1. ‘Thave a cat, The cat is white’. Here the article ‘the’ is known as (1) defining ‘the? (2) anophorie ‘the’ (3) _non-defining ‘the’ (4) unique ‘the’ 2, ‘Rani is going to make a cup of coffee for Raju’ Here ‘going to’ indicates that (1) Rani is going into the kitchen to make a cup of coffee for Raju (2) Rani makes a cup of coffee for Raju (3) Rani is making a cup of coffee for Raju (4) Rani plans to make a cup of coffee for Raju | 3. In the word ‘houses’, ‘es’ is pronounced as Ms @ Z (3) i ) es 4, ‘Tam coming there next Monday’. Here ‘am coming’ refers to () Future time (2) Past time (3) Simple present (4) Present perfeet 5. The number of syllables in the word ‘excursion’ is @) two (2) four (3) three (4) five S3/A “They are ready to ——————— on a pilgrimage’. The right phrasal verb to be inserted in the given blank is (1) set on (2) set up (3) set back (4) set off ‘She has seen Taj Mahal once’. Select the Tight question to receive the given sentence as answer. (1) Did she see Taj Mahal? (2) Has she ever been to Taj Mahal? (3) Has she ever seen Taj Mahal? (4) Does she see Taj Mahal? Read the following lines from the poem “The Wonderful World’. ‘You are more than the Earth, though ‘you are such a dot; You can love and think, and the earth cannot.’ Here the word ‘dot ' refers to (1) the poet (2) the poets inner voice (3) the earth (4) God 1 walked to work but I came home the bus. Select the appropriate preposition to be inserted in the given blank. Qin 2) on (3) through (4) over GTW - 203le 10. In the word ‘accepted’, ‘ed’ is pronounced as @M id @Q da (3) t (4) ed 11. ‘A dolphin has a fin’ Select the appropriate question to receive the given sentence as answer. (1) Does a dolphin has a fin? (2) Doadolphin has a fin? (3) Does a dolphin have a fin? (4) Doa dolphin have a fin? 12. ‘Latha is on holiday’ ‘Oh, where - she gone?’ Select the appropriate word to ‘fill in the blank. () was (2) have (3) had (4) has 13. ‘Raju used to live in Hyderabad’. ‘The given sentence means that (1) Raju has been living in Hyderabad. (2) Raju is living in Hyderabad (3) Raju lives in Hyderabad (4) Raju doesn't live in Hyderabad now 14, John ——————— (paint) a picture since 9 O'clock. ‘The correct form of the verb given in the brackets is (1) is painting (2) painted (3) has painted (4) has been painting GTW - 203 f 4b, 16. a7, 18. ‘There's a water bottle besides the book and the pen. It means that (1) there is a water bottle beside the book (2) there is a water bottle beside the pen (3) there is a water bottle in addition to the book and the pen (4) there is a water bottle between the book and the pen ‘Terns build their nests with small twigs and lay their eggs in it. The past tense of the verb ‘lay’ is, (1) Jain (2) lay (3) laid 4) lie Read the following lines from the pogm’ “The Moon’ : “Last week she was smaller, And shaped like a bow, But now she’s grown bigger, ‘And is round as an 0” Here ‘she's’ means (2) she has (2) she was (3) sheis (4) the plural of she ‘The word ‘there’ thymes with Q) air (2) tear (3) mere (4) severe S3/A,19. 20. 21. 22. S3/A The banyan tree is the friendliest of all the trees. The comparative degree of the given sentence is (1) The banyan tree is more friendlier than any other tree (2) The banyan tree is friendlier than any other tree (3) The banyan tree is friendlier than many other trees (4) The banyan tree is friendlier than any other trees ‘Don't touch that painted door’. Here the word ‘painted’ is used as (2) the past tense of the verb ‘paint’ (2) the main verb | (3) an adjective (4) agerund Ifyou drop this glass, ‘The correct clause to be inserted in the given blank is (2) it breaks (2) it would break (8) it will be breaking (4) it will break ‘Ravi's grandmother is very hospitable’ . ‘The word, ‘hospitable’ means that Ravi's grandmother Q) is very old (2) is bed ridden (8) isin a hospital (4) is friendly 23. 24, In the lesson ‘An unwanted Passenger’, the Malaysian driver wanted for supper. (1) some bread (2) asnake (3) some fish (4) some meat ‘The food was very hot We could not eat it The above sentences can be and expressed as (1) The food was too hot to eat (2) The food was so hot that we can't combined eat it (3) The food was hot enough that we could eat it (4) ‘The food was so hot that we could not eat Read the following lines of the poem ‘If mice could roar’ ‘If mice could roar And elephants roar And trees grow up in the sky? Here the ‘if clause’ indicates (1) an imagination (2) guessing (3) anticipating (® aplan Read the following lines of the poem ‘The old field’ ‘The old field is sad Now the children have gone home, ‘They have played with him all afternoon’ Here the figure of speech employed is (1) Simile (2) Irony (3) Personification (4) Metaphor GTW - 20327. Select the appropriate phrase (1) make an idea (2) make trouble (3) make a walk (4) make travel 28. ‘People who live in cold countries keep, themselves warm in different ways.’ ‘The given sentence is an example for the use of (1) anon-defining relative clause (2) an impersonal pronoun (8) agerund (4) a defining relative clause 29. ‘A large school building is changed into a temporary hospital’. The active voice form of the given sentence is (2) someone is changing a large school building into a temporary hospital (2) someone changed a large school building into a temporary hospital (8) someone has changed a large school building into a temporary hospital (4) someone changes a large school building into a temporary hospital 30. “Tom painted the wall yellow’. ‘The given sentence is of the pattern. (@) S+V+040 (2) S+V+10.+ DO. (3) S+V+D.04 10. (4) S+V+0 GTW - 203 31, 32, Read the following lines from the poem “Abou Ben Adhem’ ‘What writest thou” - The vision raised its head, And with a look made of all sweet accord, Answered, ‘The names of those who loye the Lord’ ‘The word ‘vision’ refers to (1) The Lord (2) The Poet (3) The Angel (4) Abou Ben Adbem. ‘Sunil always looks at himself in the mirror’. Here the word ‘himself’ is known, as (1) a possessive pronoun (2) a reflexive pronoun (3) a demonstrative pronoun (4) a personal pronoun In the supplementary Reader for Class IX, the story, ‘Rip Van Winkle’, is (1) areal story (2) alegend (3) a historical event (4) fiction ‘Be the living expression of God’ kindness: Kindness in your face, kindness in your eyes and kindness in your smile’. ‘The person who said these lines is (Q) Dr, Murugappa Modi (2) Abou Ben Adhem (3) Mother Teresa (4) Miss Beam S3/Az 35. The book, “of Human Bondage”, was written by (1) Francis Randel (2) Hollis Meynell (3) Maria Blokhina (4) Emily Dickinson 36. The plural of the word ‘deer’ is (deers (2) deeres (3) deer (4) deeries 37. Read the following lines from the poem “Bangle-Sellers’. ‘Lustrous tokens of radiant lives, For happy daughters and happy wives.’ Here ‘lustrous tokens’ refer to (1) the Bangle-Sellers (2) the bangles (3) happy daughters (4) happy wives 38. The word ‘hue’ rhymes with the word () cruise (2) truce (3) sluice (4) debut 39. Read the following lines from the poem “Because I could not stop for death’ “I first surmised the horses’ heads were toward eternity”. ‘The word ‘eternity’ means (1) Time without end (2) The carriage (3) The setting sun (4) Ashort journey S3/A 41 42. 43, 44. “I must tear myself away,” Gandhiji remarked. It means that Gandhiji wanted 2) toleave the place @) to blame himself (3) to shed tears (4) to punish himself Families never appreciate a writer's nature, ————_——_? Select the appropriate question tag to be inserted in the given blank. (1) aren't they (2) ever they @) do they ) isn'tit Select the correct sentence of the following. @Q) The customs officer made Nalini opening her suitcase 2) The customs officer made Nalini to open her suitcase (3) The customs officer made Nalini opened her suitcase (4) The customs officer made Nalini open her suitcase ‘The poem ‘Unwitten Registry’ focuses on. (1) _ printed office records (2) individual likes (3) tapped materials (4) manuscript documents Your friend started smoking: You think this is wrong, How do you advise him not to do it? (1) Why don't you stop smoking? (2) You must not smoke (3) Don't smoke (4) You should stop smoking GTW - 203