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    Stanza No. 4 God make my a little flower, That gives joy to all, Content to bloom in native bower, Although the place be small, God make my life a litle song, That comforts the sad; That helps others to be strong, And makes the singer glad. i. The above stanzas belong to the poem: (a) The Road (b) A Child’s Hymn (©) The World's Music ——(d) The Rain ii. ‘God make my life a little flower,’ The adjective in this verse is: (a) little (b) flower (c) life (d) God ‘What is the meaning of ‘native’? (a) country (b) business (c) living in a particular area since birth (d) colonies iv. The plural of ‘child’ is: (a) childes (b) childrens (©) childs (@) children v. The opposite of “life” is (a) age (b) death (©) journey (@ work Paragraph No. 5 One day, while sitting behind a group of classmates, he overheard them talking “Do you like cricket?” Majid asked Mudassar. “Yes, we all do”, Mudassar said, He started telling about a cricket match he saw a week ago. Tbrahim said something about good bowling of Shahid Afridi. Everyone was taking part in the conversation, Arif quite enjoyed listening to this discussion, Suddenly, he got the answer to his problem, “Oh! Now I see. I never let anybody talk, That's why my classmates don’t like my company. Tshould listen more and talk less”, he said to himself. Arif was a changed boy from there on. i Identify the topic sentence: (a) “Yes, we all do”, Mudassar said (b) I never let anybody talk. (©) Arif was a changed boy from there on. (d) One day, while sitting behind a group of classmates, he overheard them talking “Do you like cricket?” Majid asked Mud: { 3

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