Gujarat BoardĀ GSEB Solutions Class 10 English Second Language Supplementary Chapter 8 QT Textbook Exercise Questions and Answers.
GSEB Class 10 English Textbook Solutions Supplementary Chapter 8 QT (Second Language)
GSEB Class 10 English QT Text Book Questions and Answers
Read the passage and answer the questions.
(1) QT- 1, known as āCutieā, was different. The Earthman put his hand on Cutieās shoulder. The metal was cold and hard to the touch. āCutie,ā he said, āIāll explain something to you. You are the first robot who had asked, āWho am I?ā I hope your special intelligence will help you to understand.ā The Earthman opened a square window looking into space.
The strong, clear glass showed deep black space, studded with stars. āWhat do you think is that ?ā asked the Earthman. āExactly what it looks,ā replied Cutie. āA black material just beyond the glass, and there are lot of bright blinking dots.ā [Page 36]
Questions :
(1) What was QT – 1 known as ?
(2) Why was Cutie different ?
(3) What was Cutie ?
(4) What did they see from the glass window ?
(5) What did Cutie think the space was ?
(6) What did Cutie think the stars were ?
Answers :
(1) QT – 1 was known as Cutie.
(2) Cutie was different because he cold and made of hard metal.
(3) Cutie was a robot.
(4) They saw the deep, black space, studded with stars.
(5) Cutie thought that the space was just a black material.
(6) Cutie thought that the stars were bright blinking dots.
(2) āNow listen carefully. The blackness you see is emptiness. Vast endless emptiness. The little gleaming dots are huge masses of energy-filled matter. We call them stars. Some of them are millions of kilometres in diameter. This space station where we are now, is only one kilometre in diameter. The dots seem tiny because they are so far off. Some of these dots are not stars, but they are planets. Worlds that human beings live on.
The one you see in the bottom right-hand corner of the window is our own planet. Good old Earth. More them six billion (100 crore) human beings live there, Cutie.ā The red light of Cutieās electronic eyes looked at the Earthman. āDo you,ā said Cutie slowly, āthink I will believe any such imaginary tale as you have just told me ? Do you think Iām stupid? Globes of energy… millions of kilometres away … worlds with six billion humans on them, endless emptiness rubbish!ā[Page 37]
Questions :
(1) What did the Earthman say about stars ?
(2) How is space defined by the Earthman ?
(3) What are some of the dots ?
(4) Why do stars seem tiny ?
(5) What are planets ?
(6) What did Cutie say ?
Answers :
(1) The Earthman said that the gleaming dots are stars and they are huge masses energy- filled matter.
(2) The Earthman says that space is vast endless blackness.
(3) Some of the dots are planets.
(4) Stars seem tiny because they are very far off.
(5) Planets are worlds that human beings live on.
(6) Cutie said that he was not stupid to believe the imaginary story of the Earthman.
Vocabulary Recognition
Select the word having the nearest meaning.
Question 1.
intelligence
A. secret
B. news
C. dullness
D. cleverness
Answer:
D. cleverness
Question 2.
material
A. substance
B. cloth
C. wood
D. water
Answer:
A. substance
Question 3.
gleaming
A. laughing
B. shining
C. lighting
D. smiling
Answer:
B. shining
Question 4.
imaginary
A. dream
B. ideal
C. real
D. unreal
Answer:
D. unreal
Question 5.
tale
A. story
B. tail
C. poem
D. prose
Answer:
A. story
Question 6.
decrease
A. make small
B. make big
C. make less
D. make more
Answer:
C. make less
Question 7.
temporary
A. long-term
B. short-term
C. ordinary
D. extraordinary
Answer:
B. short-term
Question 8.
erect
A. breadth
B. length
C. crooked
D. straight
Answer
D. straight
Question 9.
create
A. colour
B. write
C. make
D. destroy
Answer
C. make
Question 10.
superior
A. under-rated
B. average
C. bad-quality
D. better-quality
Answer:
D. better-quality
Question 11.
depend on
A. rely on
B. stand on
C. wait on
D. hang on
Answer:
A.rely on
Question 12.
lack in
A.be full of
B. be short of
C. least
D. most
Answer:
B. be short of
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