Exercise-1
Man is (a)— (nature)—curious to know the unknown. Newspaper is the best medium to satisfy this (b)— (curious)—. It tells us what is (c)— (happen)—around the world. It is the (d)— (supply)—of all sorts of news and views. A newspaper is a (e)— (power)—instrument of publicity. Government

(f)— (notify)—are given publicly through it. It is a good (g)— (compaû)—in our solitary hours. It helps the (h)— (grow)— of public opinion. But it is not an (i)— (mix)—blessing. However, newspaper has made the world (j)— (small)—and helps one nation to understand the other.

Answer: (a) naturally; (b) curiosity; (c) happening; (d) supplier; (e) powerful; (f) notifications; (g) companion; (h) growth; (i) unmixed; (j) smaller;

Exercise-2
The aim of (a)— (educated)—is to make a man fully equipped to be (b)— (use)—to himself and to society. A (c)— (true)—educated person should be self-reliant with regard to his (d)— (person)—needs. He should be well-mannered, (e)— (thought)—, sympathetic and co-operative. He should be

(f)— (truth)—, honest, punctual and (g)— (duty)—. Punctuality is a virtue that makes a nation (h)—(prosper)—. An educated person tries to (i)— (move)—-the sufferings of his countrymen. He also helps others in attaining (j)— (self-reliants)—.

Answer: (a) education; (b) useful; (c) truly; (d) personal; (e) thoughtful; (f) truthful; (g) dutiful; (h) prosperous; (i) remove; (j) self-reliance;

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