Let's Understand Our Language # 8
by Acme Mittal, since August 31, 2019

 Comprehension Passage

 August 30, 2020
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Comprehension Passage
Children are really the image of God. Who does not like to see and love the innocent little ones ? Their innocent smiles make us feel happier and forget the worries of the world. Their minds are without evil and hearts are fragile. If we smile at a child, it returns the smile. Really they are kings. They are free from hatred, enmity and the distinction of the high and the low, of the rich
and the poor. A king’s child does not hesitate in playing with a beggar’s child. In anger a child may spit at the face of a king. Man is a born lover of beauty. The beauty of a child’s smile has a universal charm which will never fade. We shall not like the world, if there are no children in it and we shall be deprived of their innocent smiles.
1. Why have the children been compared to God? *
2 points
2. What does a child’s smile do to us? *
2 points
3.  The children.....in hatred, enmity, and the distinction of the high and the low. *
2 points
4. What do you think of the charm of a child’s smile? *
2 points
5. According to the passage, the world without children will be-- *
2 points
6. What understanding do we get from the passage about children? *
2 points
7. Match the words with their Meanings. *
6 points
ਨਿਰਦੋਸ਼
ਚਿੰਤਾ
ਅੰਤਰ
ਦੁਸ਼ਮਣੀ
ਝਿਜਕ
ਵੰਚਿਤ
Innocent
Worry
Enmity
Distinction
Hesitate
Deprived
Something that is universal relates to everyone in the world or everyone in a particular group or society. *
2 points
Do you have a pet? If yes, tell its name.
Read the passage carefully and find out the Words and  their Antonyms        (used in the passage).
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