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English — Practice Paper · Set 1
Class: 7Samacheer KalviMax Marks: 59
Name: ____________________Reg No: ____________
Part I — Multiple Choice Questions 10 × 1 = 10
Choose the correct answer. (Answer all questions.)
1.Hamid’s granny scolded him for buying iron tongs. Then she understood that Hamid had bought it ………………………..A. out of compulsionB. out of love and concernC. out of interest[1]
2.QPO, NML, KJI, …………………., EDCA. HGFB. CABC. JKLD. GHI[1]
3.What is bullying?A. When you and a friend get into a fightB. When someone accidentally bumps into you on the playground.C. When someone is hurt by others either by words or actions, feels bad because of it, and finds it hard to stop what’s happening to them.D. Rolling a ball to knock over pins.[1]
4.FAG, GAF, HAI, IAH, …………………..A. JAKB. HALC. HAKD. JAI[1]
5.Tom pretended his toe was dying in order toA. miss schoolB. scare SidC. make Aunt Polly feel bad[1]
6.Hamid thought that his grandma would be pleased if he bought ………………………..A. a pair of tongsB. sweets for himselfC. toys[1]
7.‘My tongs are like a tiger among toys.’ It means ………………………..A. Hamid valued his toyB. Hamid bought a tiger toyC. Hamid wanted to exchange his toy[1]
8.CMM, EOO, GQQ, …………………., KUUA. GRRB. GSSC. ISSD. ITT[1]
9.The poet wants to lead a life at sea likeA. the gulls and whalesB. the penguins and sharksC. the pelicans and dolphins[1]
10.working for a pittance – working for very little money I am tired of working for a pittance.A. He didn’t want to work because he was tired.B. He didn’t want to work as he gets low income for his work.[1]
Part II — Fill in the Blanks 5 × 1 = 5
Fill in the blanks. (Answer all questions.)
11.“I met you yesterday.” Sam told me that he had met me ………………..[1]
12.There is ………………. coffee left in the pot. Do you want to?[1]
13.Fill in the blanks with correct rhyming words from the poem. __________[1]
14.Tom enjoyed Monday mornings as he had to go to school …………….. .[1]
15.Paper …………… (produce) from wood.[1]
Part III — True or False 5 × 1 = 5
Write True or False. (Answer all questions.)
16.Photography was Vincent Spaulding’s hobby.[1]
17.Mr. Jones was a lawyer.[1]
18.Dad hasn’t been to this fishing spot since last year.[1]
19.The daughter also loves to fish.[1]
20.Dad used to go fishing with his father.[1]
Part IV — Short Answer Questions 12 × 2 = 24
Answer briefly. (Answer all questions.)
21.Jane asked Mrs. Fairfax whether she would have the pleasure of seeing Miss. Fairfax that night.[2]
22.Why does education become such an important issue for her as a child?[2]
23.How did Hamid’s friends enjoy the games at the fair?[2]
24.the teacher said to the students where do you want to go[2]
25.What kind of feeling does the poem create?[2]
26.What do you infer about speaking with others from this poem?[2]
27.Semantic Map A. Read the list of words. Write down all the words related to those words. Create a “map” using a graphic organizer and discuss it in groups. One is done for you.[2]
28.What did Granny say about Hamid’s parents?[2]
29.Do you celebrate with your family or friends?[2]
30.Needle and thread Embroidery C. Listen to the teacher reading the passage. Read the questions given below, then listen to passage again and complete the responses. (Text for listening is in page no -136)[2]
31.Why do we need adventure in life?[2]
32.You are waiting for your exam results[2]
Part V — Long Answer Questions 3 × 5 = 15
Answer in detail. (Answer all questions.)
33.In desperation, I asked Jeeves ‘ My searches to refine. a) Who is Jeeves?[5]
34.What challenges does Alice face and how does she overcome them?[5]
35.Why do you think Sancho continued to journey on with Don Quixote after the windmill incident?[5]
🔑 Show Answer Key — Set 1
- 1. b) out of love and concern
- 2. a) HGF
- 3. Bullying is a form of harmful behavior in which someone is hurt by others either through words or physical actions. The person who is bullied feels bad and upset because of this treatment and finds it difficult or hard to stop what is happening to them. Bullying is not a one-time incident but involves repeated harmful behavior that creates an imbalance of power, with the bully having more power or strength than the person being bullied. It can take many forms including name-calling, spreading rumors, exclusion from groups, physical violence, or intimidation. The key characteristic of bullying is that the victim feels helpless and unable to defend themselves or escape the situation, which…
- 4. a) JAK
- 5. a) miss school
- 6. a) a pair of tongs
- 7. a) Hamid valued his toy
- 8. c) ISS
- 9. a) the gulls and whales
- 10. b) He didn’t want to work as he gets low income for his work.
- 11. the previous day
- 12. some
- 13. Sky by, knife life, rover over
- 14. False
- 15. is produced
- 16. False
- 17. False
- 18. True
- 19. False
- 20. False
- 21. Jane asked Mrs. Fairfax whether she would have the pleasure of seeing Miss Fairfax that night. Jane was eager to meet Miss Fairfax and was inquiring from Mrs. Fairfax about the possibility of meeting her on the same evening, showing her interest in making the acquaintance of the young lady of the household.
- 22. Education becomes such an important issue for Jane as a child because of her vulnerable circumstances and need for independence. Jane was an orphan without parents to support her or provide for her future. She understood that if she had to be independent and self-sufficient, she must have her own earnings so that she could stand on her own legs and not depend on others for survival. Education was her only realistic path to gaining the skills and knowledge necessary to secure employment and achieve financial independence. Without education, Jane would have limited opportunities and would likely remain in poverty or be forced into unfavorable situations. Therefore, education was not merely…
- 23. Hamid's friends enjoyed the games at the fair by mounting on the wooden horses and camels in the merry-go-round. They had a wonderful time riding on these attractions and completed twenty-five rounds of fun together. This was a source of great joy and entertainment for them during their visit to the fair, as they experienced the thrill and excitement of the rides.
- 24. The teacher said to the students, “Where do you want to go?”
- 25. The poem creates a mystical feeling. E. Work in pairs and answer the questions given below.
- 26. From this poem, I infer to speak gently with others.
- 27. (refer textbook)
- 28. Hamid was a happy, four-year-old, poor, and thin boy. His parents had died. He lived with his granny.
- 29. I celebrate it with my family.
- 30. (refer textbook)
- 31. We need adventure in life because it helps us learn new skills and gain new experiences that we would not encounter in our ordinary daily routines. Adventure pushes us out of our comfort zones and challenges us to grow as individuals. Through adventurous activities, we develop confidence, resilience, and problem-solving abilities. Adventure also brings excitement and joy to our lives, making us feel more alive and engaged. It helps us discover our strengths and weaknesses, and teaches us valuable lessons about ourselves and the world around us.
- 32. When you are waiting for your exam results, you would feel anxious. This emotion arises because you are uncertain about the outcome and concerned about how well you performed. Feeling anxious means experiencing worry and nervousness about something that is about to happen. The suspense and uncertainty of not knowing your results creates tension and unease in your mind.
- 33. Jeeves is the friend of the poet. b) What did the poet ask Jeeves to do? The poet asked him to refine his searches in order to find his grandma.
- 34. Alice goes through a variety of strange physical changes. The discomfort she feels at never being the right size acts as a symbol for the changes that occur during her adolescence. She continually finds herself in a situation in which she risks death. She gets in trouble because of her curiosity. As Alice progresses through her dream, she loses her sense of identity. At. the beginning of her journey, she was confused, anxious, and timid. Finally, she becomes a strong and confident girl, who is able to stand up for herself.
- 35. Sancho Panza continued to journey with Don Quixote despite the windmill incident because Don Quixote had promised him a great reward for his service and loyalty. Don Quixote assured Sancho that if he served him faithfully as his squire, he would be rewarded with an island to govern, which would make Sancho wealthy and powerful. This promise of becoming a governor was a powerful incentive for Sancho, who was a simple peasant with little hope of improving his circumstances in ordinary life. Additionally, Sancho may have developed a sense of companionship and loyalty toward Don Quixote, despite recognizing his master's madness. The combination of the promised reward and the bond between mast…
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English — Practice Paper · Set 2
Class: 7Samacheer KalviMax Marks: 59
Name: ____________________Reg No: ____________
Part I — Multiple Choice Questions 10 × 1 = 10
Choose the correct answer. (Answer all questions.)
1.He knew that P: and then to save himself Q: was to save all the lives R: entmsted to his care S: the duty of a captainA. PQRSB. SQRPC. SPRQD. QSRP[1]
2.The poet asks forA. a fishing netB. a big boatC. a tall ship[1]
3.The title of the poem ‘Sea Fever’ meansA. flu feverB. the poet’s deep wish to be at seaC. the poet’s fear of the sea[1]
4.With her body P: dragging her unwilling feet Q: week and infirm R: doubled with age S: she persisted in her missionA. PQRSB. QPRSC. RQPSD. SRPQ[1]
5.Tom was miserable on Monday morning becauseA. he was sickB. he hated going to schoolC. Aunt Polly was sick.[1]
6.With their treasure, the boys would buy in Eidgah.A. pens and pencilsB. toys and rubber ballsC. chocolates and cakes[1]
7.SCD, TEF, UGH, …………………., WKLA. CMNB. UJIC. VIJD. IJT[1]
8.And his horse in the silence k That dwelt in the lone house then And he smote upon the door again a second time champed the grasses But only a host of phantom listeners Where he stood perplexed and stillB. Find a line from the poem to match the pictures given below and write it in the blank.C. Read the statements and say True or False. Quote lines from the poem to support your answer. (Text Book Page No. 128)[1]
9.If you need help P: promptly and politely Q: ask for attendants R: to help our customers S: who have instructionsA. SQPRB. QPSRC. QSRPD. SQRP[1]
10.Hamid’s friends areA. Mahmood, Mohsin, Noorey and Sammi.B. Raghul, Preethi, Sam and Mufeed.C. Rani, Verghese, Sita and Zahir.[1]
Part II — Fill in the Blanks 5 × 1 = 5
Fill in the blanks. (Answer all questions.)
11.The men in the cave were all ……………….. (ministers/slaves) of the king.[1]
12.Now I really enjoy …………………..[1]
13.John added a …………………. of sugar to the lemon juice.[1]
14.I will pay tomorrow. “He said that he would pay ………………..[1]
15.There are ………………. places to visit but we don’t have ………………. time to visit them.[1]
Part III — True or False 5 × 1 = 5
Write True or False. (Answer all questions.)
16.Mr. Wilson worked for Mr. Ross for six weeks.[1]
17.Mr. Ross did not want to hire Mr. Wilson.[1]
18.Dad says his daughter MUST fish.[1]
19.Dad has talked a lot about this fishing spot in the past.[1]
20.Spaulding dug a tunnel from the cellar of the shop to the jewellery shop.[1]
Part IV — Short Answer Questions 12 × 2 = 24
Answer briefly. (Answer all questions.)
21.Oh no, I’ll never get back to the right size.[2]
22.How many terrorists were there?[2]
23.“Stop ship. Drop anchor. Quick! ”[2]
24.We wear this on our face to see better[2]
25.Who inhabited the jungles that the train passed through?[2]
26.Who was working with the hammer and chisel?[2]
27.The other name of story tellers.[2]
28.When should we have courage?[2]
29.when knights were bold who with a sword or lance in armour sought romance. How did the knights protect themselves?[2]
30.And the wheel’s kick and the winds song and the white sail’s shaking What according to the poet are the pleasures of sailing?[2]
31.Oh, they would strike heavy blows on all of their opponents and foes Can you consider the knights to be heroes? Why?[2]
32.She pressed ‘Control’ and ‘Enter’ And disappeared from view. How did Grandma disappear from view?[2]
Part V — Long Answer Questions 3 × 5 = 15
Answer in detail. (Answer all questions.)
33.Can a courageous man be defeated? Why?[5]
34.Neerja would speak her mind, tell them the truth, according to one of her classmates Eliza. Do you always have the courage to stand for the truth?[5]
35.Virinda told the Indian Express that Neerja was a loyal friend. Are you always loyal to your friend?[5]
🔑 Show Answer Key — Set 2
- 1. b) SQRP
- 2. c) a tall ship
- 3. b) the poet’s deep wish to be at sea
- 4. a) PQRS
- 5. b) he hated going to school
- 6. b) toys and rubber balls
- 7. c) VIJ
- 8. D. Answer the following questions.
- 9. c) QSRP
- 10. a) Mahmood, Mohsin, Noorey and Sammi
- 11. slaves
- 12. cycling
- 13. spoonful
- 14. the next day.
- 15. many, much
- 16. False. Mr. Wilson did not work for Mr. Ross for six weeks. According to the story, Mr. Wilson worked for Mr. Ross for a much longer period before joining the Red-Headed League. The Red-Headed League itself was the temporary position that lasted only a short time, during which Wilson was paid to copy the Encyclopaedia. This job was actually a scheme created by the criminals to keep Wilson occupied and away from his pawnshop while they dug the tunnel.
- 17. False
- 18. False
- 19. True
- 20. False. Spaulding did not dig a tunnel from the cellar of the shop to the jewellery shop. Instead, he dug a tunnel from the cellar of Wilson's pawnshop to the Bank of England, which was located at the back of the pawnshop. The purpose of this tunnel was to gain access to the Bank's strong room so that Spaulding and his accomplices could steal the valuable items stored there. Mr. Holmes discovered evidence of this tunnel when he found the cellar behind the shop was disturbed and noticed that Spaulding's trousers were dirty from digging. The Bank being at the back of the shop made it possible for the criminals to plan this elaborate scheme. Holmes and the police inspector Mr. Jones were able…
- 21. Alice
- 22. There were four terrorists. ,
- 23. The Captain ordered these words to the crew members when a man fell overboard. He urgently commanded them to stop the ship immediately and drop the anchor to halt its movement. These were critical instructions given in a moment of emergency to rescue the person who had fallen into the sea. The Captain's quick thinking and decisive orders were essential to save the life of the man who had gone overboard.
- 24. We wear a pair of spectacles on our face to see better. Spectacles are eyeglasses that help people with vision problems to see clearly. They consist of two lenses held in a frame and are worn across the eyes to correct refractive errors and improve vision for reading, writing, and other daily activities.
- 25. The jungles that the train passed through were inhabited by various wild animals including snakes, tigers, and elephants. These creatures lived in their natural habitat, undisturbed until the arrival of the train brought human presence into their domain. The presence of these dangerous animals made the journey through the jungle regions particularly challenging and required careful navigation.
- 26. Salim was working with the hammer and chisel. Paragraph 4
- 27. The other name for story tellers is Patuas. Patuas are the traditional folk artists of West Bengal who create and narrate stories through their paintings and performances. They are skilled in the art of Patachitra and travel from place to place sharing stories with communities. Patuas serve as keepers of cultural heritage and traditions, passing down legends, myths, and tales through their artistic work and oral narration.
- 28. We should have courage always, not just in times of danger. Courage persists in a person throughout life and is an ingrained trait that becomes part of one's character. It cannot be called upon only when danger appears because true courage is a constant quality that guides our actions and decisions in all situations, whether ordinary or extraordinary. A truly courageous person demonstrates this quality consistently in their daily life.
- 29. The knights protected themselves by wearing armour, which was a suit of metal covering their body. They also carried weapons such as swords and lances to defend themselves against their opponents and foes. The armour served as a shield against heavy blows struck during battles and combat, making it an essential part of their protection. This combination of protective gear and weapons allowed knights to engage in combat while minimizing the risk of serious injury.
- 30. According to the poet, the pleasures of sailing include hearing the wheel's kick, which is the sound of the ship's wheel turning, hearing the wind's song as it moves across the water, and feeling the white sail's shaking as it catches the wind. These sensory experiences represent the dynamic and exhilarating aspects of being at sea, combining both auditory and tactile sensations that make sailing a deeply satisfying experience.
- 31. Yes, the knights can be considered heroes because they displayed courage and bravery in the face of danger. They never feared their enemies and fought with determination and strength. The knights fought for justice and noble causes, which are qualities that define a hero. Their willingness to engage in combat to protect others and uphold their values demonstrates heroic character. Additionally, their pursuit of glory and honor through their deeds reflects the heroic ideals of their time.
- 32. Grandma disappeared from view on the computer screen when she pressed the 'Control' and 'Enter' keys. These computer commands caused her to vanish from the display, as if she had been absorbed into the digital world of the computer itself, which is the central conceit of this imaginative and playful poem.
- 33. Yes. A courageous man also meet many defeats, but he will not give up his target due to failure. He will struggle hard to overcome defeat and hardships.
- 34. Yes, having the courage to stand for the truth is one of the most important qualities a person can possess. Mahatma Gandhi is an excellent example of someone who refused to compromise on truth throughout his entire life. Despite facing numerous challenges and difficulties, he remained committed to truthfulness and non-violence, and he ultimately succeeded in his freedom struggle against British rule. His example demonstrates that people who are truthful and principled will always win in the end, even if they encounter obstacles and hardships along the way. A truthful person possesses a free conscience, which means they can live without guilt or shame because they have acted with integrity…
- 35. Yes, loyalty to friends is an essential quality that everyone should cultivate and practice throughout their lives. True friendship requires genuine commitment and support. We must be loyal to our friends by sharing good books, knowledge, and resources with them to help them grow and learn. We must be willing to help them in their times of need, whether they face academic challenges, personal problems, or emotional difficulties. A loyal friend also has the courage to correct friends when they are wrong, not out of judgment but out of genuine care for their well-being and future. We must guide our friends when they feel helpless or confused, offering them advice and support based on our ex…
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English — Practice Paper · Set 3
Class: 7Samacheer KalviMax Marks: 59
Name: ____________________Reg No: ____________
Part I — Multiple Choice Questions 10 × 1 = 10
Choose the correct answer. (Answer all questions.)
1.‘If only her son were there, it would have been a different kind of Eid’! What had happened to her son?A. Her son had died.B. Her son had gone abroad.C. Her son had gone on a tour.[1]
2.What should you do if you are being bullied?A. Speak upB. Tell an adultC. Know that you have the right to be safeD. All of the above[1]
3.How do you recognise someone who bullies?A. Size – The person bullying is bigger than the person being bulliedB. Gender – Girls don’t bully, only boys doC. Behaviour – They do something that hurts or harms another personD. Age – It is always the older kids picking on the younger ones[1]
4.What should you do if you see bullying?A. Help get them away from the situationB. Tell an adultC. Let them know that no one deserves to be bulliedD. All of the above[1]
5.stained by – mark made on clothes or materials The whitewashed walls were stained by many monsoons …………………………A. The walls were made dirty by rains.B. The Monsoon removed the dirt from the walls.[1]
6.Hamid was like one with wings on his feet. This meansA. He ran fast.B. He ran slowly.C. He was an angel.[1]
7.ashen – pale His face was ashen.A. He looked pale and dull.B. He looked bright and cheerful.[1]
8.‘Finally the day had come’. Here the day refers toA. PongalB. ChristmasC. Eid[1]
9.Our lays are of cities whose luster is shed, Here ‘Lays’ meansA. lying downB. storiesC. to keep[1]
10.Hamid’s heart sank because the price of the tongs was ………………………. for him.A. too highB. too lowC. affordable[1]
Part II — Fill in the Blanks 5 × 1 = 5
Fill in the blanks. (Answer all questions.)
11.There isn’t ………………… (some/any) water in the glass.[1]
12.I used to admire ……………………[1]
13.I have never visited ……………………[1]
14.Tom wanted to give his dog with one eye to the new girl who had come to town …………….. .[1]
15.Kuchupudi, Bangra, Dandia ……………………..[1]
Part III — True or False 5 × 1 = 5
Write True or False. (Answer all questions.)
16.Dad’s fishing place hasn’t changed since he was a boy.[1]
17.The daughter is going to cook the fish.[1]
18.Photography was Vincent Spaulding’s hobby.[1]
19.Mr. Jones was a lawyer.[1]
20.Dad hasn’t been to this fishing spot since last year.[1]
Part IV — Short Answer Questions 12 × 2 = 24
Answer briefly. (Answer all questions.)
21.We wear this on our ears[2]
22.Jane told Bessie that she would hide herself in the library with Uncle Reed’s book.[2]
23.What is the motto of NCC?[2]
24.“Courage was never designed for show; ” a. What does the poet mean in this line?[2]
25.You lost your geometry box, and some one returns it to you[2]
26.And all I ask is a merry yam from a laughing fellow rover. What kind of human company does the poet want?[2]
27.Who was the young stone carver?[2]
28.X and Y are parents to Z. But Z is not the son of X. Then what is Z to X?[2]
29.Mrs. Reed told Bessie to take her away to the red room and lock her in there.[2]
30.Do the singers have hopes and dreams? If not, why?[2]
31.When do you celebrate it?[2]
32.Do you think this was a good idea?[2]
Part V — Long Answer Questions 3 × 5 = 15
Answer in detail. (Answer all questions.)
33.What is the duty of a purser?[5]
34.But only a host of phantom listeners That dwelt in the lone house then a) In the opinion of the poet who dwelt in the lone house?[5]
35.She must have caught a virus or been eaten by the worm a) According to the poet, what happened to his grandma?[5]
🔑 Show Answer Key — Set 3
- 1. a) Her son had died
- 2. (d) All of the above
- 3. You can recognize someone who bullies by observing their behavior and actions toward others. A bully is someone who does something that hurts or harms another person, either intentionally or through deliberate actions. Bullies often display aggressive behavior, use harsh or insulting language, and may physically intimidate or threaten others. They typically target people who are weaker, smaller, or less able to defend themselves. Bullies often act in groups or when they have an audience, as they seek attention and approval from others. They may show a pattern of repeated harmful behavior toward the same person or different people over time. Additionally, bullies often lack empathy and do…
- 4. (d) All of the above
- 5. a) The walls were made dirty by rains.
- 6. a) He ran fast Section – II
- 7. a) He looked pale and dull.
- 8. c) Eid
- 9. b) stories
- 10. a) too high
- 11. any
- 12. at many varieties of bicycles
- 13. any bicycle races
- 14. False
- 15. performing arts
- 16. False
- 17. True
- 18. False
- 19. False
- 20. True
- 21. We wear a pair of earrings on our ears. Earrings are decorative ornaments or jewelry pieces that are worn by piercing the earlobes or attaching to the ears. They come in various designs, materials, and styles and are worn for both aesthetic and cultural purposes by people of different ages and genders.
- 22. Jane told Bessie that she would hide herself in the library with Uncle Reed's book because she wanted to escape from the unpleasant situation and find solace in reading. She sought refuge in a quiet place where she could be alone and occupy herself with a book, away from the disturbances and conflicts happening around her.
- 23. The motto of the NCC is to provide a suitable environment to motivate the youth to take up a career in the Armed forces. This motto reflects the organization's primary purpose of inspiring young people to consider military service as a career option. The NCC aims to instill values of discipline, patriotism, and courage in its members while preparing them for potential roles in the defense services of the country.
- 24. In this line, the poet means that courage is not a quality that is meant for display or exhibition. Courage was never designed to be shown off or to be used merely for appearance or outward show. The poet emphasizes that true courage cannot be exhibited through empty words, boasting, or superficial displays. Real courage can only be seen and recognized through actual actions and deeds. A truly courageous person demonstrates their courage through their brave actions and the way they face challenges, not through talking about it or pretending to be brave.
- 25. When someone returns your lost geometry box to you, you would feel thankful. This emotion arises because the person has helped you by returning something valuable that you had lost. Feeling thankful means experiencing gratitude and appreciation. You would be grateful to the person for their honesty and kindness in taking the effort to return your lost item instead of keeping it or ignoring it.
- 26. The poet wants the company of a laughing fellow rover, which means he desires human companionship from another wanderer or sailor. He specifically wants to hear a merry yarn, which is an entertaining and imaginative story told in a lively manner. This indicates that the poet values the camaraderie and shared experiences of fellow travelers who understand the call of the sea and the joy of adventure.
- 27. Salim, the servant boy, was the young stone carver. He was learning the craft of stone carving and showed promise in developing his skills in this traditional art form. As a young apprentice, Salim worked under the guidance of experienced stone carvers to master the techniques and knowledge required for this profession. His role in the story highlights the transmission of traditional skills from older craftsmen to younger generations.
- 28. Daughter
- 29. What did Mrs. Reed tell Bessie?
- 30. No, the singers do not have hopes and dreams for a better future. This is because they are poor and homeless, living a life of constant struggle and hardship. Their poverty and lack of a permanent home make it difficult for them to aspire for better things in life. They are caught in a cycle of wandering and performing merely to survive day to day, leaving little room for them to dream of a brighter tomorrow or work towards meaningful goals.
- 31. I celebrate it in the month of January.
- 32. Following the rabbit was a good idea for Alice in the context of her dream because it led her to Wonderland, where she experienced extraordinary adventures and met fascinating characters. Her curiosity was rewarded with magical experiences and interesting encounters that entertained her. However, in reality, following a stranger without knowing where they are going would not be a good idea at all. It would be dangerous and irresponsible. The difference between the dream world and the real world is important here, as actions that are acceptable in imagination may be foolish or harmful in actual life.
- 33. A purser holds an important position on an aircraft and carries significant responsibilities for the safety and comfort of passengers. Pursers work as managers on flights and are responsible for handling various passenger complaints and concerns with professionalism and courtesy. They make required announcements to keep passengers informed about flight procedures, safety measures, and other important information. Beyond passenger service, pursers also play a crucial role in handling security matters on the aircraft. They are trained to identify potential threats and respond to emergency situations. During normal operations, they ensure that all safety protocols are followed and that the c…
- 34. The poet felt that the lone house is surrounded by a host of ghost listeners.
- 35. The poet believes that his grandma must have been caught by a virus (or) she might have been eaten by a worm. b) What is a worm? A worm is a long thin creature with no legs and bones.