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Father's Help Comprehension Exercises । Class 10 । R K Narayan। WBBSE

 Father's Help Comprehension Exercises

Father's Help Comprehension Exercises
Father's Help Comprehension Exercises


Unit-1

1. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

(a) With a shudder Swami realized that it was

   (i)   Friday

   (ii)  Thursday

   (iii) Wednesday

   (iv) Monday

(b) When Swami ought to have been in the school prayer hall, he was lying on the

  (i)   bench

  (ii)  table

  (iii) bed

  (iv) desk

(c) According to Swami, Samuel is especially angry with boys who are

 (i) absent 

 (ii) late

 (iii) inattentive

 (iv) undisciplined

 2. Fill in the chart with information from the text:

 

(a) time when Swami complained of a headache

 

At nine o’clock

 

(b) person who ordered Swami to dress up and go to school

 

His father

 

(c) name of the teacher mentioned by Swami

Samuel

 

 

3. State whether the following statements are True or False. Provide sentences/ phrases/ words in support of your answer:

(a) Swami said that he had a headache. True

S.S>: Swaminathan wailed I have a headache.

(b) Swami was lying in his father's bed. False

S.S>: Swami was lying on the bench in mother's room.  

(c) According to Swami, the headmaster was not afraid of Swami. False

S.S>: “They say that even the headmaster is afraid of him.”

Unit-2

4. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences.

(a) Father decided to send the headmaster a 

   (i)   telegram

  (ii)  notice

  (iii) letter

  (iv) report

(b) While going to school Swami was bothered by

   (i)   conscience

   (ii)  headache

   (iii) toothache

   (iv) fever

(c) The colour of Samuel's coat was

   (i)   black

   (ii)  blue

   (iii) white

   (iv) yellow

5. Complete the following sentences with information from the text:

(a) Father's behaviour to an unexpected turn.

(b) Swami went to school feeling that he was the worst boy on earth.

(c) Swami stopped on the roadside to make up his mind about Samuel.

6. Answer the following question:

(a) Where did Father put the letter? 

Ans. Father put the letter in an envelope.

(b)  What did Swami fail to decide about Samuel?

Ans. Swami failed to decide whether the description he had given of Samuel was accurate or not.

(c) How did Samuel look?

Ans. Samuel had a dark face, a thin moustache, and an unshaven chick.

Unit-3

7. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

(a) When Swami entered the class, Samuel was teaching

   (i)   history

   (ii)  arithmetic

   (iii) science

   (iv) geography

(b) Swami was late to school by

   (i)   half an hour

   (ii)  an hour

   (iii) two hours

   (iv)  three hours

(c)  The headmaster was on a leave for one

(i) day

(ii) month

(iii) year

(iv) week

8. Complete the following sentences with information from the text:

(a) As Swami entered the school gate, an idea occurred to him.

(b) Swami stood at the entrance to his class.

(c) Father snatched the letter away from Swami and tore it up.

9. Fill in the chart with information from the text:

 

Cause

Effect

(a)Swami had a headache.

(a) Swami did not do his homework.

(b)Swami never met anyone as good as Samuel.

(b) Swami felt sad.

(c)The headmaster had gone on a week's leave.

(c) Swami could not deliver the letter.

Grammar in Use:

10. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

(a) Rina (take/takes/took) the bus to school every day.

(b) Last Monday, while we (was watching/ have been watching/were watching) the television, the electricity went off.

(c) By this time tomorrow, they (will have left/will have leave /will had left).

11. Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles and prepositions:

Arifa, the younger__of__ the two girls, has cracked IIT, while _the_older one is_an_engineer_at_a multinational company.

12. Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper (within 100 words) about the Problems faced by commuters due to reckless driving of public vehicles.

To

The Editor,

The Telegraph,

Kolkata – 700001.

(Sub: Editorial Letter for Reckless Driving)

Respected Sir,

                      I shall be highly obliged if you kindly allow me to ventilate my words in your daily journal regarding reckless driving by youngsters now-a-days. This problem is now a thinkable problem in our society. Sadly, I had like to bring to your attention the subject of rising accidents on local roads as a result of reckless driving by many teenagers and some irresponsible heavy truck drivers. Nobody seems to care about traffic rules, and no one seems to want to obey them.

                     The number of traffic accidents has increased dramatically in recent years. This is occurring mostly as a result of reckless driving. Many hit-and-run incidents are happening, creating a dangerous environment for children, the elderly, pedestrians, drivers, and other people in general. The offenders are fleeing from the site of the incident without being caught. This kind of irresponsible driving has taken so many lives in the near past. Drivers should obey the traffic rules properly. Police should also look out for the matter with varied care. Life is so precious. We all should be more responsible on this matter.

As a reason, I respectfully request that you publish this subject in your prestigious publication in order to bring it to the notice of the relevant statutory authorities and the general public. Kindly do spreading awareness, bring the offenders to justice, and save the lives of countless innocent people. Your assistance is much appreciated. Thanking you,

Date: December 13, 2021,                                                                                 Yours truly, 

  (Signature)

(Name of the Person)

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