The World of Limitless Possibilities

Class 9 · English · 23 Questions

II(1)intermediate🔍 Analyze2 marksShort Answer

Choose whether the given statements display: fact-opinion or cause-effect. (i) In the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games, I secured the silver medal in the shot-put event. (ii) I feel it was a moment of personal victory and a step forward in changing perceptions.

II(2)intermediate🔍 Analyze2 marksShort Answer

Choose whether the given statements display: fact-opinion or cause-effect. (i) I was diagnosed with a tumour in my spine. (ii) I had a surgery and was told that I would be bound to a wheelchair for the rest of my life.

IIIintermediate🔍 Analyze2 marksVery Short

Work in pairs to identify which of these pairs of sentences show: 1. cause-effect, 2. fact-opinion. Write 1 or 2 in the boxes given.

1(iv)beginner💡 Understand1 markMCQ

Select the correct option to complete the sentence. The phrase 'in hindsight' indicates the speaker is ____.

2(i)intermediate🔍 Analyze1 markMCQ

Choose the option that lists the words to describe the tone of the speaker.

2(iii)beginner💡 Understand1 markTrue / False

State whether the following sentence is true or false. Paralympics is a platform that not only showcases the remarkable abilities of para-athletes but also questions stereotypes.

II.1intermediate🔍 Analyze5 marksLong Answer

Explain how Dr. Malik's achievements challenge societal perceptions.

II.2advanced⚖️ Evaluate5 marksLong Answer

What can be the long-term impact of involving youth in schools and colleges in advocacy with respect to disability?

II.3advanced⚖️ Evaluate5 marksLong Answer

Rationalise the appropriateness of the title of this text with reference to Dr. Deepa Malik's attitude and achievements.

II.4advanced⚖️ Evaluate5 marksLong Answer

'Every setback is an opportunity to prove your strength'. How might this be a life lesson for every individual, and not just sportspersons?

II.5advanced🔍 Analyze5 marksLong Answer

Examine how Dr. Deepa Malik's recognition as one of the 10 most inspirational para-athletes globally contributes to the larger discourse on gender equality in sports.

II.6intermediate🔧 Apply5 marksLong Answer

How might Dr. Deepa Malik's thought, 'ability beyond disability', serve as a guideline for success for all future para-athletes?

II.7intermediate⚖️ Evaluate5 marksLong Answer

What have you learnt from this interview, and how can you implement these learnings in your life?

Ibeginner💡 Understand5 marksMatching

Match the given phrases in Column 1 with their meanings in Column 2. Use the phrases in sentences of your own.

IIintermediate💡 Understand3 marksShort Answer

Arrange them on the word cline in increasing order of pace from the slowest to the fastest.

IIIintermediate💡 Understand4 marksMatching

Match the highlighted verbs in Column 1 with their functions in Column 2. There are two extra functions that you do not need.

IVintermediate🔧 Apply9 marksEssay

Read the table which shows other functions of the modal auxiliaries.

Modal VerbsFunctions
1. could(i) possibility<br>(ii) unreal ability<br>(iii) request<br>(iv) suggestion
2. couldn’t(i) inability
3. should(i) probability<br>(ii) advice
4. would(i) request<br>(ii) past habit

Now, make sentences with the modal verbs given in the table above with each function of the modal verbs. Mention the function in brackets.

V(a)beginner🧠 Remember1 markFill in the Blanks
  • Interviewer: You’ve been listed as one of the 10 most inspirational women para-athletes globally by the International Paralympic Committee.
  • Dr. Malik: I love sports and had been a swimmer too, so I decided to switch to para-athletics.

The sentences given above are in _____.

V(b)beginner🧠 Remember1 markFill in the Blanks
  • Interviewer: You’ve been listed as one of the 10 most inspirational women para-athletes globally by the International Paralympic Committee.
  • Dr. Malik: I love sports and had been a swimmer too, so I decided to switch to para-athletics.

The sentences given above are _____ sentences.

VIintermediate🔧 Apply4 marksFill in the Blanks

Change the conversation given above to reported speech.

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