Choose the correct options to fill in the blanks to complete the note about the

Wangala Festival of Meghalaya.

1. The Wangala (i)______ festival for the Garo in Meghalaya, Assam and
Nagaland. It is a postharvest festival (ii)________ the end of the agricultural year.
It is popularly known as ‘The Hundred Drums’ festival. During the signature
dance, the leading warrior (iii)_________ with synchronised 7 dance steps and
specific hand-head movements.
(i) a) is important b) are an important c) was the important d) is an important

(ii) a) being celebrated for marking b) celebrated to mark c) celebrate to mark d) being
celebrated for mark

(iii) a) leads the youngsters b) lead the youngsters c) was leading the youngsters d) had
led the youngsters

2. Tansen Sangeet Samaroh (i) _______ every year in the month of December in
Behat village of Gwalior district, Madhya Pradesh. It is a 4-day musical
extravaganza. Artists and music lovers from all over the world (ii) _______ here to
pay tribute to the Great Indian Musical Maestro Tansen. The event is organized at
the tomb of Tansen by Ustad Alauddin Khan Kala, under the department of
culture, Government of Madhya Pradesh. Artists from all over India (iii) _______
to deliver vocal and instrumental performances.
(i) (a) celebrates (b) is celebrated (c) celebrated (d) was celebrated

(ii) (a) was gathering (b) will gather (c) gather (d) is gathering

(iii) (a) are invited (b) has been inviting (c) is inviting (d) invited

3. Located 80 km north of Udaipur Forest, Kumbhalgarh Fort (i) _____ fort in

Rajasthan after Chittorgarh Fort. The fort wall spans a length of 36 kilometers and
is therefore known as "The Great Wall of India". Kumbhalgarh Fort (ii) ______
Aravalli range is the birthplace of Maharana Pratap, the famous king of Mewar.
This is the reason that Rajputs (iii) ______ in the hearts of this fort. In 2013, the
fort was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the 37th session of the World
Heritage Committee.
(i) (a) was the second largest (b) is the second larger (c) is a second largest (d) is the
second largest

(ii) (a) spreads in the (b) spread in the (c) spreading in the (d) spread on the

(iii) (a) have a special place (b) has a special place (c) had a special place (d) having a
special place

4. A total of 152 million children - 64 million girls and 88 million boys - (i) ____ in
child labour globally, accounting for almost one in ten of all children worldwide.
Despite rates of child labour declining over the last few years, children (ii) _____
in some severe forms of child labour such as bonded labour, child soldiers, and
trafficking. Across India child labourers (iii) _____ in a variety of industries: in
brick kilns, carpet weaving, garment making, domestic service, food and
refreshment services (such as tea stalls), agriculture, fisheries and mining.
(i) (a) are estimated to been (b) are estimates to be (c) are estimated to being (d) are
estimated to be

(ii) (a) are still being used (b) are still been used (c) were still being use (d) are still be
used

(iii) (a) can being found (b) could be found (c) can be found (d) can be find

5. Global warming occurs when carbon dioxide and other air pollutants and
greenhouse gases (i)_____ absorb sunlight and solar radiation that has (ii) ____
surface. Normally, this radiation would escape in space-but these pollutants,
which can last for years to centuries in the atmosphere, trap the heat and cause
the planet (iii) _____ That's what's known as the greenhouse effect.
(i) (a) collected in the atmosphere (b) collects in the atmosphere (c) collect into the
atmosphere (d) collect in the atmosphere
(ii) (a) bounced off the earth's (b) bouncing off the earth's (c) bounced of the earth's (d)
bounce off the earth's

(iii) (a) to get hottest (b) in getting hotter (c) to get hotter (d) to get hot