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Read the following paragraph and answer the questions. The Olympic Games began in Greece about three thousand years ago. All wars stopped for the Olympics in those days. The discuss and the Pentathlon began in these early Olympic Games. In 394 the Romans stopped the Greek Olympic Games, because they didn't like them. In 1896, a Frenchman - Pierre de Coubertin began the Olympic Games again. These days the Olympic Games usually happen every four years. But how did the Paralympics for disabled begin? In the 1940s Sir Ludwig Guttmann was a doctor at the Stoke Mandeville hospital in England. At the hospital there were many disabled soldiers from World War II and Guttmann wanted these soldiers to get better by doing sports. Questions: i) Where did the Olympic Games begin? ii) Why did the Romans stop the Olympic Games? iii) How did the Para Olympics for disabled begin? iv) Who was Sir Ludwig Guttmann?
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The Olympic Games began in Greece; the Romans stopped them due to disapproval; the Paralympics began for disabled soldiers by Sir Ludwig Guttmann.
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Write a paragraph of about 150 words by developing the following hints. a) Margie - 11 years old - school - house teacher - machine - computer - big screen - paper slot - test papers homeworks- calculate marks - test after test - geography - mother called - country inspector - repair - hope - put it together - hated - schools.
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Margie, an 11-year-old girl, disliked her school and the machine teacher that graded her tests.
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Write a paragraph of about 150 words by developing the following hints. b) The farmer - sprinkled ash - withered cherry trees - sprout - blossom - prince - wonderful effect - understood - farmer - genuine - reward - neighbour - courteous - stingy - sprinkled ash - withered trees - prince's - eyes - mouth - blinding - choking - couldn't reviving - trees - prince - punished - wicked old neighbour - repented - kind farmer - share riches - neighbour - turned good.
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The farmer's kindness in reviving the cherry trees led to a change of heart in his stingy neighbor.
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Read the following poem and answer the questions given below. (OR) The golden sun shines bright and clear, It wakes the world and brings good cheer. It climbs the sky so high and blue, And dries the sparkling morning dew. Questions: i) What color is the sun in the poem? ii) What does the sun wake up? iii) Where does the sun go as it climbs? iv) What does the sun do to the morning dew?
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The sun is golden; it wakes the world; it climbs high in the sky; it dries the morning dew.
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