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A Shipwrecked Sailor by Daniel Defoe
Textual questions:
Exercise 1
Tick the correct answer from the given alternatives:
(1) Robinson Crusoe was shipwrecked in
(a) 1659 √
(b) 1559
(c) 1359
(d) 1959
(2) Robinson Crusoe used canvas to make a
(a) bed
(b) sail
(c) tent √
(d) curtain
(3) The distance between the stakes Robinson Crusoe drove into the ground was
(a) five inches
(b) seven inches
(c) four inches
(d) six inches √
(4) Crusoe saw some fair weather in the month of
(a) December
(b) November √
(c) September
(d) October
(5) The journey homeward with the fruit parcel took Crusoe
(a) five days
(b) ten days
(c) three days √
(d) four days
Exercise 2
Answer the following questions within fifteen words:
(1) What name did Crusoe give to the dismal island?
Ans.> Island of despair.
(2) Where did he pitch the tent?
Ans.> On the flat of the green, just before the hollow, he resolved to pitch a tent.
(3) How did Crusoe go over the fence?
Ans.> Crusoe used a short ladder to g over the fence.
(4) Why did he keep a journal?
Ans.> He decided to describe his state of affairs in writing.
Exercise 3
Answer the following questions within twenty-five words:
(1) What were the items Robinson Crusoe collected from the wrecked ship?
Ans.> Wood, cable, string, a knife, a gun, a hammock, some canvas, some ink and paper, and some money.
(2) How did Crusoe keep track of the number of days he spent on the island?
Ans.> Crusoe kept track of the number of days he spent on the island by the notches he cast on the post.
(3) In what way did Crusoe make himself a lamp?
Ans.> Crusoe collected a little tallow and a small clay dish and added this with a wick and made a lamp.
Grammar in Use :
Exercise 4
Underline the adverbs and state their kinds:
(a) It is too hot today.
Ans.> Adverb of Time
(b) The girl seldom visits my house.
Ans.> Adverb of Frequency
(c) He searched everywhere for the book.
Ans.> Adverb of place
(d) The boy runs fast.
Ans.> Adverb of Manner
Exercise 5
Underline the clauses in the following sentences and state what kind of clauses they are:
(a) She asked me what my name was.
(b) He is a friend who has always helped me.
(c) Please enter the room when you are asked to.
(d) That he will win is known to us.
Exercise 6
Identify the following sentences as simple, complex and compound:
(a) They predicted that it would rain. ( complex )
(b) The weather being fine, the children went out to play. ( simple )
(c) Ravi woke up early but he could not reach school on time. ( compound )
(d) Finishing his work, my father returned home. ( simple )
Exercise 7
Do as directed:
(a) Tatar hoped to do well in the examination.(change into a complex sentence)
Ans.> Tatar hoped that he will do well in the examination.
(b) The Headmistress arrived and the meeting began.(change into a complex sentence)
Ans.> When the Headmistress arrived, the meeting began.
(c) Ayesha was surprised when she heard the news.(change into a simple sentence)
Ans.> Hearing the news Ayesha was surprised.
(d) You must work hard to be successful in life. (change into a compound sentence).
Ans.> You must work hard and you will be successful in life.
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