Examples of unseen passage for practice

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 Title: “The Enchanted Forest”

Once upon a time, in a mystical forest, ancient trees whispered secrets to the wind. Their gnarled branches reached toward the sky, adorned with emerald leaves that sparkled like jewels. The forest floor was a tapestry of moss, ferns, and delicate wildflowers.

In this enchanted realm, magical creatures roamed freely. Fairies flitted among the blossoms, their wings shimmering in the dappled sunlight. Elves, clad in forest-green attire, tended to the flora with care. And hidden deep within the heart of the forest lay the legendary Fountain of Dreams—a pool said to grant wishes to those pure of heart.

One day, a young girl named Lila ventured into the forest. Her eyes widened as she beheld the wonders around her. She listened intently to the rustling leaves, hoping to decipher their ancient language. The fairies danced, weaving spells of joy and wonder.

As Lila explored, she stumbled upon an old oak tree. Its bark bore intricate carvings—a map to the Fountain of Dreams. Determined, she followed the winding path, overcoming obstacles with courage. Finally, she stood before the shimmering pool.

Lila closed her eyes and made her wish—a wish for peace, love, and understanding in the world. The water glowed, and her heart swelled with hope. When she opened her eyes, she found herself back at the forest’s edge, a newfound resolve burning within her.

And so, Lila returned to her village, carrying the forest’s magic with her. She spread kindness, planted seeds of compassion, and shared stories of the enchanted realm. The forest had transformed her, and she vowed to protect its secrets forever.

Questions:

  1. What did the ancient trees in the forest whisper to?
  2. Describe the appearance of fairies in the enchanted forest.
  3. What was hidden deep within the heart of the forest?
  4. How did Lila feel when she stood before the Fountain of Dreams?
  5. What did Lila wish for?

Remember to read the passage thoroughly and answer the questions based on the information provided. Happy practicing!


Unseen Passage with Multiple Choice Questions | Thomas’ Generosity

When Thomas was fifteen, he was a very intelligent and generous boy. He spent his day only reading, eating, and sleeping. Other than that, he didn’t do anything. When the teachers of his class asked him any question, he would answer it immediately. He always kept himself away from social activities, but once when he was going to his school, he saw a very old man begging on the roadside. At first, he thought that he should stop there and ask him why he was begging because he was too old to do that; instead, he should rest. However, he realized that if he stopped there, he would be late for school. After contemplating for a while, he went to the old man. He noticed that everyone was passing by him, but no one was giving him alms. Thomas took out twenty rupees from his pocket and gave them to the beggar. By doing that, he felt very good and reached the school gasping.

Questions:

  1. How did Thomas spend his day?

    • (a) Only doing social activities
    • (b) Only reading, eating, and sleeping
    • © Only eating and sleeping
    • (d) None of the above

  2. Who did Thomas see on his way to school?

    • (a) A hermit
    • (b) A poor man
    • © An old man
    • (d) A poor woman

  3. What did Thomas want to ask the old man?

    • (a) The reason for begging
    • (b) To eat healthy food
    • © To beg as much as he could
    • (d) To rest instead of begging

  4. What is the synonym of “gasp”?

    • (a) Heave
    • (b) Breath
    • © Blow
    • (d) Inhale

  5. How much money did Thomas give to the beggar?

    • (a) Thirty rupees
    • (b) Twenty rupees
    • © Fifteen rupees
    • (d) Twenty-five rupees

Answers:

  1. (b) Only reading, eating, and sleeping
  2. © An old man
  3. (d) To rest instead of begging
  4. (a) Heave
  5. (b) Twenty rupees

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