Contextual Clues - 1 (Story)

Directions: Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (i).

Directions: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer to the numbered blank.

Kangaroos are animals _____(i)______ only in Australia. They are called marsupial animals because they are the only mammals that _____(ii)______ their young ones in a pouch outside their bellies. They are very powerful animals. Kangaroos _____(iii)______strong and long hind legs. They use these to hop. They use their long and _____(iv)_____ tails to balance their bodies while _____(v)_____.

Directions: Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (iv).

Directions: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer to the numbered blank.

Kangaroos are animals _____(i)______ only in Australia. They are called marsupial animals because they are the only mammals that _____(ii)______ their young ones in a pouch outside their bellies. They are very powerful animals. Kangaroos _____(iii)______strong and long hind legs. They use these to hop. They use their long and _____(iv)_____ tails to balance their bodies while _____(v)_____.

Directions: Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (iii).

Directions: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer to the numbered blank.

Kangaroos are animals _____(i)______ only in Australia. They are called marsupial animals because they are the only mammals that _____(ii)______ their young ones in a pouch outside their bellies. They are very powerful animals. Kangaroos _____(iii)______strong and long hind legs. They use these to hop. They use their long and _____(iv)_____ tails to balance their bodies while _____(v)_____.

Directions: Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (ii).

Directions: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer to the numbered blank.

Kangaroos are animals _____(i)______ only in Australia. They are called marsupial animals because they are the only mammals that _____(ii)______ their young ones in a pouch outside their bellies. They are very powerful animals. Kangaroos _____(iii)______strong and long hind legs. They use these to hop. They use their long and _____(iv)_____ tails to balance their bodies while _____(v)_____.

Directions: Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (v).

Directions: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer to the numbered blank.

Kangaroos are animals _____(i)______ only in Australia. They are called marsupial animals because they are the only mammals that _____(ii)______ their young ones in a pouch outside their bellies. They are very powerful animals. Kangaroos _____(iii)______strong and long hind legs. They use these to hop. They use their long and _____(iv)_____ tails to balance their bodies while _____(v)_____.

Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (i).

Directions: The following passage has some blanks, each of which has been numbered.

There are two ____ (i)____ sources of energy, renewable and non-renewable. ____(ii)____ electric power is a major energy source. This is electricity generated by turbines turned by water. Solar energy is energy ____(iii)____ from the sun. Sun is a very important energy source. Renewable energy sources are clean and ____ (iv)____. They can be ____ (v)____ too

Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (iii).

Directions: The following passage has some blanks, each of which has been numbered.

There are two ____ (i)____ sources of energy, renewable and non-renewable. ____(ii)____ electric power is a major energy source. This is electricity generated by turbines turned by water. Solar energy is energy ____(iii)____ from the sun. Sun is a very important energy source. Renewable energy sources are clean and ____ (iv)____. They can be ____ (v)____ too

Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (ii).

Directions: The following passage has some blanks, each of which has been numbered.

There are two ____ (i)____ sources of energy, renewable and non-renewable. ____(ii)____ electric power is a major energy source. This is electricity generated by turbines turned by water. Solar energy is energy ____(iii)____ from the sun. Sun is a very important energy source. Renewable energy sources are clean and ____ (iv)____. They can be ____ (v)____ too

Find out the appropriate word(s) and fill blank (iv).

Directions: The following passage has some blanks, each of which has been numbered.

There are two ____ (i)____ sources of energy, renewable and non-renewable. ____(ii)____ electric power is a major energy source. This is electricity generated by turbines turned by water. Solar energy is energy ____(iii)____ from the sun. Sun is a very important energy source. Renewable energy sources are clean and ____ (iv)____. They can be ____ (v)____ too

Directions: Fill blank (iii).

Directions: Fill in the numbered blanks with the best option from those given.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the _____(ii)______ by seeing that everybody _____(iii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, and _______(iv)______ thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(v)______, you can call him to help you.

Directions: Fill blank (v).

Directions: Fill in the numbered blanks with the best option from those given.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the _____(ii)______ by seeing that everybody _____(iii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, and _______(iv)______ thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(v)______, you can call him to help you.

Directions: Fill blank (iv).

Directions: Fill in the numbered blanks with the best option from those given.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the _____(ii)______ by seeing that everybody _____(iii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, and _______(iv)______ thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(v)______, you can call him to help you.

Directions: Fill blank (i).

Directions: Fill in the numbered blanks with the best option from those given.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the _____(ii)______ by seeing that everybody _____(iii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, and _______(iv)______ thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(v)______, you can call him to help you.

Find out the appropriate word and fill blank (v).

Directions: The following passage has some blanks, each of which has been numbered.

There are two ____ (i)____ sources of energy, renewable and non-renewable. ____(ii)____ electric power is a major energy source. This is electricity generated by turbines turned by water. Solar energy is energy ____(iii)____ from the sun. Sun is a very important energy source. Renewable energy sources are clean and ____ (iv)____. They can be ____ (v)____ too

Directions: Fill blank (ii).

Directions: Fill in the numbered blanks with the best option from those given.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the _____(ii)______ by seeing that everybody _____(iii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, and _______(iv)______ thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(v)______, you can call him to help you.