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Questions - Homework - 9th - English - 2022-09-09T1509
Questions - Homework - 9th - English - 2022-09-09T1509
English - 9th
Q (1): Turn the following into Indirect Speech:
‘What do you want?’ he said to her. (SUBJECTIVE)
Q (2): Turn the following into Indirect Speech:
He said, ‘How’s your father?’ (SUBJECTIVE)
Q (3): Turn the following into Indirect Speech:
‘Are you coming home with me?’ he asked. (SUBJECTIVE)
Q (4): Turn the following into Indirect Speech:
He said to us, ‘Why are you all sitting about there doing nothing?’ (SUBJECTIVE)
Q (5): Turn the following into Indirect Speech:
‘Do you really come from China?’ said the prince. (SUBJECTIVE)
Q (6): Turn the following into Indirect Speech:
‘Do you write a good hand?’ he said. (SUBJECTIVE)
Q (7): Turn the following into Indirect Speech:
‘Have you anything to say on behalf of the prisoner?’said the judge finally.
(SUBJECTIVE)
Q (8): Turn the following into Indirect Speech:
Aladdin said to the magician, ‘What have I done to deserve so severe a blow?’
(SUBJECTIVE)
Case study:
Read the following extract carefully and answer the questions that follow:
He also felt a special interest in a fellow student, Mileva Maric, whom he found to be a
'clever creature'. This young Serb had come to Switzerland because the
University in Zurich was one of the few in Europe where woman could get
degrees. Einstein saw in her ally against the 'Philistines'-those people in his
family and at the university with whom he was constantly at odds. (CASE_STUDY)
Q (9): Who is 'clever creature' and 'young Serb' in the passage?
( a ) Einstein’s mother is referred to as 'clever creature' and 'young Serb'.
( b ) Einstein’s teacher is referred to as 'clever creature' and 'young Serb'.
( c ) Mileva Marie, a fellow student with Einstein is referred to as 'clever creature' and
'young
Serb'.
( d ) Marie Curie, a fellow student of Einstein is referred to as 'clever creature' and 'young
Serb'.
( b ) The young Serb had come to Switzerland because she loved the beauty of the country
and wanted to live there.
( c ) The young Serb had come to Switzerland because she saw how well Einstein was doing
in Switzerland and wanted to do as well as him.
( d ) The young Serb had come to Switzerland because her parents had forced her to get a
degree like the rest of the woman in the University of Zurich.
Q (11): What was the attitude of Einstein towards the young Serb?
( a ) Einstein felt a special interest towards her.
( b ) Einstein did not like her at all.
( c ) Einstein wanted to join her.
( d ) Einstein felt a special interest towards her and wanted to join her.
Q (12): Find a word in the passage which means 'centre of higher learning'.
( a ) The word in the passage that means 'centre of higher learning' is 'university'.
( b ) The word in the passage that means 'centre of higher learning' is 'degrees'.
( c ) The word in the passage that means 'centre of higher learning' is 'special interest'.
( d ) The word in the passage that means 'centre of higher learning' is 'creature'.
Case study:
Read the following extract carefully and answer the questions that follow:
But Albert Einstein was not a bad pupil. He went to high school in Munich, where
Einstein’s family moved when he was 15 months old, and scored good marks
in almost every subject. Einstein hated the school’s regimentation, and often clashed
with his teachers. At the age of 15, Einstein felt so stifled there that he left school for
good. (CASE_STUDY)
Q (14): How can you say Einstein was not a bad pupil?
( a ) Einstein was always punctual to class, which is how we can say he was a good pupil.
( b ) Einstein was always asking good questions to the teacher, which is how we can say he
was a good pupil.
( c ) Einstein scored good marks in almost every subject, which is how we can say he was a
good pupil.
( d ) Einstein was very organised, which is how we can say he was a good pupil.
( d ) Einstein hated the school as he thought he was too smart for what they were teaching
in
school.