VOCABULARY

Combine the words in column A with its collective word in column B.

1 Marks
Sl No A B
1) Lay : Attention, Emphasis, Notice, Story
Ans: Emphasis
2) Noble : Leaders, Nurse, Doctor, Driver
Ans : Leaders
3) Manufacture : Cars, Cat, Cell, Create
Ans : Cars
4) Launch : Plain, bus, Car, Satellites
Ans: Satellites
5) Developed : Lands, Cities, Villages, Nations
Ans: Nations
6) Ticking : Alarm, watch, clock, Pan
Ans: Clock
7) Snoring : Wind, Sand, Sound, Round
Ans: Sound
8) Fast : Rain, Vain, Train, Stain
Ans: Train
9) Quick : Balance, Lance, Glance, Hence
Ans: Glance
10) Rapid : Decline, Increase, Progress, Growth
Ans: Decline, Progress, Growth
11) Commit : Mistake, Blunder, Crime, Suicide
Ans: Mistake, Crime, Suicide
12) Blood : Post, Water, Book, Bank
Ans: Bank
13) Nuclear : Land, Weapon, Battle, Bolt
Ans: Weapon
14) Wheel : Stool, table, Chair, Book
Ans: Chair
15) Earth : Land, Water, Quake, Sun
Ans: Quake

HOW MANY SYLLABLES DO THE FOLLOWING WORDS CONTAIN.

1) One or single syllable words

(1) Quiz – quiz (5) People – people
(2) Whole – whole (6) Tall – tall
(3) Wide – wide (7) All – all
(4) School – school (8) Check – check

2) Two syllable words

(1) Idea - i-dea (5) Canteen - ca-teen
(2) Vanish - va-nish (6) Section - sec-tion
(3) Accept - ac-cept (7) Taller - tal-ler
(4) Again - a-gain (8) Ago - a-go

3) Three syllable words

(1) Conscience - con-sci-ence
(2) Reflection - re-flec-ction
(3) Direction - di-rec-tion
(4) Continent - con-ti-nent
(5) Adventure - ad-ven-ture

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 (6) Determine - de-ter-mine
(7) Primary - pri-ma-ry

4) Which word has four or five syllabus

(1) Probability, Conscience, Section, Second Ans: Probability
(2) Vanish, Anger, primary determination Ans: Determination
(3) Decoction, Damager, Danger, Dull Ans: Decoction
(4) Experiment, Express, English, Engage Ans: Experiment
(5) Collect, Collective, Common, Call Ans: Collective

5) Give one word for the following

(1) One who is trained in doing acts of public service. Ans: Scout
(2) One who travels to work place daily. Ans: Commuter
(3) A piece of land in which fruits trees are grown. Ans: Orchard
(4) Type of small deer which has large beautiful eyes. Ans: Gazelle
(5) A feeling of very great surprise. Ans: Astonishment
(6) A lever or wheel controlling the rudder of a ship for steering.Ans: Helm
(7) Long, Sharp teeth of some animals like snake Ans: Fangs
(8) A person who enters a building in order to steal. (house-breaker)Ans: Burglar
(9) To become unconscious. Ans: Black out
(10) Someone whose job is to look after a school or a large building.Ans: Janitor
(11) Very eager for knowledge. Ans: Voracious
(12) That which cannot be satisfied. Ans: Insatiable
(13) A great performer, especially a musician. Ans: Mestro
(14) Voice filled with sadness. Ans: Choked voice

6) Fill in the blanks choosing the appropriate words given in the bracket
(Homophones)
(1) Ramesh has a __________in his bag. Roopa has __________to Mangaluru (bean /
been)
(2) Vinod’s ______is a doctor. The____ light is good for plants. (son/sun)
(3) All living beings are made of ________.The sea _____ a[re found on the seashore
(cells/shells)
(4) The ________ gave a speech on the ceremony Gandhiji Jayanti as Gandhiji was
a man of ________ (principal /principle)
(5) Ambika is a member of Rani Channamma ________ . David is a member of the
dance ________ (troop/ troupe)
(6) Dr Vishaka treated many ________ today. Nurse Pameela has a lot of
________(patients/ patience)
(7) The coat was put on a ________. Airplanes are kept in a ________(hangar /
hanger)
(8) There are seven days in a ________. If we don’t eat properly we will become
________ (week / weak)

Fill in the blanks using the opposites, by adding prefix (1)

(1) Varsha’s calculation was accurate while Nazir’s calculation was ________
Ans: inaccurate.

(2) Prince Siddarth’s argument was just but Dev Datta’s argument was ________
Ans : unjust
(3) Your story is believable. Her story is ______ Ans : Unbelievable

(4) The children should have shown gratitude to their teachers. The shouting was a
sign of ________. Ans : Ingratitude

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 (5) My sister’s chair is very comfortable. My chair is _______.

Ans: Uncomfortable.

(6) The merchant was an honest man. But his wife was a_____ woman.
Ans : dishonest

(7) The girls sat and waited with patience for the dance to start. But the boys
showed their ________ Ans : impatience.

(8) The ghee that Shambu sells is pure whereas, the ghee that we get at the shop is
________ Ans : impure

(9) We want proper documents to get admissions. You will not get admission with
________ documents Ans :improper

(10) The freedom fighters respected Gandhiji. They showed ________ to the British.
Ans : disrespected.

2 x 2 Marks
(1) Read the following passage and answer the questions that follows:
Once addressing a huge gathering Dayanand Saraswati thundered, “Your
ancestors were not uncivilized men living in forest. They were great men who
enlightened the world, your history is not a story of defeats. It is the story of the
conquerors of the world. Your history is not a story of defeats. The Vedas are
immortal truth which shaped mighty souls like Sri Rama and Sri Krishna. Arise,
awake and be proud of your glorious history. Take inspiration from it to model the
present. Shame upon your modern education which fills you with contempt for your
ancestors.”

(25) What are the Vedas?

(26) What does the speaker advise us to do?

(2) Read the following passage and answer the questions that follows:

Bankim Chandra would never sacrifice justice and self-respect. The arrogance
of white men never frightened him. When he was a deputy magistrate, he had a
superior officer called Munroe, who was the commissioner of Kolkata. On his
morning walk, one day, Bankim Chandra met Munroe near Eden Garden. A British
Officer in those days expected, every Indian Official to show him respect by bowing
modestly before him. But Bankim Chandra just walked past him saying “Good
Morning” politely. Munroe was enraged. That evening Bankim Chandra received an
order transferring him to a far off place.

Questions:

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 (24) What was the result of the polite “Good Morning”, to Munroe?
(25) What do you think of the incident?

RE-ARRANGE THE JUMBLED WORDS INTO A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE

1 Marks
1) Lovely / how/ flowers/ these/ are/ !
2) Does/ why/ the/ bee/ on/ sit/ the /?/ flower.
3) Can/ be/ what/ achieved/ working/ by/ together/?
4) Science/ their/ is/ indispensable/ and/ guardian/ caretaker.
5) A powerful/ what/ concentration/ mind/ of/ had/ Narendra/ !
6) You/ did/ to/ school/ go/ yesterday/?
7) Hear/ him/ did/ you/?
8) Can/ she/ English/ speak/?
9) Is/ where/ he/ sleeping/?
10) Swami/ always/ had/ slept/ his/ granny/ beside

ANSWERS:
1) How lovely these flowers are !
2) Why does the bee sit on the flower?
3) What can be achieved by working together?
4) Science is the indispensable guardian and caretaker.
5) What a powerful concentration of mind Narendra had !
6) Did you go to school yesterday?
7) Did you hear him?
8) She can speak English.
9) Where he is sleeping?
10) Swami had always slept beside his granny.

GRAMMAR (LANG-USE)
QUESTION TAG
1 Marks
1) I have applied for the job, ________________? Ans: haven’t I?
2) I am the captain, ________________? Ans: aren’t I?
3) Don Anselmo did not accept the money, ________________? Ans: did he?
4) Anant felt very happy, ________________? Ans: didn’t he?
5) She will never make the mistake, ________________? Ans: won’t she?
6) Babu couldn’t face the cow, ________________?Ans: could he ?
7) Let us sit under the tree, ________________?Ans: shall we?
8) Your mother cooks well, ________________?Ans: doesn’t she?
9) She doesn’t read fast, ________________?Ans: does she?
10) Lift the table, ________________? Ans: won’t you?

Read the given conversation and chose the language function of the
underlined word.

1) Passenger : I want to get down near the museum.

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 Conductor : Sir, there is no stop near the Museum. You get down at
Saptagiri circle and walk. It is very close to the circle.

a) Order b) Suggestion c) Advice d) Enquiry Ans: Suggestion

2) Teacher : Children, we are planning a picnic next week it will be to

Mysore zoo
Student : Thank you sir,

Teacher : Who would like to come?

Student : All of us, sir.

a) Inquiry b) Advice c) Request d) Order Ans: Inquiry

3) Mother : Rita, go and bring some vegetables

Rita : Yes mom, please give me a bag and some money

a) Suggestion b) Order c) Request d) Advice Ans: Request

4) Father : Raghu, why are you shouting?

Raghu : No, Daddy, I am talking.

Father : With whom you are taking?

Raghu : With my friend Rajesh.

a) Enquiry b) Advice c) Information d) Request Ans: Enquiry

5) Mother : Where are you going Raju?

Raju : School, mother.

Mother : Then go with dad, dear.

Raju : Yes mother.

a) Request b) Information c) Obey d) Advice Ans: Obey

Read the conversation and fill in the blanks with correct ‘If clause choosing
from the gives alternative

1) Ramesh : Aditya, are you not well?

Aditya : I’m suffering from fever and cold.

Ramesh : Did you eat ice-cream too much?

Aditya : Yesterday, I was completely drenched in the rain

Ramesh : If you had taken umbrella _____ stayed fit and fine

a) would have b) will have c) might d) would

2) Hema : Aruna, hope you are happy with your result

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 Aruna : Yes, but I expected more

Hema : How much you have scored?

Aruna : I got only 82 %. If I had studied hard I ______ scored more

marks.

a) could b) may c) would have d) will have

3) Karim : Kiran, what is that bandage on you left leg?

Kiran : Oh! I fell from my bike.

Karim : I have told you many times to drive slow, but you never do
that.
Kiran : If I had taken it seriously, I ______ missed the accident.

a) might b) should c) will d) would have

Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles and preposition

1) Don Anselmo wore ______ same faded coat, carried the same stick and was
accompanied ______ the boy again. Ans: the, by
2) He bought ____ pen. He gave it ____ his best friend. Ans: a, to

3) I sent ____ messenger ____ to the mountains for Don Anselmo. Ans: a, up

4) Lakshmi is _____ advocate. She is ____ lady _____ principles Ans: an, a, of

5) Renuka went _____ market to buy vegetables. But ____ market was so crowded
that she returned without vegetables. Ans: to, the

6) Wangjia lay on ____ ground and began ____ crawl forward Ans: the, to

CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE MODALS AND COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING

1) Take an umbrella. It ____ rain
a) Must b) May c) Would d) May Ans: May
2) You ______ enter the hall bare-footed.
a) Should b) Dare c) Need d) Would Ans: Should
3) _____ you mind if I sit here?
a) May b) Can c) Will d) Would Ans: Would
4) Meet the headmaster. He _____ help you
a) Must b) Might c) Shall d) Can Ans: Might
5) _____ you please help me to lift this bag?
a) Could b) Can c) Shall d) Should Ans: Could
6) _____ I come tomorrow to take your camera ?
a) Will b) Shall c) Would d) May Ans: Shall
7) You _____ respect the constitution
a) Can b) Ought to c) Could d) Will Ans: ought to
8) There is plenty of time. You _____ not hurry
a) Must b) Will c) Need d) Could Ans: Need

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9) I think you are not well. You _____ go home.
a) Will b) Can c) Could d) Shall Ans: Can
10) I’ll lend you my book. But you _____ return it by evening.
a) Could b) Can c) Must d) Ought Ans: Must

READ THE FOLLOWING CONVERSATION AND CHOSE THE CORRECT INFINITIVES

1) Sai : Appa, please tell me a story.
Grandpa : No, Sai, today you are going to tell me one.
a) tell b) going c) to tell d) told Ans:to tell
2) Maya : Geeta, are you coming to see the fair?
Geeta : No Maya, I have some urgent work in my village.

a) Coming b) Have c) See d) To see Ans:to see

3) Harsha : Ravi, where are you going?

Ravi : I am going to buy vegetables.
a) bought b) to buy c) buy d) going Ans:to buy

4) Kala : Congrats! Suma.

Suma : Thank you, Kala.
Kala : What next? I mean your future plans….

suma : I want to study M.S.

a) Want b) Study c) To study d) Studied Ans: to study

5) Vijay : Have a look at this beautiful painting, Varun
Varun : Beautiful painting, isn’t it?

Vijay : The painter has tried to convey the message of universal

brotherhood.
a) Look b) Try c) Painting d) To convey Ans: to convey

Use the following words as noun in a sentence of your own 1 mark

1) Trouble : Children of Rio-en Medio gave a lot of trouble to Americans

(Noun)
2) Thought : My mother’s thought is right. (noun)
3) Appeal : The government helped the farmer’s appeal.
4) Cheat : All shop keepers are not cheat.
5) Concentration : Swami Vivekanand had a powerful concentration of mind.
6) Control : Students should have control over their mind.
7) Worship : Work is worship.
8) Plan : The plan of ‘Chandrayana 2’was not successful
9) Kind : Kindness is a good quality of human beings.
10) Wisdom : Wisdom is greater than everything.
11) Success : Success is a symbol of handwork.
12) Strength : Unity is strength, strength is life.
13) Fame : Dr Shivan’s fame is speed far and wide.

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14) Interest : I have a great interest in learning English
15) Bravery : Shivaji exhibited his bravery in the battle field.
Use the following words as verb in sentence of your own 1 mark

1) Trouble : Our neighbour troubles us

2) Thought : My mother thought of my higher education.
3) Ride : Children ride the bicycle very fast
4) Cheat : Some shop keepers cheat the customers.
5) Concentrate : Concentrate your mind towards health.
6) Control : We control our mind.
7) Plan : The students planned to get more marks.
8) Question : Swamy questioned his father.
9) Answer : Wise students answered all the questions.
10) Dream : We dream of our future.
11) Produce : The farmers have to produce food grains.
12) Mark : The students marked the most suitable answer.
13) Book : Kavita booked for a train ticket.
14) Worship : The students worship teachers as God.
15) State : The lawyer stated his argument.
Use the following words as adjective in a sentence of your own 1 mark

1) Truthful : Gandhiji was a truthful boy in his childhood.

2) Honest : Dr Ambedkar was an honest man.
3) Wise : Dr Ambedkar was a wise minister.
4) Beautiful : Kavita is a beautiful girl.
5) Kind : Ashok was a kind king.
6) Childish : Childish days are very strange.
7) Civilized : India is a civilized nation.
8) Glorious : Cricket is a glorious game.
9) Healthy : Healthy children are active.
10) Happy : Small family is a happy family.
11) Strong : The elephant is a strong animal.
12) Brine : Bhima is a brave boy.
13) Famous : Dharwad is famous for Pedha.
14) Golden : Women like golden ornaments.
15) Attractive : The rose is an attractive flower.

Name the parts of speech of the underlined word 1 Mark

a) Honesty is the best policy.
b) Suresh was given the admission.
c) He was given an appointment later. Ans: Noun
d) There is some improvement in his studies.
e) There will be the addition of members to the fair
a) John is absent because he is ill.
b) Platinum is a metal. It is very expensive
c) Ravi gave her that book. Ans: Pronoun
d) Suma is clever girl, she works very hard.

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e) My parents are in America, they are coming next week.

a) The hermits are wise men.

b) Rose is a beautiful flower.
c) The food was very delicious. Ans: Adjective
d) The Japanese are hard workers.
e) The fox is a cunning animal.

a) My mother teaches Mathematics.

b) He cleaned the garden.
c) He fell from the tree. Ans: Verb
d) They are watering the plants.
e) Close the window.

a) Rohan runs very fast.

b) She did the sum quickly.
c) I can’t see clearly. Ans: Adverb
d) He has written the answer correctly.
e) He could sing easily.

a) The cow is grazing in the field.

b) He went to the market.
c) There are trees along the roadside. Ans: Preposition
d) Mahesh is ready for the exam.
e) He was suspected of robbery.
f) The plane is flying over the building.
g) He is standing between two poles.

a) I don’t know whether he will come.

b) If you work hard, you will pass
c) I like coffee but I don’t like tea Ans: Conjunction
d) Ram and sham are good friends
e) He was late because he missed the bus
f) Although/Though he failed, he continued his efforts

a) Alas! the king is dead

b) Oh! what a beautiful scenery
c) Hurray! we won the game Ans: Interjection
d) Ah! the pain
e) Oh! what a catch

Change the following into other two degrees of comparison

1) No other boy in the class is as clever as Amit. _____ Positive

A: Amit is cleverer than any other boy in the class. _____ Comparative
Amit is the cleverest boy in the class. _____ Superlative

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 2) No other animal is as huge as the elephant. _____ Positive
A: The elephant is huger than any other animal. _____ Comparative
The elephant is the hugest animal. _____ Superlative

3) No other flower is as small as the lily. _____ Positive

A: The lily is smaller than any other flower. _____ Comparative
The lily is the smallest flower. _____ Superlative

4) No other girl is as pretty as Reenu. _____ Positive

A: Reenu is prettier than any other girl. _____ Comparative
Reenu is the prettiest girl. _____ Superlative

5) No other sight was as shocking as this that man ever _____ Positive
seen.
A: This was a more shocking than any other sight that man _____ Comparative
ever seen.
This was the most shocking sight that man ever seen. _____ Superlative

6) No other flower is as beautiful as rose. _____ Positive

A: Rose is more beautiful than any other flower. _____ Comparative
Rose is the most beautiful flower. _____ Superlative

7) Very few buildings are as big as Asha-Kiran. _____ Positive

A: Asha-Kiran is bigger than many other buildings. _____ Comparative
Asha-Kiran is one of the biggest buildings. _____ Superlative

8) Very few boys were as brilliant as Vivek _____ Positive

A: Vivek was more brilliant than many other boys. _____ Comparative
Vivek was one of the most brilliant boys. _____ Superlative

Combine the following sentence using too - to and so - that - not

1) It is very hot. We cannot go out.

It is too hot to go out.
It is so hot that we cannot go out.

2) The box is heavy. They cannot lift it up.

The box is too heavy to lift it up.
The box is so heavy that they cannot lift it up.

3) The bat is costly. He cannot buy it.

The bat is too costly to buy.
The bat is so costly that he cannot buy it.

4) The boy is very weak. He cannot read it.

The boy is too weak to read it.
The boy is so weak that we cannot read on it.

5) The paper is very thin. We cannot write on it.

The paper is too thin to write on it.
The paper is so thin that we cannot write on it.

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6) You are very young. You cannot marry now.
You are too young to marry now.
You are so young that you cannot marry now.

7) The old man is very weak. He cannot run the race.

The old man is too weak to run the race.
The old man is so weak that he cannot run the race.

8) Your mobile balance is low. You cannot make a call.

Your mobile balance is too low to make a call.
Your mobile balance is so low that you cannot make call.

Look at the picture given below. Write a description or an account of what the picture suggests
to you in a paragraphs

1 x 3 Marks

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 LONG QUESTION (PROSE)
4 Marks
1) How can you say that Satish became popular all over the world?

Or

“Physical disability is no barrier to success.” Justify this statement with

reference to the life of satish Gujral, who was physically disabled.

Ans: Physical disability is only a state of mind is proved by Satish Gujral. In his
childhood, he lost his balance on a rickety bridge, his head and both the legs were
badly injured, several operations were performed, his legs were healed but he
remained weak. He suffered from frequent bouts of fever and infection. The world
remained silent for him when had hearing problem. He lost his sense of hearing. The
doctors were unable to do anything. He had great interest in painting and drawing.
Through a little fussy in the beginning, his father provided him all the materials for
painting and he became a famous painter. Now he is among the foremost artists of
India and one of the foremost artist who is accomplished in painting, sculpture,
architecture as well as in writing. His works have been exhibited in prestigious
museums and he has been awarded the Order of the Crown from Belgium. He has
also been honoured with the Padma Vibhushan.
LONG QUESTION (POEM)

Grandma Climbs a Tree (summary)

4 marks
This poem is written by Ruskin Bond.

In this poem, the poet expresses how an old woman keeps her childish habit

and desire in her old age. The poet calls his grandma as genius because she could

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climb trees even at the age of sixty two (62). Ever since her childhood, she had this

gift. She found happiness on a tree than in a lift.

The family members, neighbours and well-wishers told her to stop climbing the

trees. They told her to lead a graceful life in old age but grandma laughed and said

she would grow disgracefully. She learnt to climb trees from her brother at an early

age of six (6). One day, when her family members were in town, she climbed the tree

but could not come down, somehow she was rescued. The doctor advised her a week

bed rest, she felt it was like in hell. After recovery, she told her son that she wanted

a house on the tree top. Her son immediately started the work and made a beautiful

house with windows and a door. She was given food and wine. Sitting there, she

used to eat and drink with her grandson and lived there happily.

MEMORIZATION OF POEM
4 Marks

The quality of mercy is not strain'd;

It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
Upon the place beneath. It is twice blest:
It blesseth him that gives, and him that takes.
'Tis mightiest in the mightiest; it becomes

The throned monarch better than his crown.

His sceptre shows the force of temporal power,
The attribute to awe and majesty,
Wherein doth sit the dread and fear of kings;
But mercy is above this sceptred sway;

It is enthroned in the heart of kings;

It is an attribute to God himself;
And earthly power doth then show likest God's
When mercy seasons justice.

William Shakespeare

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 BLIND BOY

O say what is that thing call'd light,

Which I must ne'er enjoy.
What are the blessings of the sight,
O tell your poor blind boy!

You talk of wondrous things you see,

You say the sun shines bright;
I feel him warm, but how can he
Or make it day or night?

My day or night myself I make,

When'ver I sleep or play;
And could I ever keep awake
With me `twere always day.

With heavy sighs I often hear

You mourn my hapless woe;
But sure with patience I can bear
A loss I ne'er can know.

Then let not what I cannot have

My cheer of mind destroy :
Whilst thus I sing, I am a king,
Although a poor blind boy.
Colley Cibber

WRITING
PROFILE WRITING
4 Marks
Given below is a profile of Dr Kushal. Write a paragraph using the same.
Age : 55 years,
Qualification : M. B. B. S., M. D
Profession : Physician
Working place : Amruta Multi Specialty Hospital, Bangaluru
Reasons for popularity: committed to his work,
loves the patients, always available.

Hobbies : Reading, Music.

Ans: Dr Kushal is 55 years old. He is M B B S, M D. He is a famous physician at

Amruta Multi Specialty Hospital, Bangaluru. He is very much committed to this work.
He loves his patients so much that he is always available to them. His hobbies are
reading and music.

2) Given below is a profile of Dr C V Raman write a paragraph using the same.

Birth : November 7, 1888

Place of birth : Trichy
Parents : Chandarashekhara Iyer and Parvati Ammal.
Qualification : M A in Physics from Presidency College, Madras.

Profession : Scientist

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Awards won : Nobel prize for his work an scattering of light and his discovery
of the effect of light Rays (Raman Effect).

Death : November 21, 1970

Dr C V Raman was born on November 7, 1888 at Trichy. His parents were

Chandrashekhar Iyer and Parvati Ammal. He completed his M A in Physics from
Presidency college, Madras. He was a great scientist. He won the Nobel Prize for his
work on Scattering of light and his discovery of the effect of light rays, also known as
Raman effect. He died on November 21, 1970.

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 LETTER WRITING (OFFICIAL)
5 marks

Imagine that you are Sarala or Shyam, a student of Govt. High School,
Chickmagalore. Write a leave-note to your Headmaster. Use the clues given
below.

Sister's wedding- at a temple in Udupi- going there the previous day-so leave
for three days:

From:
Shyam,
Standard 10A,
Govt.High School,
Chickmagalore.
22 November, 2019.

To,
The Headmaster,
Govt. High School,
Chickmaglore.

Respected Sir,

Sub: Application for leave.

My parents have arranged the wedding of my sister and the function will
be held at Sri Govinda Temple, Udupi on 4 December, 2019. We all are going
there on 3 December. We will be returning to Chickmagalore only on 5
December. So, I humbly request you to grant me leave for three days.

Thanking you.

Yours obediently,
Shyam.

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 LETTER WRITING (OFFICIAL)

Write a letter to the Manager, K S R T C Hassan, requesting him to provide

more buses to our village

From:
Padmini Rao,
12, P.S.Road,
K.R. Extension,
HASSAN.
14 Nov, 2019.

To,
The Manager,
K.S.R.T.C.,
Hassan,

Sir,

Sub: Request to provide more buses.

I am the resident of K.R.Extension. There are more than a hundred families
living in this area. There are about sixty college going boys and girls, many
people are going to the town for jobs and business. There is only one bus
running between Hassan and our area. We find it very difficult to reach the
town in time. Sometimes the bus does not come at all. So, on behalf of the
residents of this extension area I humbly request you to provide two more
buses to our area. I hope your kindness will do the needful.

Thanking you.

Yours faithfully,
Padmini Rao.

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 PERSONAL LETTER

Write a letter to your friend inviting him or her to your School day.

From:
Santhosh,
S.M.S.High School,
Sindagi.
3 Dec. 2019.

My dear Shashi,

I am fine here. How are you? I got your letter yesterday. I was very happy
to read it. Our third tests are over and I am very happy to write that I scored
top marks in all the subjects. We have decided to celebrate our School-Day on
27 December, 2019. The function will start with the flag hoisting at 10 a.m., by
Prof. Nagesh Reddy of a nearby college professor. The stage function will be
starting at 10.45. Dr. Nagendra Rao, an eminent doctor of our town will
preside over the function. There will be dances and short plays. I welcome you
to our school-day. Please come here on 26 December. I will give you company.
Please come and make me happy.
Convey my regards to your parents.
Please reply me.

Yours lovingly,
Santhosh.

Address:
To Mr. Shashiraj,
Standard 10 B,
S.N.V.High School, Karkala.

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