4.
**Logical Order:**
**f → e → c → d → g → i → j → a → h → b**
### **Answers:**
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### **Part - B: Grammar Test (35 Marks)**
#### **5. Complete the sentences using suitable phrases/clauses:**
a) My childhood was full of joys and happiness. **Would that I could relive those
days.**
b) We are late. The class will start soon. **Walk fast lest we miss the lecture.**
c) He behaved **as though he knew everything.**
d) Death is inevitable. There is nobody **who can escape it.**
e) Scarcely had the teacher gone out of the classroom **when the students started
talking.**
f) He confessed that **he had made a mistake.** So, I forgave him.
g) I don’t have enough money. **Had I been a rich man, I would have helped the
poor.**
h) There goes a proverb that **"Honesty is the best policy."** So, we should
maintain honesty in our everyday life.
i) We read **with a view to gaining knowledge.**
j) Corruption is the main hindrance to development. **It is high time we took
strict action against it.**
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#### **6. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs:**
a) Road mishap **happens** in our country almost every day.
b) Recently it **has risen** to an alarming rate.
c) **Taking** a heavy toll of human lives.
d) The members of a family remain anxious if someone **is traveling** in a bus.
e) In most cases, reckless driving **causes** road accidents.
f) The drivers are in the habit of **violating** traffic rules.
g) Road accidents **would lessen** if the drivers drove their vehicles carefully.
h) While **crossing** the road, they should be careful.
i) Some people travel **climbing** on the roof of the buses and trains.
j) Traffic rules must be maintained strictly with a view to **controlling** road
accidents.
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#### **7. Change the narrative style (Direct to Indirect Speech):**
The Prince pleaded with the dwarfs to let him have the coffin, promising to pay
well for it. One of the dwarfs replied that they would not sell it for anything in
the world. The Prince sighed and said that he couldn’t stay without Snow White.
Moved by his grief, the dwarfs took pity on him and told him to take Snow White.
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#### **8. Use modifiers in the blank spaces:**
a) Long ago there lived a **wealthy** merchant.
b) He used to sell **his** salt loaded on the donkey.
c) He had to cross a stream **to reach the market.**
d) Once his donkey fell **into the water.**
e) **Most** of the salt was dissolved in water.
f) The donkey **quickly** crossed the stream.
g) Due to the lightness which a salt **bag loses in water.**
h) The donkey once again repeated the **clever** trick.
i) **This** time his load became very heavy.
j) He stopped falling down into **the** stream.
### **Additional Sections from the First Image:**
#### **Synonyms & Antonyms:**
a) **broad** (antonym) → **narrow**
b) **habitat** (synonym) → **environment**
c) **aquatic** (antonym) → **terrestrial**
d) **particular** (synonym) → **specific**
e) **types** (synonym) → **kinds**
f) **shape** (synonym) → **form**
g) **beneath** (antonym) → **above**
h) **usually** (antonym) → **rarely**
i) **protect** (synonym) → **defend**
j) **empty** (synonym) → **vacant**
#### **Punctuation Correction:**
**Student:** May I come in, sir?
**Teacher:** Come in. Why are you late today?
**Student:** Suddenly my father got sick in the morning. We admitted him to a
hospital.
**Teacher:** What's his **problem?** *(corrected from "mother")*
**Student:** He has been suffering from cold and fever. He's **affected by**
*(corrected from "attacked with sufferer")* fever.
**Teacher:** Go to your seat. **Get well soon.** *(corrected from "forgive fever")*
**Student:** Thank you, sir.