose the best response to complete each conversation.


Doctor : "Do this exercise for ten minutes every day in the morning."
Patient : "_____________________"

AWhen do I wake up in the morning?
BCan I have my cup of tea before that?
CMy friend exercises in the morning.
DYoga is very good for health.

Choose the correct one word for the given definitions.

A member of a community that moves with its animals from place to place is a _________.

Adeserters
Bpilgrims
Cnomad
Dcaravan

Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
Aarohi Pandit is a 23-year-old pilot from Mumbai, India. She became the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic in a very light aircraft. The trip is just one part of her plan to fly all the way around the world.
Ms. Pandit's airplane is a light sports aircraft (LSA). It is much smaller than most airplanes. It is shorter than many people and weighs just 400 kilograms. The wings are 15 m across. The aircraft, which is nicknamed 'Mahi', only has one engine. It can fly for about six hours at a time and can cover 745 miles before it needs more fuel. The fastest it can go is about 125 miles per hour.
Mahi has room for two people, and Ms. Pandit began the trip with her friend, 24-year-old Keithair Misquitta. The two are raising money for a group called WE!. They want to help girls and women who have not had many chances. Together, the two women left India nearly a year ago. They flew Mahi through Pakistan, Iran, Turkey, Serbia, Slovenia, Germany, France, and the UK.
To cross the Atlantic, Ms. Pandit took off from an airfield in Scotland. Because the plane is limited in how far it can fly in one trip, Ms. Pandit completed the trip in five flights. She stopped off in Iceland and Greenland before arriving in Canada.
Several men have flown across alone in LSAs. But Ms. Pandit's flight is the first time the trip has been completed in an LSA by a woman flying alone.

Why is Ms. Pandit famous?

AVisiting no countries
BHer family is in Mumbai
CHaving a small airplane
DFlying over the Atlantic