1.read The Passage Carefully and Answer The Following Questions
1.read The Passage Carefully and Answer The Following Questions
1.read The Passage Carefully and Answer The Following Questions
At 11.30 a.m. Hillary and Norgay reached the summit of Mt. Everest. Hillary reached out to
shake Norgay’s hand, but Norgay gave him a hug in return. The two men enjoyed only 15
minutes at the top of the world because of their low oxygen supply. They spent their time taking
photographs and enjoying the view.
ii) Hillary wanted to shake hands but Norgay gave him a hug in return.
iii) They stayed at the summit briefly because___ of their low oxygen supply
iv) They spent their time in_ taking photographs and enjoying the view.
Ans: After reaching the summit, Hillary extended his hand to shake hands with Norgay.
(ii) How long did Hillary and Norgay remain at the summit?
Ans: Hillary and Norgay remained at the Summit only for 15 minutes.
There was quite a number of good teachers in our school. B.D Roy taught us English. He was a
small man who took great care to ensure that we pronounced English correctly. One day he told
us the story of The Ox and The Frog from Aesop’s fables. Before telling us the story, he taught
us how the pronunciation of ‘the’ depends on whether the following word begins with a vowel or
a consonant. I fondly remember our head pandit, Bhattacharya Sir, for his excellent handwriting.
Tick the correct answers from the given alternatives:
3. Classify the Common Nouns and Proper Nouns in the following table: 1 × 10 = 10
i) Norgay and Hillary were the first men to climb Mt. Everest.
4.Fill in the blanks with present continuous tense of the verbs given in brackets:
5.Fill in the blanks by choosing appropriate Prepositions from the list given below : 1 ×
4=4
a) He is going to Kolkata.
6.Fill in the table with appropriate Short Forms of the following words : 1 × 4 = 4
a) light : Heavy
b) easy : Hard
c) never : Always
d) curly : Straight
iii)There are many classrooms, library, laboratory, computer lab and hall room in my school.