All about a Dog- Texual Questions:
Exercise 1
Tick the correct answer from the given alternatives:
(1) The younger women carried a little
(a) spaniel[ ]
(b) bull dog[ ]
(c) Pekinese dog[ √ ]
(d) spitz[ ]
(2) The younger women was suffering from
(a) stomach pain[ ]
(b) back pain[ ]
(c) fever[ ]
(d) cough[ √ ]
(3) The bell was pulled by the
(a) conductor[ √ ]
(b) driver[ ]
(c) younger women[ ]
(d) older women[ ]
(4) The number of policemen to whom the women expressed her anger was
(a) Three[ √ ]
(b) four[ ]
(c) five[ ]
(d) six[ ]
(5) The problem the bus faced was with the
(a) tyre [ ]
(b) engine [ √ ]
(c) brake [ ]
(d) horn [ ]
Exercise 2
Answer the following words in fifteen words:
(1) How many people got into the bus with the younger woman?
Ans: Two people, a man and another woman got into the bus with the younger woman.
(2) What was the conductor’s order to the younger woman ?
Ans: The conductor ordered the younger woman to take her dog out of the bus.
(3) Why did the conductor stand triumphant?
Ans: The bus conductor stood triumphant as the lady with the dog ultimately had to go to the top of the bus.
(4) What is that rule which cannot be broken without danger to life and limb?
Ans: The rule of the road can not be broken without danger to life and limb.
Exercise 3
Answer the following question within twenty-five words:
(1) When did the author feel that trouble was coming up?
Ans: The author was travelling in a bus where a young lady boarded with a dog. When the conductor noticed the dog, the author felt that trouble was coming up.
(2) Mention two demands made by the passengers when the bus stopped.
Ans: When the bus stopped, the passengers demanded their fares back and they wanted to lodge a report against the bus conductor to the police.
(3) How are rules of guidance to be observed ?
Ans: The rules of guidance should be observed not in the letter but in the spirit with a little good will and good temper.
Exercise 4
In the following sentences, underline the verb forms which show that the person denoted by the subject does something. Circle the verb forms which show that something is done to the subject:
(a) She has sung a song.
Ans: She has sung (underline) a song.
(b) A song has been sung by her.
Ans: A song has been sung (circle) by her.
(c) He will draw a picture.
Ans: He will draw (underline) a picture.
(d) A picture will be drawn by him.
Ans: A picture will be drawn (circle) by him.
Exercise 5
Change the voice of the following sentence :
(a) Nila has bought a book.
Ans: A book has been bought by Nila.
(b) They will have seen the cricket match.
Ans: The cricket match will have been seen by them.
(c) Bhola had seen a tiger.
Ans: A tiger had been seen by Bhola.
(d) The nurse will attend the patient.
Ans: The patient will be attended by the nurse.
Exercise 6
Change the voice of the following sentence:
(a) Do the sum.
Ans: Let the sum be done.
(b) The poem was written by her.
Ans: She wrote the poem.
(c) Open the door
Ans: Let the door be opened.
(d) The man is known to me.
Ans: I know the man.
Exercise 7
Change the voice of the following sentences:
(a) They agreed to my plan.
Ans: My plan was agreed to by them.
(b) My brother lost my favourite pen.
Ans: My favourite pen was lost by my brother.
(c) The man is writing a letter.
Ans: A letter is being written by the man.
(d) Titli is looking for her watch.
Ans: Her watch is being looked for by Titli.
Exercise 8
Tick the correct alternative given in the brackets:
(a) It (rains / has been raining / is raining) since morning.
Ans: It has been raining since morning.
(b) Last Sunday I (went/ had been going /go) to the zoo.
Ans: Last Sunday I went to the zoo.
(c) I (will be / was / am) in class X next year.
Ans: I will be in class X next year.
(d) Rina (have reached / had reached / has reached) home just now.
Ans: Rina has reached home just now.
Exercise 9
Use the following flow chart to write a paragraph within 100 words on how to prepare orange juice:
oranges bought from the market – sorted – rotten ones removed – cleaned – peeled – put in juicer – juice extracted – sugar and preservatives added – poured in bottles – sealed – ready to be sold
Ans:
Preparation of Orange Juice
Orange juice is a healthy and tasty drink. Preparation of orange juice is quiet easy. At first oranges are bought from the market. Then they are sorted and the rotten ones are removed. The good oranges are then washed and peeled one by one. Next the oranges are put in the juicer and juice is extracted in clean pots. After that the necessary preservatives and sugar are added in the juice. Then the juice is poured into bottles and the bottles are sealed. Finally, orange juice is ready to be sold in the market.
Exercise 10
Write a paragraph within 100 words on how you plan to take care of street dogs. Use the following hints:
cruel actions towards street dogs – necessity of looking after them – ways of taking care of the dogs – conclusion
Ans: Street dogs or stray dogs are, perhaps, the most neglected and ill-treated among creatures around us. They wander here and there in their particular areas for food. For living they depend on a scrap of food thrown by human beings. Generally, dogs are meek and loyal. They guard the locality at night against theft and other hazards. But most of the time they are neglected and also unwanted by us. As they increase in number, insensitive treatments towards them like stone petting, beating, kicking etc. also mount. Lack of food, shelter, care and security is all that they suffer from birth to death. I have a plan to take care of the street dogs in future. I want a create an organisation to help these animals. The organisation will provide foods,medicines to street dogs and create awareness among people to be sympathetic and compassionate towards them.
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Lesson 1 Tales of Bhola Grandpa
Lesson 2 All About a Dog
Lesson 3 Autumn
Lesson 4 A Day in the Zoo
Lesson 5 All Summer in a Day
Lesson 6 Mild the Mist upon the Hill
Lesson 7 Tom Loses a Tooth
Lesson 8 His First Flight
Lesson 9 The North Ship
Lesson 10 The Price of Bananas
Lesson 11 A Shipwrecked Sailor
Lesson 12 Hunting Snake
