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    Passage 1

    Read the following unseen passage and choose the correct answers.

    There are a great many million fish in the sea, but this story is about just one of them and a very
    small one at that. Now, this little fish had everything in the sea to make him contended, but he was
    not happy. You will laugh when I tell you why he was not. He was unhappy because he was very
    small.

    I. How many fish was there in the sea?

    (A) Thousand fish

    (B) Billion fish

    (C) Million fish

    (D) Lac fish

    II. Where did the fish live?

    (A) In the pond

    (B) In the sea

    (C) In the river

    (D) In the tub

    III. Who was unhappy?

    (A) Fish

    (B) Mouse

    (C) Cat

    (D) Lizard

    IV. This story is about just………

    (A) Two of them

    (B) One of them

    (C) Three of them

    (D) Many of them

    V. What did the little fish have in the sea?

    (A) Something

    (B) Nothing

    (C) Everything

    (D) Anything
    Passage 2 Read the following unseen passage and choose the correct answers. Bears are found in
    Europe, Asia, Africa and America. They are massively built, with short tails and thick legs. Bears are
    not really carnivores. They eat almost anything, the chief exception in the polar bear, which in its
    natural state lives on fish and seals. However, in captivity, they seem to enjoy meat, vegetables,
    fruits, milk, rice and porridge. Bears are not quite as dangerous as people imagine them it be like
    most animals; they will do their best to avoid human beings. They have a special sense that is
    eyesight to see things.

    I. Where are bears found?

    A. America

    B. Australia

    C. Arctica

    D. None of the above

    II. What does a bear eat in captivity?

    A. Meat

    B. Chapati

    C. Seal

    D. Trees

    III. What does a bear avoid like most animals?

    A. Hunters

    B. Human beings

    C. Fish

    D. None of the above

    IV. What kind of body do the bears have?

    A. Massively built

    B. Weak

    C. fat

    D. None

    V. What is the strongest sense of a bear?

    A. Touch

    B. Sight

    C. Smell

    D. Hearing Passage

    3 Read the following unseen passage mindfully and answer the questions given below.
    The smile is the best tonic for our mind and body. It takes thirteen muscles to smile, but forty-three
    to be angry. So, it is easier to smile and difficult to be angry. To be cheerful, we have to create
    positive thoughts. On the other hand, if we constantly think about negative things, we feel unhappy.
    So, the best way to avoid a negative idea is to replace it with a positive one. When we are relaxed in
    bed, we should practise putting some cheerful thoughts.

    1. What is the best tonic for our mind and body?


    Ans. smile is the best tonic for our mind and body
    2. What should we do to be cheerful?
    3. Ans. We create positive thoughts to be cheerful
    4. 3. What is the best way to replace a negative idea?
    5. Ans. The best way to replace a negative thought with a positive thought
    6. 4. What should we practice when we are relaxed in bed?
    7. Ans. When we are relaxed in bed, we should practise putting some cheerful thoughts.
    8. 5. What happens when we constantly think about negative things?
    9. Ans.if we constantly think about negative things, we feel unhappy

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