“The Pace for Living’ is written by :

Performance of duty and observance of morality are........... terms.

India's glory is that it is -

Many thrust their advice upon............and she remains steady.

Civilization is that mode of conduct which points out to man the

Our ancestors saw that happiness was largely a................ condition.

Which route does the author follow ?

To whom did the author tell that you should not burn the leaves ?

Who was cheating the corn-merchant ?

What did the author do for environment ?

In this lesson, the narrator talks about how he advises everybody what they should do to protect the:

Where did the author see a play in which a corn-merchant was the chief character ?

Who didn’t dislike the rapid movement of life ?

We notice that mind is a restless...........

Give the meaning of amazing ?

We dare not change.

It is hard to get people to work for -

We have had no system of............. competition.

Our ancestors ................us from luxuries and pleasures.

Jim’s mother told him that he used up ….. by watching television all the time.

Who had the fantastic notion of spending £ 10 on a holiday ?

When the narrator sat down to write, Gillu wanted to catch her :

Slow thinkers have a disadvantage when it comes to earning a :

This lesson is about true friendship between a human being and a /an :

In “The Pace for Living’, the writer captures the agony of …. man.

The author admits that quick travel does not give the traveller the real …… of travel.

The narrator liked to believe that on some ……… day, Gillu would come back to life as a small Juhi flower ?

Who is the author of ‘Me and the Ecology Bit’ ?

Gillu's favourite food was :

Everyone told the narrator that the squirrel would not ……… after being attacked so badly by the crows.

The narrator told Mr Williams not to burn leaves as it is …… for the air and ecology.

Our ancestors, therefore, set a limit to our -

Our ancestors set a limit to our indulgences because -

R.C. Hutchinson was a -

The main character in the play which the author saw was a/an …….corn-merchant.