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    The passage describes the narrator's experience riding the Toy Train from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling in West Bengal. Some key details: - The 82km journey from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling is done on the narrow gauge Toy Train. - The scenery along the route includes lush green forests, hills, waterfalls, tea plantations, and small villages nestled in the mountains. - School children often run alongside the train and wave to passengers. - The six-hour journey passes quickly due to the beautiful scenery and dreamlike quality of the ride.

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    The passage describes the narrator's experience riding the Toy Train from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling in West Bengal. Some key details: - The 82km journey from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling is done on the narrow gauge Toy Train. - The scenery along the route includes lush green forests, hills, waterfalls, tea plantations, and small villages nestled in the mountains. - School children often run alongside the train and wave to passengers. - The six-hour journey passes quickly due to the beautiful scenery and dreamlike quality of the ride.

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    The passage describes the narrator's experience riding the Toy Train from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling in West Bengal. Some key details: - The 82km journey from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling is done on the narrow gauge Toy Train. - The scenery along the route includes lush green forests, hills, waterfalls, tea plantations, and small villages nestled in the mountains. - School children often run alongside the train and wave to passengers. - The six-hour journey passes quickly due to the beautiful scenery and dreamlike quality of the ride.

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    The passage describes the narrator's experience riding the Toy Train from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling in West Bengal. Some key details: - The 82km journey from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling is done on the narrow gauge Toy Train. - The scenery along the route includes lush green forests, hills, waterfalls, tea plantations, and small villages nestled in the mountains. - School children often run alongside the train and wave to passengers. - The six-hour journey passes quickly due to the beautiful scenery and dreamlike quality of the ride.

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    I.Read the comprehension passage and answer the questions that follow.

    5X1 =5M

    The Toy Train


    Ever since I saw a programme on ‘Heritage Toy Train of Darjeeling’ I was seized with a wish to
    enjoy a ride on it. I saved money for the trip. One day I was on the train to Jalpaiguri from Delhi.
    From Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling it is 82 Isms on the toy train. The very sight of the Toy Train excited
    me and my eyes sparkled. Finally, I was in the dream toy. The experience indeed was off
    unforgettable as the train chugged through lush green and thick Terai forests. The scenes all
    around me were just out a fairy tale book. There were fascinating hills, waterfalls and woolly
    clouds almost touching the ground. The mist-filled valleys and hills lent a dreamy touch to the
    journey. The tall trees of oak, pine and fir stood majestically adding beauty to the scene. At
    most of the places the train ran alongside the motor road. The huge terraced tea plantations all
    along the track presented a thrilling picture that wetted the eyes. It was a really journey through
    a dreamland. The entire train journey took six ours but the time flew as fast as it does In a
    dream, years and days compressed into a few seconds-minutes.
    The Toy Train passed through by tiny villages or clusters of houses or buildings on both sides.
    The coaches ran so close to the shops that one could pick up goods from them or talk to the
    shopkeepers in low voices. The school children ran along the toy coaches and giggled at the
    passengers. The train slowly climbed up the mountains. The people got on or off the running
    train with ridiculous ease and safety. All along with the track innocent and happy faces of
    mountain people smiled at tie passengers the women folk wore colorful woolen garments
    which made them look like mountain fairies. To ascend the mountain heights the Toy Train ran
    on a zig-zag track. I felt sorry when someone to me that the next was the terminal station of
    Darjeeling. How I wished more of the toy Train!

    1 Between which stations, the Toy Train runs?


    2 What trees are commonly seen along the Toy Train track?
    3 What plant is grown on the terraced plantations of Darjeeling?

    4 How much time the one-way journey of Toy Train takes from one end to the other?
    5 What do school children do when they see the Toy Train?
    I. Answer the following questions in about 100 words each. 2X4 = 8M
    1.Helping the old is as good as playing the game. Elucidate with reference to the story
    ‘Playing the Game.’

    2. Seeing helps one better in understanding than listening to. Justify the statement with
    reference to the poem ‘ Happiness.’
    III. Annotate the following in about 100 words. 1X4 = 4M
    1.I asked the professors who teach the meaning of life to tell me what happiness is.

    IV. Fill in the blanks with correct VERB FORMS. 5X1 = 5M


    1. Rajesh habitually …………… ( wake) up at 4am early in the morning.
    2. My mother …………….. ( pay) the fee before I asked her to pay.
    3. My neighbour…………….. ( buy ) a car next week.
    4. Mr Krishna ……………… ( write) a novel last year.
    5. The boys …………………… ( make) the kites now.
    V. Supply the missing letters in ANY EIGHT of the following words. 8X1/2 = 4 M.
    1. m _ _ th 2. Cha _ _ enge 3. N _ _ se 4. pe _ _ le. 5. ava_ _ able
    6. fea_ _ ers 7. Me_ _age. 8. Mat__ __ ial. 9. co_ _ ny. 10. Wo_ _ le

    VI. Identify the Silent Consonant letters in ANY EIGHT of the following words. . 8X1/2 = 4M
    1.honest. 2. Knowledge. 3. Chalk. 4. Design. 5. Consign
    6. Knight. 7.debt. 8. Folk 9. White. 10. Psyche

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