Read the passage given below:Monsoon normal for now, despite a ‘break’ By Abhishek Jha, Hindustan Times, New Delhi PUBLISHED ON AUG 25, 2021 02:21 AM IST • The June-September period is considered as the monsoon in India. Cumulative monsoon rainfall as of 8:30 AM on August 21 was 5.07% less than the Long Period Average or LPA, according to the gridded rainfall dataset of the India Meteorological Department (IMD)Cumulative rainfall continues to be in normal range The June-September period is considered as the monsoon in India. Cumulative monsoon rainfall as of 8:30 AM on August 21 was 5.07% less than the Long Period Average or LPA, according to the gridded rainfall dataset of the India Meteorological Department (IMD). A 5% deficit from LPA is considered to be in the normal range. IMD defines the average of rainfall in the 1961 to 2010 period as the LPA for that interval. It considers less than 20% deviation on either side of the LPA as normal; a surplus of 20% or more as excess; and a deficit of 20% or more as deficient.Although the cumulative rainfall continues to be in the normal range, there have been periods of prolonged dry patches. There was a 47% surplus in cumulative rainfall before a dry patch from June 21 to July 11 -- when daily rainfall was less than the LPA on all days -- created a deficit of 3% in cumulative rain. After a period of recovery that led to a 2% surplus on August 1, another 16-day dry patch from August 2 to August 17 created the current 5% deficit.On the basis of your understanding , answer these questions;1. Before the dry patch from June 21 to July 11 the rain was _____________: a . normal b. less c. surplus nearly 50 percent d. less nearly 20 percent2. On August 21 the rainfall in India was __________________: a. in convince with LPA b. less than LPA c. More than LPA d. Not calculated by anyone3. Average of rainfall in the 1961 to 2010 period is_____________ : a. Long Term Average b. Last Term Average c. Long Term Advantage d. Long Term Absence4. The North West India is facing _______________ a. departure from LPA in August b. deficiency of nearly 80 percent c. the deficiency varied from 60 percent to 99 percent d. all of the above5. North Maharashtra has________________: a. received less rain b. faced excess rain c. no rain d. none of the above6. North Chhattisgarh has got ________________ a. large excess of rain b. no data related to this area pertaining to rainfall c. deficiency of rain d. extreme dryness7. Which one does not fall in the category of a ‘Classified Advertisement’? a. TO LET b. SOCIAL EVIL ERADICATION c. LOST and FOUND d. OBITUARY8. In a classified advertisement abbreviations, contact address and mo. number are a. much needed b. optional c. unwanted d. never used9. A similar character of a notice and a classified advertisement is a. Both are Brief and have word limit b. Both have date mentioned c. Both have writers name in it d. We use complete sentences to be clear