A Visit to Nainital Questions Answers: Beginners English class 7 Assam jatiya bidyalay: A Visit to Nainital is lesson 10 from Assam jatiya bidyalay class 7 English Book, Beginners English class 7 students. Here students can read A Visit to Nainital All Questions Answers with video explain : all question answers English class 7 Assam jatiya bidyalay students. AJB class7 English lesson 10 Axomsolution.com | axomsolution | axomsolution AJB question answer with video explaination in assamese our youtube channel
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* Have you ever been to a hill station?
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Lesson 10 : A Visit to Nainital
Comprehension
1) Answer the following questions in complete sentences.
a) What is Nainital and where is it?
ans- Nainital is a popular hill station of Uttarakhand in India.
b) Where does Mr. Aditya Sarma work?
ans- Mr Adity Sarma works at the Jin Corbett National Park..
c) Which is the oldest National park in India?
ans- Jin Corbett National Park is the oldest national park in India.
d) When and where was Jim Corbett born?
ans- Jin Corbett was born on 25 July, 1875 in the town of Nainital.
e) What was Corbett’s father?
ans- Corbett's father was a postmaster in Nainital.
f) When and where did Corbett die?
ans-Jim Corbett died on 19 April, 1955 at the age of 79 in Kenya.
2) What does Corbett say about tigers and leopards?
ans- Corbett says about tigers and leopards that the tigers are easier of the two to track and shoot.
When a tiger becomes a man-eater, it loses all fear of human beings. As human beings more about more freely during the dogtime than at night, a tiger is able to attack its victims at that time. On the other hand a leapord, even after it has killed scores of human beings, never loses its fear of man.It is unwilling to face human beings in daylight. It secures its prey when they are moving about at night or by brea king into their houses at night.
3) What does Corbett’s conditions for hunting man-eaters?
ans- Corbett insisted on two conditions to be fulfilled by the goverment , first , that offical reward be withdraawn so that he wouldn't become known as a bounty-hunter of Indian wildlife and
Second, that other hunters be withdrawn so that he could avoid being accidentally shot at.
4) Find out eight proper nouns and eight common nouns from the lesson.
ans-
proper noun common noun
Aditya Sarma Hill
Arpita Tiger
Nainital Leopard
Uttarakhand Hunter
India Nature lover
Corbett National park Jungle
Jim Corbett Wildlife
Kenya Conservationist
Word Note :
endangered : at risk of no longer existing
conservationist : a person who takes an active part in the protection of the environment
prowess : great skill at doing something
prey : an animal, a bird etc. that is hunted, killed and eaten by another
man-eater : a wild animal that attacks and eats humans
carcass : the dead body of an animal
