SECTION C GRAMMAR (10 marks) CLASS 10 GRAMMAR WITH ANSWERS

 SECTION C GRAMMAR (10 marks) 

7. Fill in the blanks (i) – (iii) with the appropriate option from those in the brackets. 3x1=3 Therapeutic gardens are a public health measure and key to Singapore’s aim of (i) _______ (become/ becoming/ will becoming) one of the world’s top wellness destinations. In a tourism sense, wellness often (ii) _________ (had referred / refers / referring) merely to spa treatments but Singapore’s approach is more scientific. Singapore now (iii) ________ (have view/ has viewed / views) Therapeutic gardens as a forward-thinking tourism strategy.


8. In the following paragraph, one word has been omitted in each line. In your answer sheets, remember to write the missing word along with the word that comes before and after it, as shown below. The first one has been done as an example 4x1=4

 S No.                        Text                                              Word Before            Omission          Word After          

 e.g.    The environment is most precious resource.            is                          our                     most 

i           We reduce waste, conserve energy, and plant

 ii   more trees to combat pollution. This planet is only  

 iii  home we have. Each action, big or small, make a

 iv significant difference. We act now to safeguard

 the environment and prevent it from further harm.



9. Do as directed. 1 + 2 =3 I Rearrange the following jumbled words/phrases in the given dialogue to create a meaningful sentence.

 RAVI: Priya! Tell me about Orissa. I've always been curious about your state's culture and traditions. PRIYA: (i) for our / in the eastern / is a beautiful / state / temple architecture/ rich heritage, part of India / and we are known / vibrant festivals / Orissa / and exquisite  1M

II. Report the conversation given below by filling in the blanks to complete the following paragraph. Aanya: Hey, Rohan! Did you hear about the new discovery in space announcement yesterday?

 Rohan: I heard about finding a planet with water vapour in its atmosphere! Anya asked Rohan (i) ___________. Rohan exclaimed (ii) __________ in its atmosphere. Then, Aanya added that the new planet was in the ‘habitable zone’ with life-supporting conditions. 


ANSWERS

SECTION C-GRAMMAR (10 MARKS) 7 Fill in the blanks with the appropriate option: 1x3=3

 i becoming 

ii refers

 iii views


 Q 8 No.           Word Before     Omission     Word After

 e.g.                 is                     our              most 

 i                     we                   should        reduce

 ii                     is                     the            only

 iii                   small              can            make

 iv we must act 


 Q 9 Orissa is a beautiful state in the eastern part of India and we are known for our rich heritage, vibrant festivals and exquisite temple architecture. 1M


 II i if/ whether he had heard about the new discovery announcement the previous day 1 ii that he had heard about finding a planet with water vapour 1

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