CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. Don't throw the book away. ___________ you don't want it, I will take it. AWhen BIf CWhy
CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. Ali is my best friend. We have known ___________ for three years. Aeach other Bourselves Cus
Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. What happened in the end? AThe monkeys lighted some fire. BThe monkeys prepared a nest. CThe monkeys took shelter in a nearby cave.
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCE.'Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a ___________ of water.'Look how ___________ and weak you are. Don't you eat anything? Apeal, peel Bpale, pail Cpail, pale
READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. According to the passage, the current population of tigers in the Nandankanan is _________. Aseveral hundred Bone hundred Cover thirty four
Identify the adjective which describes the given picture: A Dangerous B Cold C Cute D Fat
Fill in the blanks with the most suitable article 'a', 'an' or 'the' : Tanvi will buy _________ new doll. A a B an C the D no article
Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. 'Manners make a man' is a true saying. By manners we mean proper and respectful behaviour towards all with whom we come in contact. Good manners come naturally to a person who is brought up in a cultured family. Good manners are, therefore, the sign that a certain person has been brought up on the right lines. Good manners are very necessary for progress in life. They help you to win the favour and confidence of others. They are a sure passport to success in life. An illmannered person, on the other hand, is disliked by everyone and has no chance of success in any walk of life he joins. Good manners endear us to others. A polite answer turns away anger and a kind word uttered in time saves a man from many troubles. It is politeness which succeeds while ability fails. Even a good action will lose its value if the person doing favour utters impolite words. Good manners are learnt early in life. A child born in a cultured family will learn to be respectful to others because he will see his elders behaving gently. A child born in an uncultured family will be disrespectful because he sees his elders behaving badly towards others. A child will learn whatever he is taught. So a little carelessness on the part of the parents is likely to spoil him and it will be difficult to reform him afterwards. A person should be polite to strangers so that they might have a good opinion about the person. While travelling one should observe the rules of the road. You should be kind and courteous to old men and ladies. While boarding a bus or a train you should see that you do not push your way in but take your turn. It is bad manners to break the queue or push oneself in without ones turn. 'Live and let others live' should be the motto of our life. What is the motto of this passage? ABehave properly BLive and let others live CTalk nicely DBe a part of a cultured family