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words. Remember to give the moral of the story at the end. [5] Outlines: An old lady becomes blind ... calls in a doctor agrees to pay large fees if cured...doctor comes daily Starts stealing one piece of furniture daily ... delays the cure ... at last cures her ... demands his fees ... lady refuses to pay, saying cure is not complete ... doctor objects lady says sight not restored as she cannot see all her furniture moral. 7. Remember your latest visit to any place. Write a short account of your experience of visiting the place in about 200 words. |10] 8. Rewrite the given sentences as indicated in the brackets. [ \( 5 \times 0.5=2.5 \) ] a. They have sweets as the deserts, \( \qquad \) (Add an appropriate tag question.) b. He .........(complete) his work by next month. (Write correct form of the verb ' complete'.) c. Ganga is digging the field. (Change into passive voice.) d. "Where are you from?, Hema asked. (Change into indirect speech.) e. Gokul never dances. (Change into affirmative sentence.) 9. Choose and copy the best answer for the numbered blanks below. Rewriting is not compulsory. \( [5 \times 0.5=2.5] \) The peacock is the.......(.a)(most beautiful /more beautiful / beautifulest) bird in the world. It is a tall......(b)(but/ and /because) slender bird with a long feather tail. .........(c)(A/An/The) bird has different shades of blue and green feathers. Peacocks \( \qquad \) (d) (can/could/might) spread out their long feather's like an umbrella revealing hundreds of eye-like patterns. Only the male peacocks .......(e) (have/has/ is) these beautiful feathers and use them to attract the peahens.

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5. **Story with Moral** An old lady named Mrs. D’Souza lost her sight and called a doctor to cure her. The doctor visited her daily but stole one of her furniture pieces each time, delaying the treatment. After curing her, he demanded payment, but she refused because her home was incomplete. The moral is that a cure that comes at the cost of what you cherish is not truly a cure. 7. **Short Account of a Recent Visit** Last month, I visited a newly renovated city art gallery. The gallery was spacious and bright, with a beautiful courtyard view. I admired various art pieces, including a striking sculpture that evoked emotions. The soft music and engaging conversations made the visit enjoyable. The experience reminded me of the power of art to inspire and connect people, leaving me uplifted. 8. **Sentence Transformations** a. They have sweets as the desserts, don’t they? b. He will have completed his work by next month. c. The field is being dug by Ganga. d. Hema asked where I was from. e. Gokul dances. 9. **Best Answers for the Blanks** (a) most beautiful (b) and (c) A (d) can (e) have

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Once upon a time, there lived an old lady who, after losing her sight, called upon a doctor with a hefty promise to pay him generously for restoring her vision. The doctor, however, had other intentions. Each day, instead of healing her, he stealthily stole a piece of her furniture. He delayed her cure until he felt ready, eventually taking her sight only to demand payment. The old lady cleverly observed that her sight was incomplete since she could see none of her belongings. This story highlights the importance of integrity and the consequences of exploiting others for personal gain. On my last visit to the vibrant city of New Orleans, I was captivated by its rich culture and lively atmosphere. The streets were alive with jazz music, enticing aromas wafted from food stalls, and the colorful buildings whispered tales of history. I strolled through the French Quarter, indulging in beignets and café au lait while soaking in the beautiful architecture. The river walk offered stunning views of the Mississippi, and I even joined in on a spontaneous dance as a lively band played. It was an unforgettable experience filled with warmth and excitement, and I couldn't help but fall in love with the city's charm!

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