ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

Fill-in the blanks correctly
1.She was attacked by a of elephants in Chobe Game Reserve
2.My father is rich man. He owns a of buses.
3.Do you know it is not allowed to bring a of cards to school?

Fill in with the correct possessive pronouns or adjectives
1. We had to take off shoes after the rain to enter the house.
2.The lizard lost tail.
3.She is a good friend of
4.Ali and friends went eslewhere when favourite shop closed.

Read the passage below and answer correctly to the questions that follows it.

Singapore was the most developed of the Straits Settlements. It developed rapidly because it was a free port. Asian and European traders preferred to trade here than at Batavia or other Dutch ports because the Dutch taxed all the goods and limited trade.

Singapore lay in a central position in South East Asia. Within a few years it became the most important trading centre for collecting and distributing goods in South East Asia. Moreover, Singapore was an important port-of-call for British ships on their way to China. It was on the main route of trade and travel between the east and the west. Traders from Singapore, the Middle East, India, China and South East Asia called at Singapore.

The Government of Singapore was efficient, so there was peace and order. These attracted many settlers to Singapore. The Government did not restrict immigrattion. Large numbers of people then came to trade as well as settle down in Singapore. Most of the immigrants were Chinese, but there were also Europeans, Indians, Siamese and Indonesians.

A rich business community also sprang up. Private merchants and the trading community made large profits. They invested their money and set up businesses in Singapore. Thus, the trading community and the imigrants helped to develop Singapore and make it prosperous. Singapore population increased rapidly. By 1860 Singapore had a population of more than 80 000. There were traders, businessmen and immigrants from all over the world. Singapore became a cosmopolitan city.

QUESTIONS
1.Where is Singapore located?
2.Who were the largest group of immigrants to Singapore?
3.What was the population of Singapore in 1860? people.
4.The rich business community helped develop Singapore by investing their money and setting up businesses. True or False

Choose a suitable word to replace the underlined ones.
[ natural, stationery, artificial,
stationary, audible, coherent ]

1.Her voice is very easily heard
2. That shop sells pencils, rubbers, rulers and notebooks.
3. Cotton, silk and wool are very expensive because they are not synthetic.