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2.2.  Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false sentences.

               a.   Mr. Scrooge was a rich and generous man.
               b.   The clerk was not interested in his son, Tim.

               c.   Tim was a cripple boy.
               d.   Belinda and Peter are the siblings of Tim.
               e.   Mr. Scrooge visited his clerk’s house in Christmas.

               f.    Mr. Scrooge showed a great affection to his clerk in Christmas.
          2.3. Answer the following questions.


               a.   What was Mr. Scrooge intent on?
               b.   Why did Mr. Scrooge hate celebrations?
               c.   What was Bob Catchet’s delight on the Chrismas eve?
               d.   Where did the dream-spirit take Mr. Scrooge?

               e.   How  did  Mr.  Scrooge  feel  when  he  woke  up  on  the  day  of
                     Christmas?
               f.    What  was  a  surprise  to  Bob  Catchet  when  he  reached  the

                     office?
          2.4. Know the author.

                                       Charles Dickens was an English writer and social critic. He
                                       created some of world’s best-known fictional characters
                                       and is regarded as one of the greatest novelists in the
                                       history of English literature. He was born on February 7,
                                       1812 in Portsmouth and died peacefully on June 9, 1870.
                                       Besides writing, he vigorously fought for children’s rights,
                                       education and other social reforms.



           3   Grammar                    Time



          3.1. Read  the  following  sentences and note  the  use of ‘the’, the
               indefinite article.

               a.   Ken’s brother is in prison for robbery.

               b.   The prison in Sundarijal is famous for its break.


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