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Partition: She sat quietly on one side of partition listening to their conversation.

  • READING


      1. Advance: Modernized, Made smoother and thus faster : Streamline.

      2. Whizzing: Go extremely fast.

      3. Rush or fly violently: Hurtling.

      4. Flashing: Make faster or Move faster. Hasten.

      5. Breathless: Out of breath.

      6. Velocity: Speed.

      7. As for : When it comes to.

      8. Accomplish: Achieve, do, finish.

      9. Fascinating: Very interesting and attractive.

      10. Diversions: Leisure activities.

    2. 1D, 2D, 3A , 1B


        1. Breathless: Because I have not had exercise for many years, even running for the bus leaves me breathless these days.

        2. Accomplished: I have been working non-stop all day, but I do not seem to have accomplished much.

        3. Fascinating: I found the lecture absolutely fascinating despite my previous reservations about the speaker.

        4. Hurtling: She hastened to reach her destination as it was gradually getting dark.

        5. As for : Everybody in the family seems to have forgotten about that tragic event but as for me I’ve never stopped thinking about it.

  • READING TO THE CHILD


      1. Comic Strips: Cartoon stories.

      2. Amusement: Entertainment.

      3. Tightly: securely, strictly.

      4. Unlocked: Released.

      5. Awareness: State of being conscious.

      6. Form: Create, Constitute.

      7. Springboard: A launch towards higher level.

      8. Leap: Jump.

      9. Voluntary: Willing.

      10. Self-selected: Chosen on one’s own.

      11. Passes through: Advance, proceed.

      12. Incentive: Motive.

      13. On his own: By himself.

    2. 1B,2C,3B. 3E.


        1. Voluntary: All of the money spent by charities comes from voluntary contributions.

        2. Leaped: The cat leaped onto the wall, off the other side and then ran across the neighbor’s garden.

        3. Amusement: The children’s new toys provided them with hours of amusement.

        4. Before learning to form the letters, young children have to spend a lot of time drawing lines.

        5. Tightly: If you don’t fasten the rope tightly, it may come undone.


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