8. Unit 3, Try Again, Solved Exercise of 10th English by AG Ahmad

 

10th English A          Unit No 3

(Poem) TRY AGAIN

 

Ex. B               Page:29

 

Word

Synonyms

Word

Synonyms

Courage

Bravery/ Valour/ Daring

Hard

Firm/ Solid/ Tough

Conquer

Overcome/ Defeat/ Overpower

Reward

Prize/ Gift/ Bonus

Disgrace

Shame/ Dishonour/ Discredit

 

 

Ex. B               Page:30

 

1. On the cold winter day, under the cover, I kept as snug as a bug in a rug means.

The simile as smug as a bug in a rug means;

(a) There were bugs in my bed.                       (b) I was cozy in my bed.

(c) I was too cold to stay in bed.

2. The new teacher was as sweet as apple pie. The simile as sweet as apple pie means;

(a) The new teacher was nice.                      (b) The new teacher was big from eating too much

 (c) The new teacher was rude.

3. The leader was as wise as an owl. The simile as wise as an owl means;   

(a) The leader thought he could fly.               (b) The leader could talk to the owls.

(c) The leader knew a lot of things.

4. The shopping center was like a three-ring circus the day before Eid. The simile like

a three-ring circus means;

(a) The shopping center was quiet.                 (b) The shopping center was big.

(c) The shopping center was really busy.

5. Danish threw such a temper outburst over such a tiny thing; he was acting like a baby. The simile like a baby means:

(a)  Danish was mature.                                  (b) Danish was acting childish.

(c) Danish was babysitting.

6. Mohsin was as explosive as a volcano when he found out his bike had been stolen. The simile as explosive as a volcano means;

(a) Mohsin was happy.                                    (b) Mohsin was angry.          (c) Mohsin was calm.

 

Ex. C              Page:31

 

1. as slow as turtle

2. as quiet as a dove

3. as black as coal

4. as tall as a giant

5. as bitter as a lemon

6. as sweet as honey

Ex. A              Page:32

 

1. There is no need to shout. I can hear you

2. You and I work well together. We are a good team.

3. We have got a bit of a problem. Could you help us please?

4. A: This is a good photo, isn’t it ? Is Samina in       it ?

B: Yes, that’s she, look she is next to Fahad.

5. A: Who did this mowing?

B:        I           .I did it this morning.

6. A: Is this Ahmad’s bag?

B: No, he   didn’t bring one. It can’t belong to him .

7. A: I’m looking for my shoes. Have you seen them ?

B: Yes, they are here.

Ex. B               Page:32

1.Anyone can get his name in the news.

2.None of the cheques were cashed; they finally expired.

3.My Mother and her sister took their vacation together.

4.All are welcome: They just need to call for directions to the party.

5.Venus and Mars have their orbits nearer to Earth than to any other planets.

6.The band starts  its tour tomorrow night.

7.Any of the candidates could win; they are very much alike.

8.Every body has his own dreams and goals.

 Ex. C             Page:33

1. My family and I went to visit Murree last summer. Of all the summers I have had, I would say this was the  best   summer ever!

2. In Murree, we enjoyed the horse ride. I rode a horse that ran faster and faster on the hills.

3. We also climbed a tree and when I reached the highest branch, I was more tired than my sister.

4.  I bought a jacket which was quite expensive and my sister chose a sweater because she found it much   cheaper  to buy.

5. After our trip, I feel I am the luckiest boy on earth!

 

 Ex. D             Page:34

1. We saw  a huge gray  whale in the sea.

2. Babar uses the medium blue rubber  ball for basketball practice.

3. Mehreen brought  a few triangular dark chocolate  bars to the birthday party.

4. The pyramids of Egypt are made out of enormous rectangular rock boulders.

5. Shahid can eat  five square thin-crust  pizza slices.

 Ex. E              Page:35

1. He bore a banner with a strange device.

2. The principal of the school is on leave.

3. The decision of the judges is final.

4. The tops of the mountains were covered with snow.

5. The runner in the rear did not qualify.

 Ex. E              Page:35

1. A: We don’t have any bread.

B: I know. I will / am going to get some from the shop.

2. A: We don’t’ have any bread.

B: Really? I will get some from the shop then.

3. A: Why do you need to borrow my suitcase?

B: I will / am going to visit my mother in Multan next month.

4. A: I’m really cold.

B: I will / am going to turn the heating on.

5. A: Are you going to Jamshed’s wedding tonight?

B: Yes Are you going too? I  will give you a lift.

6. A: Are you busy today? Would you like to have coffee?

B: Sorry. I  will go to the library. I’ve been planning to study all day.

7. A: Why are you carrying a hammer?

B: I will / am going to put up some pictures.

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