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[passage-header]Read the following data form and answer the questions given below. [/passage-header]                           SPORTS CLUB MEMBERSHIP FORM
Name : Sujal Dalal.
Address : 57, Radheshyam Colony,Opp. Railway station,Valsad.
Date of Birth : 26th November, 1990.
Fathers Name : Saurabh Dalal.
Occupation : Doctor.
Mothers Name : Megha Dalal.
Occupation : Doctor.
Study : IX std.
Hobbies : Sports, Reading, Music.

Tejaswini, 29, used to do some 22 shooting as an NCC cadet in Kolhapur but when she wanted to turn professional, she realized she had no access to equipment and no means to acquire her own. In 1999, a coach, Jaisingh Kusale, spotted potential in Tejaswini and loaned her a 10-metre air rifle. Just as things were looking up, the coach passed away and the rifle was sent away with his other belongings. "I had an 18-month break in my shooting career as I had no access to a rifle," she recounts. "I had to make do with borrowed rifles and, on one occasion, even lost out in the trial for the National Games on account of a bad rifle."

[passage-header]Read the following data form and answer the questions given below. [/passage-header]                           SPORTS CLUB MEMBERSHIP FORM
Name : Sujal Dalal.
Address : 57, Radheshyam Colony,Opp. Railway station,Valsad.
Date of Birth : 26th November, 1990.
Fathers Name : Saurabh Dalal.
Occupation : Doctor.
Mothers Name : Megha Dalal.
Occupation : Doctor.
Study : IX std.
Hobbies : Sports, Reading, Music.

[passage-header]Read the following passage and answer the question that follows.[/passage-header]Once there lived a rich man in a city of China. He had many servants in his house. Among them was a young girl called Yatoe. She was younger than the other servants, but she worked as hard as they did. She worked from morning to evening. Everyone in the rich man's family liked Yatoe because she was honest and hardworking. One day Yatoe found a small coin in the backyard of the house. It was a small copper coin. It was smaller than a button on her dress. This coin can't be my masters. My master is rich man and this is an old copper coin, she thought. Yatoe rubbed it and made it bright.

[passage-header]Read the following stanza and answer the question that follows.[/passage-header]You glanced at me
and came down the chariot with a smile.
I felt the luck of my life had come at last.
Then all of a sudden,
you held out your hand and said:
what have you to give me?
Ah! What a royal joke!
to open your palm to a beggar to beg!

[passage-header]Read the following passage and answer the question that follows.[/passage-header]Once there lived a rich man in a city of China. He had many servants in his house. Among them was a young girl called Yatoe. She was younger than the other servants, but she worked as hard as they did. She worked from morning to evening. Everyone in the rich man's family liked Yatoe because she was honest and hardworking. One day Yatoe found a small coin in the backyard of the house. It was a small copper coin. It was smaller than a button on her dress. This coin can't be my masters. My master is rich man and this is an old copper coin, she thought. Yatoe rubbed it and made it bright.

[passage-header]Read the following passage and answer the question that follows.[/passage-header]Honeybees are social insects that live in large families in hives or honey combs. There are three sections in them. In each section, families of different forms or castes live. They are: queens, drones and worker bees. Thus a bee colony has one queen, hundreds of drones and more than one lakh workers.

[passage-header]Read the following extract and answer the question by selecting the most appropriate option.[/passage-header]All living organisms have a biological clock. Animals and plants are all in rhythm with the natural divisions of time: day, night and seasons. At sunrise, plants open their leaves and begin producing food.

[passage-header]Read the following extract and answer the question by selecting the most appropriate option.[/passage-header]I still remember that morning of the year 1887, I was just seven year of age then. My teacher Anne Sullivan came to our house.