Before you, like …………..1………… lantern ……………..2……….. walls are worn… - Vidyadip

Question

Before you, like …………..1………… lantern ……………..2……….. walls are worn …………3………….. thin you glimpse only the light inside, is the incandescence of a man. ………….4……….. body, almost irrelevant, exists only like a case made of shadows. …………..5………….. I, no believer in eternal souls, know that this is ………….6…………. each of us is; everything else an accessory.

✓

Answer

1. a, 2. whose, 3. so, 4. The, 5. So that, 6. what

Need a full question paper?

Generate a complete, print-ready paper with questions like this in minutes — across 16+ boards, with answer keys.

Start Generating Free

Explore more

More "BLANKS - ARTICEL, CONJUCTION, PREPOSITION [3M]" from Unit - 7 : A Visit to Cambridge→Unit - 7 : A Visit to Cambridge — all question types→English STD 8 question papers→CBSE Board STD 8 question papers→CBSE Board question paper generator→

Similar questions

Even ……..1……… getting down …….2…….. the summit, ……..3…….. the physical exhaustion had gone, I began asking myself the question ………..4……… I had climbed Everest. Why did the act of reaching the summit have such …….5….. hold ……..6…….. my imagination?

He waited …….1……. the sound of …….2……… hooves to end, ……….3…….. cut to the right. The scrub was still. Only his own crackling ……..4……… twigs sounded ………5……… the silence. He wondered for an instant …………6………. he had mistaken his direction.

The answer flashed. “Yes.” ………….1…………… he smiled his one-way smile .………..2………….. I knew, ………….3………… being sentimental or silly, …………4…………. I was looking at one of the most beautiful men in the world. A first glimpse of him is shocking, …………5………… he is like a still photograph- …………6…………… all those pictures of him in magazines and newspapers have turned three-dimensional.

………..1……….. the name it said ‘Urgent and Confidential. ………2……….. his condition, Bepin Babu had ………3………. feeling ………4………. he ought to go ………5………. the letter. He tore open the envelope ………6………. took out the letter.

Almas’s mother ….1…. aunts stood clinging …2…. the leaves of ….3…. coconut tree, calling …..4…. to her. A wave uprooted ……5….. tree, and they too were washed ….6…..

Now Bepin Babu realised ………1………. it was I, not he ………2………. this man ………3………. was making ………4………. mistake. Bepin Babu had never been ………5………. Ranchi. He had been at ………6………. point of going several times but never made it.

In ………….1…………….. hushed silence of the house …………….2………….. I am quite alone, ………….3……………. my friend, who was here has gone, it is very lonely, very quiet, ……………4…………….. I sit in a liquid silence, a silence …………..5…………. surrounded …………….6………….. the rhythm of rain.

……1………. climbing the summit ……..2…….. Everest, you are overwhelmed by a deep sense of joy ……..3…….. thankfulness. It is a joy ……….4…….. lasts a lifetime. The experience changes you completely. The man ……….5……… has been to the mountains is never ………6……… same again.

He stroked its sides as gently ……..1……… the fawn were a china deer ……..2…….. he might break it. Its skin was very soft. It was sleek and clean and had a sweet scent …….3……. grass. He rose slowly and lifted the fawn …….4……. the grounds Its legs hung limply. They were surprisingly long and he had to hoist ……….5……… fawn as high as possible ……..6……. his arm.

But ………1…….. British continued to oppress Indians. ………..2………. 1818, they had passed Regulation III. ………..3……… it, ………….4……….. Indian could: be jailed …………….5………… trial in ………….6…………… court. :