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Let's solve these sentence joining exercises:
1. Go to your class after the assembly is over.
2. Always wash your hands before you have your meals.
3. She danced while the band played some lilting music.
4. The children were excited when the helicopter landed on the roof
of the school.
5. The alarm bell will go on ringing until you switch it off.
6. We went for a walk as soon as it stopped raining.
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1. I was surprised when I heard the news.
2. The driver will not stop the bus till the conductor signals.
3. Mithun screamed when he saw a snake.
4. Farmers usually get up before the sun rises.
5. My father gave me a watch when I passed my examination.
6. I will finish this book before I go to bed.
7. The plane will take off when the fog clears.
8. The beaches of Goa become crowded as soon as
the tourist season starts.
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C. Complete the following sentences by adding adverbial clauses of
place.
1. Please sit wherever you like.
2. Wherever you go, there are crowds of people waiting to see Deepika
Padukone.
3. The lamb followed Mary wherever she went.
4. He is so friendly that wherever he goes, he'll find friends.
5. You may park the car wherever you find space.
A. Use adjectives formed from the nouns given in brackets and rewrite
the sentences given below.
1. On 29 August 2018, Swapna Burman achieved a personal landmark by
winning the heptathlon in the 2018 Asian Games.
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2. Mrs. Kaur made herself comfortable in a big chair.
3. The fabric shop was situated in a central place.
4. Triple jumper Arpinder Singh has an athletic build.
5. The Ambanis live in luxurious surroundings.
B. Complete each of these sentences with the appropriate word. The
first letter of the word is given.
1. Sugar cane is to elephant as carrot is to rabbit.
2. Tears are to sorrow as smiles are to happiness.
3. Clever is to intelligent as foolish is to stupid.
4. Wool is to winter as cotton is to summer.
5. Naughty is to mischievous as compassionate is to kind.
6. Leaves are to trees as teeth are to combs.
7. Oysters are to pearls as bees are to honey.
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Section A:
- The local society from those given in brackets and rewrite these sentences.
- Virat Kohli is the captain of the Indian cricket team.
- On the opening day of the play, the theatre was half empty.
- It was the perfect ending/finish to reward for effort.
- Winning the archery final was just the perfect reward.
- Use capital letters wherever necessary.
Section B:
- Dr. Roy spent two days in Berlin on his way to London.
- Select suitable words from those given in brackets, a novel written by Emily Brontë, is the story of Wuthering Heights and rewrite them hereafter correct if necessary.
- Heathcliff is hero.
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3. The Government Senior Secondary School is on Mahatma Gandhi Road.
Section E.
Here are the names of the animals and birds hidden in the word search:
- Cheetah
- Boar
- Squirrel
- Quokka
- Lion
- Fish
- Giraffe
- Duck
- Horse
- Mouse
- Panda
- Tiger
- Elephant
- Wolf
- Armadillo
- Zebra
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The Greater Adjutant Stork—An Endangered Species
The Greater Adjutant Stork is a large bird with a yellowish patch
beneath its neck. There are less than 1200 of these birds left in
the world. They are found only in Assam, India. These storks usually
live in plains that are flooded by the Brahmaputra River.
One big problem is that villagers cut down the trees where these
birds make their nests. Also, people steal their eggs or eat them
because they think the eggs are a delicacy. The storks often eat
garbage, which makes them look dirty and unhygienic.
We need to protect these birds and their habitats to help them
survive.
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Major Traffic Jam Due to Protest
Delhi, 21 November: Yesterday, a major traffic jam occurred in the
city because of a protest. Hundreds of people were protesting against the
government’s decision to demolish unauthorized buildings.
The protesters blocked several main roads, causing chaos for about three
hours. There were no reports of violence during the protest.
By 1 p.m., the situation was under control, and normal traffic resumed.
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