10 - English - Unit 4
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Will Thirst Become Unquenchable? (Prose)
Going for Water(Poem)
Swept away(Supplementary reading)
Prepared by: MUTHAMIZH. N, B. A., B. Ed. Tirupattur. Vellore District.
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
Choose the phrase that is closest to the meaning of the word and phrases given in italics .
- 2.
Form the right word from the jumbled ones given below and write your answer in the space provided.
- 3.
The summer temperature soars past 105 F in North India.
- A.
Increases to
- B.
Flies high
- C.
Grows over
- D.
Runs forward
Correct Answer
A. Increases toExplanation
The phrase "soars past 105 F" implies a significant and rapid increase in temperature. Therefore, the correct answer is "increases to," as it accurately conveys the idea of the temperature rising above 105 F.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Indian summer is like a blast furnace.
- A.
Space for heating solids
- B.
Cooking area
- C.
Fire cracker
- D.
Exploding bomb
Correct Answer
A. Space for heating solidsExplanation
The given correct answer for this question is "space for heating solids". This answer is likely referring to the comparison between an Indian summer and a blast furnace. Just like a blast furnace is used for heating solids, an Indian summer is being described as intense and hot, similar to the extreme heat generated in a space used for heating solids.Rate this question:
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- 5.
There will be an exodus because of the lack of water.
- A.
Mass departure of people
- B.
An exciting argument
- C.
An end to life
- D.
A great famine
Correct Answer
A. Mass departure of peopleExplanation
The given correct answer, "mass departure of people," is supported by the statement "There will be an exodus because of the lack of water." This suggests that a large number of people will leave or migrate from their current location due to the scarcity of water. The term "exodus" implies a significant movement or departure of people, reinforcing the idea that the lack of water will lead to a mass departure of individuals.Rate this question:
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- 6.
This one dissolves into shouting.......
- A.
Suddenly starts
- B.
Melts into liquid
- C.
Disappears quickly
- D.
Grows weaker
Correct Answer
A. Suddenly startsExplanation
The given options describe different actions or changes happening to something. Out of these options, "suddenly starts" is the only one that accurately represents an action beginning abruptly or unexpectedly. The other options, such as "melts into liquid," "disappears quickly," and "grows weaker," do not convey the idea of something starting suddenly.Rate this question:
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- 7.
We keep shooing them away to find water.
- A.
Sending someone away
- B.
Forcing someone to do something
- C.
Providing footwear
- D.
Silencing someone
Correct Answer
A. Sending someone awayExplanation
The phrase "We keep shooing them away to find water" implies that the speaker is repeatedly making someone leave in order to search for water. This aligns with the meaning of "sending someone away", as it involves asking or forcing someone to leave a particular place or situation. Therefore, the correct answer is "sending someone away".Rate this question:
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- 8.
Choose the correct word Cherrapunji people________ rain water.
- A.
Waste
- B.
Save
Correct Answer
A. WasteExplanation
The correct answer is "waste" because the sentence is stating that the people of Cherrapunji waste rainwater. This implies that they do not use or conserve the rainwater, but instead let it go to waste.Rate this question:
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- 9.
They______ clean drinking water for the party.
- A.
Provide
- B.
Prepare
Correct Answer
A. ProvideExplanation
The word "provide" is the correct answer because it means to supply or make available something that is needed or desired. In this context, "provide" suggests that they will make sure there is clean drinking water available for the party, indicating that they will make arrangements to ensure that the guests have access to clean water.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Raja will________ a letter next week.
- A.
Receive
- B.
Get
Correct Answer
A. ReceiveExplanation
The word "receive" is the correct answer because it is the most appropriate verb to use in the given sentence. The word "get" could also be used, but "receive" is more formal and commonly used when talking about receiving letters or packages. Therefore, "receive" is the best choice to complete the sentence.Rate this question:
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- 11.
As the car passed, it________the rainwater
- A.
Spattered
- B.
Shook
Correct Answer
A. SpatteredExplanation
When a car passes through rainwater, it tends to cause the water to splash or scatter in different directions. The word "spattered" accurately describes this action, as it means to scatter or splash small particles of a liquid. "Shook" does not accurately convey the action of the car passing through the rainwater.Rate this question:
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- 12.
People___ the monsoon.
- A.
Welcome
- B.
Envy
Correct Answer
A. WelcomeExplanation
During the monsoon season, people generally welcome it. The word "welcome" implies that people are happy and receptive towards the arrival of the monsoon. This suggests that they appreciate the benefits that the monsoon brings, such as relief from the heat, replenishment of water resources, and the growth of crops. On the other hand, the word "envy" does not fit in the context of the sentence as it implies a feeling of jealousy or resentment, which is not typically associated with the monsoon.Rate this question:
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