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Read out the following phrases aloud. Divide them into loud and softer sounds.

  1. clapping hands
  2. a worm moving
  3. stamping feet
  4. a bud blooming
  5. a butterfly flying
  6. a feather dropping
  7. an ant walking
  8. a car moving
  9. the wind blowing
  10. ssshhhh
  11. whisper
  12. tiptoe
  13. a leaf falling
Loud sounds Softer sounds
   
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Loud sounds Softer sounds
  1. Clapping hands
  2. Stamping feet 
  3. A car moving
  1. A worm moving 
  2. A bud blooming
  3. A butterfly flying 
  4. A feather dropping 
  5. An ant walking
  6. The wind blowing 
  7. Ssshhhh 
  8. Whisper
  9. A leaf falling 
  10. Tiptoe
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अध्याय 5.1: Don’t be Afraid of the Dark - Don’t be Afraid of the Dark [पृष्ठ ७९]

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अध्याय 5.1 Don’t be Afraid of the Dark
Don’t be Afraid of the Dark | Q 5. | पृष्ठ ७९

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The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. It is the mother who rocks the cradle. It is she who exercises her influence over the mind of her children. She moulds the character of her children with her noble qualities. Napoleon said, “Give me good mothers, I will give you a good nation”. Mothers play an important role in building nations. The love of our mother is usually the first and deepest love that we come across. For many people, their mother’s love becomes the pattern of love in later life.

A mother’s love is unconditional. No matter what you do, you know that your mother will always love you. The phrase ‘mother’s love’ derives from the love traditionally shown by a biological mother to her child. But indeed any love that is deeply caring and unconditional can be described as a motherly love, Adoptive mothers show this type of love to the children they adopt. It is important in life to be cherished and loved for who you are and to be supported in all you do! Love is the most important thing in the world. Why not exhibit love to creatures and all those around you?

i) According to Napoleon ‘Good mothers make good ______.

  1. housewives
  2. jobs
  3. nations
  4. ideas

ii) Mothers exhibit ______love.

  1. unauthorized
  2. unapproved
  3. unacceptable
  4. unconditional

iii) ______ mothers care much for their children.

  1. Adapted
  2. Adopted
  3. Adoptive
  4. Adaptable

iv) ______ is the most important thing in the world.

  1. Wealth
  2. Power
  3. Love
  4. Influence

v) Love should be extended to ______too

  1. friends
  2. relatives
  3. countrymen
  4. creatures

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Humour and laughter are used in a variety of therapeutic situations. Therapeutic humour has the power to motivate and lessen stress and pain. Laughter improves one’s sense of well being. The benefits of a good “belly laugh” are being discovered by empirical research. You can feel relaxed and good after laughing at a funny movie, television program, or humorous event.

It seems generally accepted that our bodies respond in a positive way to a hearty laugh. It is reported that laughter, like exercise, can reduce stress, improve tolerance to pain, and alter bodily functions such as blood pressure, heart rate, muscle activity, and stomach acidity. In business, managers are learning the advantages of using humour. Happier, healthier employees work better. Humour improves employee creativity, so employees are sometimes trained how to introduce humour into their personal/professional life.

A number of hospitals and related institutions have created humour rooms. The humour room is stocked with books, comics, funny posters, audiotapes, and videos. Humour is a therapeutic tool that demands energy for its creation, yet its rich rewards include a closer therapeutic bond through shared laughter. The best humour comes from what is going on “at the moment.” Therefore one can plan to use humour yet rely on spontaneous opportunities to employ it. Humour is something positive that should bring mutually shared enjoyment and pleasure. Above all, humour is called a way of living not a part of living.

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  2. denied
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  1. late
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v) Humour is called a way of _________, not a part of living.

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