Written Expression:

Given below are four sentence paragraphs (S1‐S4). S1 and S4 are given. From the options, (P, Q, R) choose two sentences for S2 and S3.

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S1. You are invited to a learning opportunity at Kheladhri school.

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P. We strive to cultivate the child’s natural intelligence while building academic
excellence and physical fitness.

Q. The wider intent is to discover right living and right relationship with the earth.

R. Parents who wish to admit their children may write to us in December.

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S4. Kheladhri is a fully residential school and is situated amidst great natural beauty in the Western Ghats, in India.

S1. Rag picking is not a new profession in India.

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P. They are not, however, offered any constructive support by the local government.

Q. Every Indian city has had its own band of pickers for many years.

R. They keep the city clean, unofficially joining forces with the municipal staff

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S4. They often work in dirty and hazardous conditions, but get no kudos for these services.

For each of the questions choose the one correct or best answer from (A), (B), (C) or (D).

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 The village they live in is enough _________, but I’d find it a bit boring after a while

When you were little, what time ________ ?

What usually picks up when tourists arrive in an area?

It seems they have fallen out means __________

Nitin was caught red-handed. Does this mean

Mary is always running down her sister. Does this mean

In each of these conversations the lines are not in order. Put them in the right order. Choose from (A), (B), (C) or (D).

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Q1. 
(a) Hi Nilay. I’m home
(b) I’ve been painting my room, Mum.
(c) Oh Nilay. Whatever have you been doing?
(d) Upstairs Mum

Q2.
(a) It’s not far. I’ll show you . I’m going that way.
(b) I’m looking for Nehru Street. Do you know where it is?
(c) Of course we’re here, next to Podar College. Where do you want to go?
(d) Excuse me. Can you show me where we are?