Comprehension

Read the passage: Fruits like oranges and lemons are rich in Vitamin C. Vitamin C helps build our immune system. Question: Which vitamin is found in oranges?

Read the passage: The tiger is the national animal of India. In Nepal, the cow is the national animal. Tigers live in jungles. Question: What is the national animal of Nepal?

Read the passage: Fire needs oxygen to burn. If we cover a burning candle with a glass, it will stop burning. Question: What does fire need to burn?

Read the passage: A dictionary is a book that gives the meanings of words. It also helps us with spellings. Question: What is a dictionary used for?

Read the passage: Plants need sunlight, water, and soil to grow. Without these, they will wither and die. Question: Which of these is NOT mentioned as a requirement for plant growth?

Read the passage: Nepal has three geographical regions: the Mountain, the Hill, and the Terai. Each region has a different climate. Question: How many geographical regions does Nepal have?

Read the passage: The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. It is a huge ball of fire that gives us light and heat. Question: Where does the sun set?

Read the passage: Bicycles are a good mode of transport. They do not use fuel and are good for exercise. Question: Why is a bicycle good for the environment?

Read the passage: Air pollution is a major problem in cities. It is caused by smoke from factories and vehicles. This pollution can lead to lung diseases. It is necessary to control the emission of harmful gases. Question: According to the passage, what is a primary cause of air pollution in cities?

Read the passage: The digital divide refers to the gap between people who have access to modern information technology and those who do not. This gap is prominent in developing countries. Bridging this gap is essential for equal opportunity. Question: What does the term 'digital divide' refer to?

Read the passage: Forests are called the 'lungs of the world'. They absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. Deforestation, however, is threatening this balance. Protecting forests is vital for our survival. Question: Why are forests compared to 'lungs'?

Read the passage: Science has changed the way we live. From the invention of the wheel to the modern smartphone, every discovery has made life easier. However, the misuse of science can lead to destruction. Question: What is the main idea of this passage?

Read the passage: Cultural heritage includes monuments, traditions, and languages. In Nepal, sites like Kathmandu Durbar Square are protected. Preserving heritage helps future generations understand their roots. Question: Why is it important to preserve cultural heritage?

Read the passage: Stress is a common issue in modern life. It can be managed through meditation, exercise, and a healthy diet. Ignoring stress can lead to serious physical and mental health problems. Question: Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to manage stress?

Read the passage: Water is a precious resource. Although most of the Earth is covered with water, only a small percentage is fresh water suitable for human use. Conserving water is essential to prevent future shortages. Question: Why should we conserve water if most of the Earth is covered with it?

Read the passage: The tourism industry in Nepal is a major source of foreign exchange. However, it depends heavily on the weather and political stability. An increase in tourists can lead to better economic conditions. Question: What factors does Nepal's tourism industry depend on?

Read the passage: Plastic pollution is a global crisis. Single-use plastics take hundreds of years to decompose. They often end up in the oceans, harming marine life. Switching to biodegradable alternatives is a necessary step. Question: Why is single-use plastic harmful to the oceans?

Read the passage: Solar energy is harnessed using solar panels. It is a clean source of power, unlike fossil fuels. As technology improves, solar panels are becoming more efficient and affordable. Question: How is solar energy different from fossil fuels?

Read the passage: Communication has evolved from smoke signals to digital messaging. Today, we can talk to anyone instantly regardless of the distance. This connectivity has made the world a 'global village'. Question: What is meant by the term 'global village' in the context of the passage?

Read the passage: Yoga is an ancient practice originating in India. It combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation. It helps in maintaining both physical and mental balance. Question: What are the three components of yoga mentioned in the passage?