17. Unit 6, Television Vs Newspapers, Solved Exercise of 10th English by AG Ahmad

 

10th English A          Unit No 6

Television Vs. Newspapers

 Ex. A  Page:70                

1. In paragraph 1, the topic sentences is supported through________________

(a)  facts                    (b) examples                            (c) definitions 

2. Paragraphs 2 shows that watching news on television is_____________

(a)  Not as convenient          (b) trouble-free                     (c) more convenient than reading newspapers

3. The key idea of paragraph 4 is__________________

(a) Reading newspaper is more convenient than watching television

(b) Watching television and reading newspaper are equally convenient

(c) Television viewing is more convenient man reading newspaper.

4. Paragraphs 5______________________

(a) Gives arguments in favour of television

(b) Gives arguments in favour of newspapers

(c) Shows both mediums are equally advantageous

5. Television news of like having a fast food meal whereas reading newspapers is like

 having a ten-course dinner. The sentence is an example of______________

(a) Metaphor              (b) simile                                 (c) personification

6. Paragraphs 6 concludes that__________________________.

(a)  We should use both mediums of information           

(b) Television news should be given preference                   

(c) Reading newspaper is more important

Ex. A              Page:73

1. We had to borrow umbrellas; so we did not get wet.

2. I was so far from the stage that I could not see very well.

3. He sees very badly; he should wear glasses all the time.

4. You must not drive fast; there is a speed limit here.

5. We should not  drive fast; we have plenty of time.

 Ex. B              Page:73

1. A letter is being written by Ahsan.

2. The words are explained by the teacher today.

3. This road is already closed because of snow.

4. The dishes are not being washed by my brother.

5. I am not called by the principal.   

 Ex. C             Page:74

1. If  you         get       back late. I     shall be          angry.

2. If we           wait      here. We         shall be          late.

3. If we           go        on holiday this summer, we   shall go           to Ziarat.

4. If the weather         does not improve, we            shall not have a picnic.

5. They            will go to the party if they     are       invited.

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