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Mannat Verma from Vivek High School , Chandigarh
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Mannat Verma from Vivek High School , Chandigarh
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Safiyyah Chinnur from DMIS, DOHA
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Devansh Sachdeva from Blooming Vale Public School, Kotdwara
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Saish Alampally from DPS, Hyderabad
Class : Class 10
not at allbruh

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Safiyyah Chinnur from DMIS, DOHA
Class : Class 8
You"re wrong broo...cuz B is correct

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Shaurya Veer from Army Public School ASC C and C , Bangalore
Class : Class 10
come on who ends your letter to your brother as your sincerely it should be your lovingly

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Saish Alampally from DPS, Hyderabad
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Mannat Verma from Vivek High School , Chandigarh
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Mannat Verma from Vivek High School , Chandigarh
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
PELICAN

Pelicans are birds. There are more than half a dozen species of pelicans. All of them have the sack for which the birds are best known for all over the world. The sack is like a big bag of skin hanging under their bill or their mouth. These large carnivorous birds use them to catch fish.
Many pelicans fish by swimming in a group. They may form a line or a "U" shape and drive fish into shallow water by beating their wings on the surface. When fish collects in the shallows, the pelicans simply scoop them up. The brown pelican, on the other hand, dives on fish from above and traps them in its bill. Pelicans do not store fish in their pouch, but simply use it to catch them and then tip it back to drain out water and swallow the fish immediately. The American white pelican can hold some 11.5 litres of water in its bill. Young pelicans feed by sticking their bills into their parents’ throats to retrieve food.
Along with giant pouch, pelicans are large birds with short legs, and they appear rather clumsy on land. Once in water, they are strong swimmers, thanks to their webbed feet. This means that webbing connects all four of their toes, even the back toe.
Pelicans are found on many of the world’s coastlines and also along lakes and rivers. They travel in flocks. They also breed in groups called colonies, which typically gather on islands. The average life span of pelicans in the wild is about 10 to 25 years and their average body size is about 1.8 metres but when they open their wings their wingspan is around 3 metres. These large birds usually weigh around 13 kgs.
In North America, the brown pelican is endangered, but populations are recovering to some extent. Chemical pesticides, which damage the eggs of pelicans and many other species, devastate the sea birds.
Pelicans are splendid fliers, too, and can soar like eagles with their giant wings. Getting up in the air can be challenging without the help of the wind. Pelicans must run over the water while beating their big wings and pounding the surface of the water with both feet in harmony to get enough speed for take off.
How does the brown pelican catch fish?

ABy diving on fish from above
BBy storing fish in their pouch
CBy beating their wings
DBy cornering fish into low waters


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Mannat Verma from Vivek High School , Chandigarh
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Mannat Verma from Vivek High School , Chandigarh
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Admin from revisewise, Noida
Class : Class 1

The correct answer is A


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Sourish Mahakul from Delhi Public School Electronic City, Bengaluru
Class : Class 8
I think it is C

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Dhairya Ved from Pawar Public School, mumbai
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