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1. Strong character of citizens make a nation great. 

2. During the hundred years of foreign. 

3. The main duty of the students is to build up their character. 

4. From the very beginning the students must learn the lessons of selfhelp, self-reliance and self sacrifice. 

5. Shaken – upset, made unstable Acquire – achieve. 

6. Development of character.

1. The lions are regarded the most foolish creatures they are habitual of returning to their victims again and again. So they are easy to poison. 

2. The lions return to their victims again and again because of their love for dead flesh. 

3. Poison is the most effective weapon to get rid of a troublesome lion. 

4. The panther of Garhwal killed 125 persons. 

5. Usually – most of ten 

6. The lions becoming man-eaters.

1. The boy was crying because he was hungry. 

2. The tree asked the boy to eat the fruit which is offered to him. 

3. The boy looked worried because he was going to marry while he had no house to live in. 

4. The tree and the boy became close friends due to their long mutual company and association. 

5. bending down = bringing one of its branches close to the boy. worried look = sight reflecting the anxieties or worries of the mind. 

6. Best Friend

1. (a) The writer thought that if everybody would be getting into everybody else's way, there would be universal chaos resulting in social anarchy.

(b) The policeman stopping your car is a symbol of liberty otherwise you won't be able to cross the Piccadilly Circus. Your private liberty is curtailed so that you may enjoys real a social order which gives you liberty.

(c) By this the writer means to point out the people who make wrong use of the liberty provided to them. Liberty is a social contract in a way that to preserve the liberties of all, the liberties of everybody must be curtailed. Only then one can enjoy a social order which makes one's liberty a reality.

(d) If liberty drunk people would be getting in everybody else's way, or start walking in the middle of the road without respecting the individual liberties of others, there would be universal chaos resulting into social anarchy.

2. (a) i)danger (b) i- complete neglect of law and rule (c) ii) insulting or offensive behaviour (d) ii) reduced

1. The word ‘Transport’ means carrying of people and goods from place to place. 

2. The people travel from town to town, country to country and continent to continent. They include their travel over the land, on the water, through the air, under the ground and even into the space. 

3. People have travel because of services, business, sight seeing and to meet other people. 

4. A good transport system, is very important for the progress of agriculture, mining and industry. It is also very useful during war, floods and famine. 

5. essential – necessary progress – development. 

6. Importance of Good Transport System. 

1. Shantiniketan is different from other institutions in the sense that its way of working is unique, such as classes in the open air, acting of plays written by students themselves etc. 

2. Rabindranath Tagore is the founder of Shantiniketan. 

3. Rabindranath Tagore was the great poet of India. 

4. The word ‘Shantiniketan’ means the abode of peace. 

5. are held = are organised or conducted. abode of peace = a place where peace or quiet prevails. 

6. Shantiniketan – A Unique Centre of Learning.

(a) Radioactive materials in the rock and increasing pressure in the Earth‘s interior gradually produced enough heat to melt the interior of the Earth. The heavy materials, such as iron ores, then sank. The light silicates (rocks made up of silicon and oxygen) rose to the Earth‘s surface and formed the earliest crust.

(b) The heating of the Earth‘s interior caused release of water contained in Silicates rocks to the surface. Over millions of years, water thus released collected slowly in low places of the crust and formed the oceans.

(c) Water is a chemical because its each molecule is made of Hydrogen and oxygen.

(d) Oxygen atoms have negative charge and hydrogen atoms have positive charge, Hence water molecules are attracted to each other.

(e) It is a bond made of positive and negative charges.

(f) The author says supply of water on earth is very little because the same water is recycled every time.

(g) Because gain of energy is much less than the energy required to break the bond.

(h) water and oil do not mix together because the energy released during breaking of hydrogen bond is higher than that of the energy gained when oil and water molecules try to form bond.

1) the Sun Temple of Konark

2) Chariot with seven horses and twenty-four wheels

3) Bhubaneswar, Puri

4) Orissa‘s great architectural craftsmanship/ marvel

5) Its serene atmosphere / majestic seashore/ Sun Temple

1. Prince Gautam got married when he was twenty years old. 

2. From the very childhood Gautam of a contemplative mind and he became sad at the sight of people suffering from disease, old age and facing death. 

3. When a son was born to Gautam, he began to think that it (the birth of a son) was a new tie binding him to worldly life which would make his release more difficult. 

4. One night he secretly left the palace leaving everything behind him, his wealth and riches, his wife and baby and his royal life. 

5. Contemplative mind – temperament of deep thinking. Peace of mind – the state of mind when it is calm and quiet. 

6. Renunciation of Gautam.

1.Garbage originates from used paper, tiffin packings, plastic bags, icecream wrappers, bottle caps, fallen leaves from trees, etc.

2. Garbage can create havoc to mankind by breeding diseases.

3. At the recycling centers, waste is recycled for reuse.

4. Fallen leaves from trees enrich soil fertility.

5. Two benefits of a compost pit are: 

1. it helps in the decomposition of refuse to make fertilizer, and 

2. it does not cause pollution.

1. We should be selective while choosing the books that we want to read because there are a great number of books available to us.

2. We should avoid such kind of books that poison our lives by suggesting evil.

3. The books that have stood the test of time are called classics.

4. Reading of classics has ennobling influence on our mind and character; they give us spiritual enjoyment besides being a source of entertainment.

5. There are books and books but our hours of reading are few. So we face the dilemma of what to read.

1. Today people believe that patriotism is an essential part of human instinct.

2. People whose love for their country is conditioned by respect for the entire community can be categorized as patriots.

3. Patriotism becomes an evil when it is not tempered with reason.

4. People who think their own country to be the best and are blind to its weaknesses cannot be considered patriots.

5. We harm our own interests by overlooking other’s interest.

1. No, good deeds may be done by all the people wherever they are the places of their work. 

2. The performance of a good deed leads to happiness of both the doer and those for whom it is done. 

3. The memory of a good deed excites love and gratitude and motivates to do good deeds. 

4. The example of good deeds proves to be an incentive that inspires the people to live purely, act uprightly and deal justly with their fellow men. 

5. The actual performance = the real level of doing things. Incentive = a kind of encouragement or motivation. 

6. Good Deeds.

1. The king gave the innocent prisoner a sum of money and released him from jail. 

2. After his release from the jail, the man went straight to the market, where some birds were kept for sale. 

3. The shopkeeper was surprised because the man set all the birds free which he had purchased. 

4. The man told the shopkeeper that he too would have done the same thing if he had been in prison like him for no fault. 

5. Set him free = released him. surprised = astonished. 

6. Change of heart. 

1. The main quality of Sardar Patel was his capacity of efficient administration. 

2. People call Sardar Patel ‘The Iron Man of India’ because he was a strict man and had an efficiency of managing the affairs well. 

3. Sardar Patel became emotional particularly when his personal friends and followers were concerned. 

4. It is well-known that Sardar Patel was an excellent administrator and he knew the art of selecting proper men for proper posts. 

5. Emotional – sentimental, full of strong feelings. Concerned – the matter related to someone. 

6. Sardar Patel – The Iron Man of India.

A.  (i) The farmer had been toiling hard but he did not receive the fruits of his hard work.When he saw the giant cobra he thought that since he had not paid respect to the creature he had not been able to flourish well in his life and being superstitious considered it a deity.

(ii) In my opinion it was not right on the part of the farmer to presume that the snake was guarding his field because the snakes usually live in such places. By chance that time it had come out of the hole.

(iii) The farmer was greedy because even though the snake had bitten his son, he went to feed the snake for greed of gold.

(iv) No, the farmer‘s son did not get all the gold coins. As he hit the snake with a club, the snake escaped and bit him. He died instantly.

B. (a) ii –do hard work 

(b) iii- tired 

(c) i-protecting 

(d) i-to be sad

(a) People thronged to hear his recitals and critics acknowledged him as a master violinist.

(b) He became proud and felt that he was the only musician who could translate any emotion or render any tune on his violin.

(c) The nature was set to teach him a new tune of divine joy.

(d) Because he forgot the song of the bird as he was conscious of the power of his music.

(e) The music of the swaying flowers and the enchanting song of the unassuming singer lulled and soothed the musician.

(f) He felt humiliated and angry. He threw the violin away.

(g) He paid a price for being vain due to failing in his effort to play the bird‘s notes and facing disgrace.

(h) From that incident Paderewski learnt that the greatness of a person is not measured by the talents he or she has. It is not measured by the position one holds. It is never measured by the popularity or clout one has. It is measured by one‘s humility and good deeds.