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1.	Answer the following questions in a phrase or a sentence each. 1. A young and impressionable moth once set his heart on a (a) bridge (b) star (c) tree2. What advice did the mother give the moth?3. What did the moth do every evening?4. How did the moth return home every morning?5. How far was the star from the earth?6. What did the moth do after leaving his father’s house?7. What feeling gave the moth a deep and lasting pleasure?8. The idiom “To set one’s heart” means a. desire a thing without joyb. desire a thing with joyc. desire a thing unknowingly9. Find the antonym for ‘Dawn’in the passage.10. Give the noun form of’deep’.
Answer» 1. (b) Star. 2. The mother advised the moth to hang around lamps so as to get somewhere instead of setting the heart on a star. 3. The moth started flying towards the.star every evening. 4. Every morning the moth returned home worn out (very tired). 5. The star was four and one-third light years or twenty-five trillion miles away. 6. The moth kept trying to reach the star. 7. The feeling that he had really reached the star gave the moth a deep and lasting pleasure. 8. (b) desire a thing with joy. 9. Dusk. 10. Depth.

Answer the following questions in a phrase or a sentence each. 1. A young and impressionable moth once set his heart on a (a) bridge (b) star (c) tree2. What advice did the mother give the moth?3. What did the moth do every evening?4. How did the moth return home every morning?5. How far was the star from the earth?6. What did the moth do after leaving his father’s house?7. What feeling gave the moth a deep and lasting pleasure?8. The idiom “To set one’s heart” means a. desire a thing without joyb. desire a thing with joyc. desire a thing unknowingly9. Find the antonym for ‘Dawn’in the passage.10. Give the noun form of’deep’.

Answer»

1. (b) Star.

2. The mother advised the moth to hang around lamps so as to get somewhere instead of setting the heart on a star.

3. The moth started flying towards the.star every evening.

4. Every morning the moth returned home worn out (very tired).

5. The star was four and one-third light years or twenty-five trillion miles away.

6. The moth kept trying to reach the star.

7. The feeling that he had really reached the star gave the moth a deep and lasting pleasure.

8. (b) desire a thing with joy.

9. Dusk.

10. Depth.