Answers part-2

 3. Read the passage in Question No.1 and answer the following.                                      

 

a) Make a sentence using the word “at arm’s length”.

ANS   He stayed at arm’s length from the dog because it looked angry.

           She kept her classmates at arm’s length and did not share much about her life.

                          

b) Supply the opposite of   ‘’resistible’’.  

  Ans - Irresistible                                                     

c) abandon means   i) give up  ii)come up   iii)give off

Ans-  i) Give up

d) Supply the adjective form of “King”.

Ans- Royal

e)  My father was   _____ in his opinion.    (   Fill the blank derive a word from “move” )

Ans- immovable

 

4. a) Arrange the following words in dictionary order.                                         

Electric, elector, electrode, elect, elephant, election,

 

Answer

 

1.     Elect

2.     Election

3.     Elector

4.     Electrode

5.     Electric

6.     Elephant

 

 

 

 

 

 

b). Match the meanings of the word “get” with their corresponding words in the sentence.[3

 

 

Meanings

Sentences

i) to reach a place

a)  He got a prize in the debate competition.

ii) to receive something

b)  I am trying to get him on the phone.

iii) to communicate with sb

 c) He got to the bank at 11.30 a.m.

 

ANS-

(i) – (c)

(ii)  - (a)

(iii) – (b)



My Family


Family is the most important part of my life. It is a source of love, support, and happiness. I live in a small and happy family consisting of my parents, my sibling, and me. We live together in a peaceful home, sharing our joys and sorrows.


My father is the head of our family. He works hard to provide us with a comfortable life and always encourages us to do our best. My mother is a caring and loving homemaker who manages the household efficiently. She teaches us good values and always supports us in everything we do.


I have a sibling who is both my best friend and partner in all my adventures. We study, play, and learn together. We sometimes argue, but our bond always remains strong.


In my family, we celebrate festivals and special occasions with joy and togetherness. We enjoy having meals together, which is a time for laughter and storytelling. Our family values honesty, kindness, and respect for others.


I feel lucky to be a part of such a wonderful family. They are my source of strength and inspiration. I believe that no matter what challenges life brings, my family will always stand by my side.


Conclusion:

Family is a gift that should be cherished and respected. I am grateful for the unconditional love and support of my family, and I strive to make them proud every day.

 

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