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1. It is a medical shop. Here we can buy medicines.

2. One goes to such shops when one needs medicines.

3. I think the girl has come to the shop to buy medicines for someone.

4. I think the girl is requesting the shopkeeper to give some medicines.

5. I think she doesn’t look happy. I think someone who is very close to her is suffering from illness. So she is sad.

6. Someone who is a relative

1. The man referred to here is Dr. Armstrong.

2. He wanted to see Tess’s parents and her little brother, Andrew.

3. Carlton Armstrong was a famous neurosurgeon.

4. He performed the operation free of cost.

5. The rescue of an unknown boy who was laid down with a severe disease by a kind – hearted doctor is really a miracle, according to Tess’s mother.

6. Tess’s mother wanted to know the cost of the surgery

7. Dr. Armstrong was kind and helpful.

We should depend on our kith and kin for getting harsh and warm advices, complaints which are true, helpful and informative.

1. Tagore

2. To be dependent

3. For warmth and care of his mother

4. Forever

5. For love, kisses, and embraces

I don’t think Tess can buy the miracle with her savings. Tess understands that the ‘miracle’ is also a kind of medicine and so she wants to buy it with the little money she has.

1. I think the well-dressed customer at the shop is Dr. Carlton Armstrong.

2. The well-dressed man asked the little girl what kind of a miracle her brother needed.

3. The word ‘he’ refers to Andrew. He was Tess’s little brother.

4. He needed an operation urgently.

5. The little girl had one dollar and eleven cents with her.

1. Tagore

2. To be dependent

3. His neighbours

4. When the poet gets any rise of fortune

5. Easy and odd things about the life of the speaker

1. Tagore

2. To be dependent

3. Harsh and warm advice

4. Forever

5. They are true and info giants.

1. Tagore

2. To be dependent

3. For chatting and nearness

4. Forever

5. For guidance in work and in risks

Yes, I think we need friends. They are always with us in our troubles.

We are always dependent on others for many things throughout life. Without our parents, relatives, friends, and neighbours we can’t lead our lives happily. They are helpful for us in many ways. They shape our lives.

The changes that would make my school environment friendly are:
(i) Saving energy by turning of lights that we are not using.
(ii) I will suggest to buy recycled paper for decoration and other purpose instead of plastic materials.
(iii) Use writing paper on both the sides.
(iv) To grow plant and trees all around the playground.

I’d love to live a life that’s free, 

Relax under a shady tree, 

And fall into a dreamy sleep. 

With no strict hours to keep. 

And sing a merry song. 

Untrodden paths, as I walk along. 

You ask me what I’d get to eat? 

Fruits and nuts and berries sweet.

You ask me with whom I’d get to play. 

Birds and animals, happy and gay. 

And if a woodcutter put a chop. 

Firmly, I would put a stop. 

So that’s the life I’d like to lead. 

Free from worries, free from greed.

Kith and kin

The answer is (d) Using windmills to generate power for irrigation

Using car for transportation, Using polybags and dyes for coloring clothes increases the environment hence they are not ecofriendly.

Using windmills to generate power for irrigation is one of the eco-friendly activity. We can harness wind energy to generate electricity which is one of the inexhaustible natural resources and is an eco-friendly approach.

1. I used to walk 5 kms. every day. Now I don’t need to walk any more.

2. Anitha used to have long hair. Now she has short hair.

3. We used to live in India. Now we live in the U.S.A.

4. She used to dance well. Now she doesn’t dance.

5. He used to smoke. Now he doesn’t smoke.

a) chatted 

b) gave 

c) noticed 

d) cautioned 

e) played

1. took 

2. rushed 

3. occupied 

4. arranged

5. moved 

6. gained 

7. came 

8. observed

1. went 

2. gathered 

3. played 

4. sang 

5. danced 

6. distributed 

7. cut 

8. blessed 

9. presented 

10. was 

11. had

1. a) smaller 

b) afford

2. a) chemist 

b) sadly

3. a) really 

b) operation

4. a) exactly 

b) love

Correct option is D. England.

Correct option is C. curved

D. both ‘A’ and ‘B’.

a) coins, cupboard 

b) poured, floor 

c) does, need 

d) really, operation 

e) took, your 

f) famous, neurosurgeon

(i) In actual fact the Napoleonic wars were won because of the economic contribution of the iron works of Scotland and Wales, the mills of Lancashire and the financial houses of the City of London. 

(ii) It was the English lead in trade and industry that made Britain the world’s greatest power, but it suited the English ruling class to believe that it was the superior character of its young men, built in boarding schools, playing gentlemanly games like cricket, that helped them to come up. 

1) because, their 

2) good, diseases 

3) speed, deer 

4) four, years 

5) surgeon, feared 

6) about, weak 

7) greatest, round 

8) goals, achieve

(d) Seven years

a) companions, see 

b) scooted, caught 

c) free, young 

d) searched, found 

e) because, chained 

f) greatly, relieved

Mirabai was born in 16th century in Merta. She was the only daughter of her father. She devoted her life to the worship of Krishna. Her poetry was full of love. She told about woman’s empowerment in her poetry. She was marreid in a royal family. After seven years of marriage her hushand died and soon her father-in-law and father also died. After this she completely gave herself to the devotion of lord Krishna.

1. Red litmus strip is dipped in the solutions contained in the three test tubes one after another. 

2. The solution in which red litmus is turned into blue is considered as base. 

3. The solution in which this blue litmus is turned into red is considered as an acid. 

4. The solution in which either red or blue litmus does not change its colour is neutral solution.

When acids and bases are mixed in definite proportions they give a neutral solution.

Salts need not always be neutral. They can also be acidic or basic.

1. All neutral solutions are not salt solutions. 

2. Sugar or Starches are neutral but they are not salts.

All substances whose solutions are neutral are not salts. 

For eg., sugar or starches give neutral solutions but they are not salts.

Correct option is (a) MacMahon

Acid rains are the combination of Carbonic acid, Sulphuric acid and Nitric acid with rainwater.

(b) Chromyl chloride test

1. In recent years the use of chemical fertilizers has increased. 

2. Though the use of chemical fertilizers increases production it changes the nature of the soil. 

3. Some fertilizers increase the acidity of the soil and some its basicity. 

4. Thus use of natural organic manure is becoming more preferred these days. 

We can conclude that migration,

1. Is a long term aspect within or outside the country.
2. Is for job, occupation, business of for the betterment of living standard.

The substances that are soapy to touch and turn red litmus to blue are basic in nature.

Aristotle concluded that the natural state of an object is to be at rest.

CrO₂Cl₂ is the formula of chromyl chloride.

Correct option is B) Hydrochloric acid

The substances that turn blue litmus to red are acidic in nature.

(b) Tetrahedral

Pyrolusite is used to prepare potassium permanganate.

Correct option is C) Acid

(b) Mn²⁺

MnO^-₄+ 8H⁺ + 5e^- → Mn²⁺+ 4H₂O

Correct option is B) Citric acid