MARCH 2019

ENGLISH (THIRD LANGUAGE)

SECTION I : LANGUAGE STUDY

Q. 1. (A) Do as directed:

(1) Complete the words by using correct letters :
(i) he_rt
(ii) g_oup
(iii) sma_t
(iv) mar_et

(2) Copy the following sentences :

(i) I said, ‘Shwetha is a very beautiful girl, isn’t she?’

(ii) What a shameless girl!

(3) Put the following words in an alphabetical order:

(i) road, curiosity, dark, important.

(ii) perfect, pretended, parents, plaintively.

(4) Punctuate the following sentences :

(i) lets go for a walk

(ii) hows that said nathu

(5) Make four words (minimum of 3 letters each) using the letters in the given word :

‘Banking’

(6) Spot the error in the following sentences and rewrite the correct sentences :

(i) His father were preening the feathers on his white back.

(ii) ‘I doesn’t wish to talk about it’, complained the sweeper boy.

(7) Write the related words as shown in the example :

(8) Complete the word chain of ‘verbs’. Add four words, each beginning with the last letter of the previous word :

talk………………………… ……………………..……………………..…………………….

(B) Do as directed :

(1) Make a meaningful sentence of your own using the given phrase :

‘to ask for’

(2) Add a prefix or suffix to the following words to make new words and use any one of the root words in your own sentence :
(a) fold
(b) guide

(3) Add a clause to the following sentence to expand it meaningfully :

We selected three pieces.

Ans.
(A) (1) (i) heart
(ii) group
(iii) smart
(iv) market

(2) (i) I said, ‘Shwetha is a very beautiful girl, isn’t she ?’

(ii) What a shameless girl!

(3) (i) curiosity, dark, important, road.

(ii) parents, perfect, plaintively, pretended.

(4) (i) “Let’s go for a walk.”.

(ii) “How’s that!” said Nathu.

(5) Ban, bank, king, bang.

(6) (i) His father was preening the feathers on his white back.

(ii) ‘I don’t wish to talk about it,’ complained the sweeper boy.

(7)

(8) Talk, know, work knead, dance.

(B)

(1) The secretary decided to ask for the Headmaster’s permission for their picnic.

(2)
(a) unfold
(b) misguide

I learned to fold and iron my clothes on my own.

Teachers guide their students towards the right path.

(3) We selected three pieces of the puzzle from the box.

SECTION II : TEXTUAL PASSAGES

Q. 2. (A) Read the following passage and do the activities:

Nathu grumbled to himself as he swept the steps of the Pipalnagar Bank, owned by Seth Govind Ram. He used the small broom hurriedly and carelessly, and the dust, after rising in a cloud above his head settled down again on the steps. As Nathu was banging his pan against a dustbin, Sitaram, the washerman’s son, passed by.

Sitaram was on his delivery round. He had a bundle of freshly pressed clothes balanced on his head.

‘Don’t raise such dust!’ he called out to Nathu. ‘Are you annoyed because they are still refusing to pay you an extra two rupees a month ?’

‘I don’t wish to talk about it,’ complained the sweeper boy. ‘I haven’t even received my regular pay. And this is the twentieth of the month. Who would think a bank would hold up a poor man’s salary? As soon as I get my money, I’m off! Not another week I work in this place.’ And Nathu banged the pan against the dustbin several times, just to emphasize his point and giving himself confidence.

(A1) Who am I ? (Identify the character/place from the passage) :

(i) I am the washerman’s son, who am I ?

(ii) I am the sweeper, who am I ?.

(iii) I am the owner of the bank, who am I?

(iv) I am the place where you can deposit and withdraw money, who am I?

(A2) Arrange the following sentences as per their sequence occurred in the passage:

(i) Nathu complained about his irregular pay.

(ii) Nathu used the small broom hurriedly.

(iii) Sitaram called out Nathu.

(iv) Nathu grumbled as he swept the steps of the bank.

(A3) Match the describing words with the nouns :

Column ‘A’ Column ‘B’

(i) small (a) man

(ii) pressed (b) pay

(iii) regular (c) clothes

(iv) poor (d) broom

(A4) Do as directed :

(i) He swept the steps.(Begin your sentence with ‘The steps………………………..)

(ii) Sitaram was on his delivery round.(Choose the correct question tag)
(a) was he?
(b) didn’t he?
(c) wasn’t he?

(A5) Personal Response :

What makes you angry? What do you do then?

(B) Read the passage and do the activities:

Kom was born in Kangthei village, Moirang Lamkhai in Churachandpur district of rural Manipur in eastern India. She came from a poor family. Her parents, Mangte Tonpa Kom and Mangte Akham Kom were tenant farmers who worked in Jhum fields. Kom grew up in humble surroundings, helping her parents with farm related chores, going to school and learning athletics initially and later boxing simultaneously. Her father was a keen wrestler in his younger age.

She had an eager interest in athletics since childhood and the success of Dingko Singh a fellow Manipuri returned from the 1998 Bangkok Asian games with a gold medal, Kom recollects, had inspired many youngsters in Manipur to try boxing and she too thought of giving it a try.

Mary Kom’s career started in 2000 after her victory in the Manipur State Women’s Boxing Championship and the regional championship in West Bengal. In 2001, she started competing at international level.

(B1) Complete the sentences:

(a) Kom grew up in………………………….

(b) She came from a………………………..

(c) She had an eager interest in …………………………….

(d) Mary Kom’s career started in ………………………….

(B2) Complete the following web.

(B3) Find out antonyms from the extract for :
(i) rich ……………………..
(ii) died ………………………
(iii) urban ……………………..
(iv) defeat …………………………

(B4) Do as directed :

(i) She came from a poor family.

(Rewrite as a negative sentence without changing its meaning)

(ii) Her father was a keen wrestler. (Rewrite it in simple present tense)

(B5) Personal Response :

Do you like games? Why?

Ans. 2.

(A)

(A1)

(i) Sitaram

(ii) Nathu

(iii) Seth Govind Ram

(iv) Bank

(A2)

(iv) Nathu grumbled as he swept the steps of the bank.

(ii) Nathu used the small broom hurriedly.

(iii) Sitaram called out Nathu.

(i) Nathu complained about his irregular pay.

(A3)
(i) (d) broom
(ii) (c) clothes
(iii) (b) pay
(iv) (a) man

(A4) (i) The steps were swept by him.

(ii) (c) Sitaram was on his delivery round, wasn’t he ?

(A5) I usually get angry whenever someone tells a lie for no reason.

At such times, I initially tell myself to calm down and explain the person how lying can get them in trouble and it will cause them to lie again.

(B)

(B1) (a) Kom grew up in humble surroundings.

(b) She came from a poor family.

(c) She had on eager interest in athletics.

(d) Mary Kom’s career started in 2000.

(B2)

(B3)

(a) rich poor

(b) died

(c) urban

(d) defeat victory

(B4)

(i) She did not come from a rich family.

(ii) His father is a keen wrestler.

(B5) I enjoy playing and watching games as they offer both physical and mental fitness and stability. They also help in developing sportsmanship and team spirit.

SECTION III : POETRY

Q3. (A) Read the following extract and do the activities:

This fatal likeness even dogged

My footsteps, when at school,

And I was always getting flogged,

For John turned out a fool.

I put this question, fruitlessly,

To everyone I knew,

What would you do, if you were me,

To prove that you were you?

Out close resemblance turned the tide

Of my domestic life,

For somehow, my intended bride

Became my brother’s wife.

In fact, year after year the same

Absurd mistakes went on,

And when I died, the neighbours came

And buried brother John.

(A1) Rewrite putting the happenings in the speaker’s life, in their proper order :

(i) The speaker’s bride became his brother’s wife.

(ii) The speaker desperately asked for guidance.

(iii) The speaker got beaten up, often, at school.

(iv) Even in death, the twins were not spared during burial.

(A2) Write any two lines from the extract, that you find the most humorous.

(A3) Write any two pairs of rhyming words from the extract. Read the following poem points:

If

If you can keep your head when all about you

Are losing theirs and blaming it on you;

If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,

But make allowance for their doubting too;

If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,

Or, being lied about, don’t deal in lies,

Or being hated, don’t give way to hating,

And yet don’t look too good, not talk too wise :

If you can dream and not make dreams your master;

If you can think and not make thoughts your aim;

If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster

And treat those two imposters just the same;

If you can bear to hear the truth, you’ve spoken,

Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,

Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,

And stoop and build, poem up with worn-out tools :

If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,

Or walk with Kings, nor lose the common touch;

If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,

If all men count with you, but none too much;

If you can fill the unforgiving minute

With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run,

Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it,

And which is more you’ll be a Man, may son !

-Rudyard Kipling

Points for appreciation :

• Title :……………………………..
• Poet :……………………………….
• Theme/Central idea (2 to 3 lines) : …………………….
• Rhyme scheme : …………………..
• Figure of speech (any 1) : ………………..
• Special features (Type of the poem, imagery, implied meaning if any) ( 3 to 4 lines)…………………….
• Favourite lines (any 2) : ……………………….
• Why I like/don’t like the poem : …………………

Ans. 3.

(A) (A1) (iii) The speaker got beaten up, often, at school.

(ii) The speaker desperately asked for guidance.

(i) The speaker’s bride became his brother’s wife.

(iv) Even in death, the twins were not spared during burial.

(A2) For somehow, my intended bride

Became my brother’s wife.

(A3) dogged-flogged, school-fool, knew-you.

(B)

Title : If

Poet : Rudyard Kipling

Theme/Central Idea : This poem is a piece of advice given by a father to his son. He wants his son to imbibe these qualities in himself and puts forward that after doing that, he will certainly become a better human being.

Rhyme scheme : The poet has used eight-lined stanzas and the alternate lines are rhyming. So the rhyme scheme is : aaaabcbc for the first stanza and ababcdcd throughout the poem.

Figure of speech : The poet has used many figures of speech adding charm to the poem. As positive and negative qualities are used, the most striking figure of speech used is ‘Antithesis’ as in- “If you can keep your head when all about you are losing their’s”.

Special features : This is a narrative poem advising the son to become a good human being. It has a universal appeal as it is the advice given to the youth for becoming good and respectable citizens. The poem is composed with conditional clauses beginning with ‘If’ to indicate the preconditions for becoming a good human being.

Favourite lines : My favourite lines from the poem are :

‘If you can fill the unforgiving minute

With sixty seconds worth of distance run’

Why I like/don’t like the poem : I like this poem as it tells us in a simple language what our aim in life should be.

SECTION IV:NON-TEXTUAL PASSAGE

Q.4. (A) Read the following passage and do the activities:

This is a brief review of the career of a women who nearly 100 years ago opened the eyes of the world to the new science of nursing. We know her as Florence Nightingale, but to the soldiers she was better known as the Angel of Crimea or simply as the Lady of the Lamp.

Florence Nightingale was born 125 years ago in Florence, Italy. Unlike so many of our other pioneers, she was the daughter of wealthy English parents and reared more or less in luxury. As a young woman, she became somewhat of a problem to her parents. They saw she was not happy in being just a young lady of fashion. She had, what was to them, an unheal thy and unnatural interest in Nursing. Nursing in those days was far from what we know today. A hundred years ago the majority of hospitals were centers of misery, suffering and in too many cases, dirt.

But, despite all this, Florence still wanted to be a nurse, and finally persuaded her parents to let her attend the Deaconess Training School at Kaiserwerth in Germany. For two years she studied and worked under rigorous conditions but instead of being discouraged, she wrote her mother. “This is Life! I wish for no other world but this.” About this time, the Crimean War between England and Russia broke out and a vicious battle was fought on the little Black Sea Peninsula. The British were victorious but the joy at home was shortlived. Resorts began to filter back to London of the terrific loss of life-not so much on the battlefield but in the military hospitals. In fact, over 400 out of every thousand in the hospitals were dying. Sidney Herbert, British Secretary at War and friend of the Nightingales, was at a loss as to just what to do until he thought of Florence. And she, in turn, saw this as just the chance for which she had been waiting. So, after carefully collecting a large store of supplies, she arrived at the battlefront in November 1854 with her 38 nurses just after the Battle of Balaklava.

(A1) Read the passage and complete the sentences in one or two words :

(i) The name of the women mentioned in the passage is

(ii) The women mentioned in the passage was born in

(iii) The women mentioned in the passage was not happy in being just a

(iv) Despite bad conditions of the hospitals the woman wanted to be a

(A2) What were the conditions of the hospitals a hundred years ago?

(A3) Write opposite words from the passage for :
(i) Closed …………………..
(ii) …………………..
(iii) Healthy …………………..
(iv) Few …………………..

(A4) Do as directed :

(i) She was not happy:

(Choose the correct option of ‘Question Tag’)
(a) wasn’t she ?
(b) was she ?
(c) was not she?
(d) didn’t she?

(ii) She studied and worked under rigorous conditions.

(Use ‘as well as’)

(A5) Personal Response :

What do you want to become in your life? Why?

(B) Summary Writing: suitable title to it.

suitable title to it.

Ans. 4.

(A)

(A1) (i) The name of the woman mentioned in the passage is Florence Nightingale.
(ii) The woman mentioned in the passage was born in Florence, Italy.

(iii) The woman mentioned in the passage was not happy in being just a young lady of fashion.

(iv) Despite bad conditions of the hospitals the woman wanted to be a nurse

(A2) A hundred years ago, majority of hospitals were centres of misery, suffering and dirt.

(A3) (i) Closed Opened.

(ii) Sad Happy.

(iii) Healthy Unhealthy.

(iv) Few Many.

(A4) (i) (b) Was she?

(ii) She studied as well as worked under rigorous conditions.

(A5) I want to become a doctor. After becoming a doctor, it is possible for me to serve the poor and needy people and provide them with free medication.

Lady with a Lamp

Florence Nightingale, born in Florence, was a problem for her parents as she didn’t want to be a fashionable young lady. Her parents did not support her interest in nursing as the hospitals then were full of misery, suffering and dirt. Still she convinced her parents and after working for two years rigorously she was contented. During the Crimean War, there was a great loss of life. Florence got the much awaited chance. She collected supplies and went to the battlefront. So the soldiers knew her as the Angel of Crimea.

SECTION V :WRITING SKILLS

Q.5. (A) Letter writing:

(A1) or (A2). Do any one of the following activities:

Imagine you are Tanmay/Tanvi Kashid. You have read the following advertisement regarding different tour packages. Now attempt any one letter from the following :

(B) Dialogue writing/Drafting a speech :

(B1) or (B2) Do any one of the following :

(B1) Dialogue writing :

(a) Prepare a dialogue from the jumbled sentences:

(i) It is full of natural beauty and wild animals.

(ii) Why do you like Nagzira?

(iii) My favourite picnic spot is Nagzira forest.

(iv) Which is your favourite picnic spot?

(b) Complete the dialogue :

PIYUSH : What type of music do you like?

TEJU :……………………………………………..

PIYUSH : Who is your favourite singer ?

TEJU :……………………………………………..

(c) Write a dialogue between you and your friend on minimum three meaningful exchange on ‘CLEAN INDIA, BEAUTIFUL INDIA’.

Or

(B2) Drafting a speech :

Our government has recently banned the use of polybags. Some people still carry polybags for their day to day work. As the secretary of the ‘Environment School Club’ prepare a speech to be delivered on the ‘World Environment Day’ explaining the students the evils of using polybags. Make use of the following points.

• Disadvantages of using polybags.
• Harmful for the earth and the animals.
• Alternative solutions for polybag.
• Effects on the environment.
• Join hands to clean the earth.

Ans. 5.

(A)

(A1)

N. P. School Hostel,

Nagpur.

20 March, 20XX

Dear Father,

I hope this letter finds you in good health. I am also fine here and doing well with studies. I am writing this letter to you for a very special purpose.

Yesterday we were given a pamphlet of R.M. Tours and Travels from Nagpur. They arrange many tours all over India for different time spans and price. But they have offered many benefits and exciting offers for early registrations. After receiving the pamphlet my friends and I have discussed and decided to opt for the package of ‘Kerala’ for 4 or 11 days.

Thus, I seek your permission to go on this vacation with my friends after our exams end. Meanwhile, I am concentrating on my studies and focussing on scoring good marks in the upcoming examinations. The total cost is around ₹ 50,000 .

Therefore, I want your permission to go for this tour.

Please give my heartfelt regards to granny and mother. I am eagerly waiting foryour reply to go ahead and book the vacation.

Yours lovingly

Tanmay

Or

(A2)

Adarsh High School,

Nagpur

November, 20XX

The Manager,

R.M. Tours and Travels,

Amravati Road, Gokulpeth,

Nagpur-12

Subject : Enquiry about Kerala tour.

Sir,

My name is Tanmay Kashid, and I am writing this letter as the Excursion Secretary of our school to enquire about the Kerala tour for all students in Std. X.

We are planning the Kerala tour in the last week of December this year. There are 120 students, four teachers and two peons who have enlisted to go on this tour.

Therefore, I want to enquire about the various offers and benefits offered by your travel company for school tours.

We want the tour to be scheduled for 5 days in the last week of December. Please send us details about concession you can offer for the school tour, availability of a tour guide, and other benefits about accommodation, transportation, and lodging that you can offer.

Please convey the information on the above-mentioned address at your earliest so that we can plan accordingly.

Thanking you,

Yours sincerely

Tanmay Kashid

Excursion Secretary

(B)

(B1)

(a) (iv) Which is your favourite picnic spot?

(iii) My favourite picnic spot is Nagzira forest.

(ii) Why do you like Nagzira ?

(i) It is full of natural beauty and wild animals.

(b) PIYUSH : What type of music do you like?

TEJU : I like to listen to classical music.

PIYUSH : Who is your favourite singer ?

TEJU : My favourite singer is Pt. Vasantrao Deshpande.

(c) I: Hello Kedar! How are you?

Kedar: I am fine thank you. How are you?

I : Are you in a hurry?

Kedar : Yes, I want to go to the school quickly to join the rally for

‘Clean India Beautiful India Campaign.’

I: What do you think about this campaign?

Kedar : I think that we all should participate in such campaigns which benefit our nation.

: What is the aim of this campaign?

Kedar: Whatever mess and garbage we find anywhere, will be picked up and we will try to restore the neighbourhood.

I : True. I strongly feel that it will bring the people of our country together for a good cause.

Kedar : Right. What are you going to do ?

I: Wait. I am coming to the school with you.

Or

(B2) “Say no to Polybags”

Respected teachers and my dear friends.

It’s a great pleasure to talk to you all as the secretary of the Environment Club on the occasion of World Environment Day. Today, I take this opportunity to appeal to everybody present here to make efforts to save the environment.

Though, the government has put a ban on polybags, we are still using them. They are very harmful for this earth and the environment. These bags when thrown
away, remain in the environment for a very long time and keep on releasing toxic gases in the atmosphere. As a result there is an urgent need to find an appropriate alternative for polybags and start using it.

We should start carrying paper bags or cloth bags whenever we are going out for shopping. As responsible citizens, we should start taking the initiative and let others follow it. We should think about the disastrous impact it can have on our earth and the environment.

So I appeal to all of you to join hands to keep our earth clean. Thank you all!

Q.6. (A) Information Transfer:

(A1) or (A2) Do any one of the following activities :

(A1) Non-verbal to verbal :

Write a paragraph on ‘The use of Mobile Phones’ with the help of the following diagram. Add your own points and give a suitable title to it :

(A2) Verbal to Non-verbal :

Read the following information about the elections. Complete the details and the table given below it. Give it a suitable title :

Elections of the Zilla Parishad and Panchayat Samiti of Temruda took place on March, 2007. Here is a report of the voting at Booth No. 24/21 at the Z. P. Primary School.

There were 1045 registered voters in that region. 555 of those were men. Out of the total figures, 570 were literate, whereas 475 were illiterate.

The voting began at . and up-to-date record of voting was maintained every two hours. In the first two hours of voting, a total of 175 voters cast their votes. Out of these 80 were women. A total of 186 voters cast their votes between . and of these were men. The highest turnout was between 11: . and . This was a total of 195 voters, out of which 105 were women. Between p.m. and p.m., 164 voters came out to cast their votes, out of which 83 were men. In the last phase of voting, only 92 men and 58 women turned up for voting.

You may use the following format :

Date : ……………………………………………..

Booth No.: ……………………………………………..

Place : ……………………………………………..

Total voters : ……………………………………………..

No. of votes cast per two hours : ……………………………………………..

(B) Expand the theme:

(B1) or (B2) Do any one of the following activities:

(B1) Expand the following theme :

‘A friend in need is a friend indeed.’ Give a suitable title to it.

Or

(B2) Write a News report based on the given headline :

“Schools encourage kids to take up reading.”

Make use of the following guidelines :

• Headline
• Dateline
• Lead line
• Body of the report
• Conclusion

(A1)

Magic of Mobile Phone

Technology is advancing by leaps and bounds and creating wonders. Mobile phone is one such wonder. It has many features which have proved to be extremely beneficial for us. The internet availability keeps us informed about the world. We can send a text message or make a phone call anywhere to anyone. It links us to social networking platforms and we can visit sites we wish to get information news, entertainment etc., from. We can use voice mail facility to send recorded voice messages as per our wish. We can also listen to new and old songs on the radio.

With the availability of such enticing functions, they have become an important gadget in our daily lives.

(A2)

Date : March, 20XX

Booth No. 24/21

Place : Z.P. Primary School, Temruda

Total Voters : 1045

No. of votes cast per two hours :

(B) (B1)

A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed

The proverbial expression is quite meaningful. Those who are our true friends stand by us in joys, in sorrows as well as difficulties and help us in every way possible. A
true friend is recognised during hardships or tough conditions. Those who swarm around just for the sake of pleasure usually leave in difficult times.

Ram was a rich merchant. His business kept on flourishing. He had a group of ten friends and they used to enjoy life together. Once during the rainy season, there were fierce floods everywhere and Ram’s shops were destroyed. All his friends left him in his ruin and none showed readiness to help him except Umesh. Umesh rushed to save whatever was possible from the shops. Later he even offered some money to Ram to start his business once again after five years. Ram once again started doing good business and realised the meaning of true friendship.

It clearly shows that adversity makes only true friends stay with us. Adverse conditions help realise the worth of our friends. True friends are our true wealth.

(B2)

Schools Encourage Kids to Take Up Reading

Pune, August 19, 20xx

All the leading schools of Pune are taking great efforts to encourage the kids going to schools to start reading books to collect a vast store of information by establishing new equipped libraries full of books and introducing supervised reading period in their schedule.

The authorities of many schools conducted a meeting last month for finding solution for kids who have not taken up reading. Quick decisions were not just taken but implemented rapidly. Many schools have allocated new rooms for libraries and special funds were also created to fill them with variety of books, journals and magazines. Then a special period of one hour was introduced in the schedule of the schools and special teachers were appointed to supervise the reading periods. Various workshops and lectures were organised to make children understand the importance of reading and also to know what they should read and why. As a result many children are seen reading religiously in the libraries and are asking thought-provoking questions to their teachers on various subjects. This is a good change taking place due to the initiative implemented by school authorities.

-By School Reporter

SECTION VI : SKILL DEVELOPMENT

Q.7. (A) Live English:

Complete the following ‘Leaflet’ about a hill station that you have recently visited.

(1) Name of the hill station – ……………………………………………..

(2) Location – ……………………………………………..

(3) Transport facilities – ……………………………………………..

(4) Climate – ……………………………………………..

(5) Things to see – ……………………………………………..

(6) Facilities to stay – ……………………………………………..

(7) Special attractions – ……………………………………………..

(B) Translation :

(i) Translate the following words into your medium of instruction :
(a) Success
(b) Happily

(ii) Translate the following sentences into your medium of instruction :
(a) Save water, save earth.
(b) Service to man is service to God.

(iii) Choose the sentences of your medium of instruction and translate them into English :
(i) झाडे लावा, प्रदूषण टाळ्ठा। OR (ii) पुस्तके माझे मित्र आहेत।
(i) पेड़ लगाओ, प्रदूषण भगाओ। (ii) पुस्तकें मेरी मित्र है।

Ans. 7. (A)

(1) Name of the Hill station-Mahabaleshwar.

(2) Location-Satara district approx. from Pune.

(3) Transport facilities-S. T. Buses ply regularly from Mumbai, Pune etc.

Private buses and cars are also available.

(4) Climate-Cool and pleasant

(5) Things to see-Various points with beauty of nature such as Sunrise Point, Wilson Point, Ludwick Point and Bombay Point. Besides one can visit Table land at Panchgani and temple of lord Ganesh at Wai.

(6) Facilities to stay-MTDC Resort offer 1st class and 2nd class suites. Many private hotels and accommodations are available.

(7) Special attractions-

(i) Boating in Venna Lake

(ii) Mupro Garden at Panchgani

(B) (a) (i) यश (ii) आनंदाने

(b) (i) पाणी वाचवा, पृथ्वी वाचवा (ii) जनसेवा हीच ईश्वरसेवा

(c) (i) Plant trees, avoid pollution. (ii) Books are my friends.