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COMPREHENSION 2





               Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:

               Once there was a toy train that lay on a shelf for a long time. It belonged to Bobby.
               He  used  to  play  with  the  train  for  hours  earlier,  piling  his  other  toys  on  it  while  it
               chugged around the room! But heh had grown up now and was happy riding his bicycle
               and playing outside in the park. The train felt very sad and lonely. One day, however,
               a strange thing happened. Bobby’s father came and picked up the train. He cleaned
               it  and  put  in  a  new  battery.  Then  he  set  it  on  its  track.  As  soon  as  he  switched  it

               on, the train gave a hoot and set off on its track. But it was surprised to see a small
               girl  clapping  her  hands  and  jumping  up  and  down.  She  looked  like  Bobby  and  there
               was Bobby also smiling and clapping! The train hooted in delight. Now Bobby and his
               little sister would both play with it!


                 A.  Fill in suitable words from the story to complete the following sentences.

                       1.  There was a toy train that lay on a                         .
                       2.  Bobby had grown up now and was happy riding his                                and playing
                                           in the park.

                       3.  The  train  was                    to  see  a  small  girl                her  hands  and
                                           up and down.

                 B.  Answer the following questions.

                       1.  Why was the train sad?
                       2.  How did Bobby play with the train?

                       3.  What did Bobby’s father do?
                       4.  Why was the train delighted?





























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