English Questions

Passage: However, the rise of digital communication has also led to the spread of 'fake news' and misinformation, which can cause social unrest. Q72. What is a negative aspect of digital communication mentioned in the text?

Passage: Digital literacy is the ability to find, evaluate, and communicate information through various digital platforms. Q73. What is 'digital literacy'?

Passage: Cyberbullying is another concern, where individuals use the internet to harass or intimidate others. Q74. What is 'cyberbullying'?

Passage: While social media connects us with friends and family, excessive use can lead to social isolation and mental health issues. Q75. What is the paradox of social media mentioned here?

Passage: Privacy settings allow users to control who can see their personal information and posts. Q76. What is the purpose of 'privacy settings'?

Passage: The 'digital footprint' is the trail of data you leave behind while using the internet. Q77. What does 'digital footprint' mean?

Passage: Credibility of information is a major issue; one must verify facts before sharing them online. Q78. Which word in the passage means 'the quality of being trusted'?

Passage: Algorithms often create 'filter bubbles' where users are only exposed to information that aligns with their existing beliefs. Q79. What can be an effect of a 'filter bubble'?

Passage: The rapid evolution of technology means that what is considered 'modern' today may become 'obsolete' tomorrow. Q80. What is the meaning of 'obsolete'?

Passage: Sports are essential for the physical and mental development of students. They teach teamwork, discipline, and the value of hard work. Q81. What are the two types of development mentioned for students?

Passage: Football is the most popular sport in Nepal, followed by cricket and volleyball. Q82. According to the text, which sport is the second most popular in Nepal?

Passage: Participating in team sports helps individuals learn how to collaborate with others to achieve a common goal. Q83. What is a key lesson learned from 'team sports'?

Passage: Regular physical activity through sports reduces the risk of chronic diseases such as obesity and heart disease. Q84. Name one disease that sports help prevent according to the text.

Passage: Discipline in sports involves following rules and respecting the referee's decisions. Q85. What does 'discipline' involve in the context of sports?

Passage: Sportsmanship is the fair and generous treatment of others, especially in a sporting contest. Q86. What is 'sportsmanship'?

Passage: The ANFA (All Nepal Football Association) is responsible for the development of football in Nepal. Q87. What does the acronym ANFA stand for?

Passage: Winning isn't everything; the spirit of the game and the effort put in are equally important. Q88. What is the author's message in this sentence?

Passage: Athletics provides a platform for individuals to showcase their talents and potentially earn scholarships for higher education. Q89. How can sports help a student financially?

Passage: Many athletes face 'adversity' in the form of injuries or lack of resources, but resilience helps them overcome these hurdles. Q90. What is 'resilience' in this context?

Passage: Nepal is second only to Brazil in water resources potential, with over 6,000 rivers and rivulets. However, much of this potential remains untapped. Q91. How many rivers and rivulets does Nepal have?