Question

Match the word connectors with reference to part I, II, III respectively. Make sentences of each of these connectors.

No	Word		Connector
1.	government	(a)	person
2.	betterment of	(b)	curbs
3.	pure and ethical	(c)	degradation
4.	community’s	(d)	launch
5.	religions	(e)	dialogue
6.	astonishing	(f)	silence
7.	technological	(a)	motivation
8.	frank	(g)	aspect
9.	social	(h)	life
10.	faith	(i)	centre
11.	inquisitive	(j)	officials
12.	academic	(k)	problems
13.	environmental	(l)	humanity
14.	pin-drop	(m)	service
15.	alternate	(n)	bodies
16.	remarkable	(o)	evils
17.	silent	(p)	advancement
18.	famished	(q)	brilliance
19.	unsuccessful	(s)	accommodation
20.	space-research	(t)	discipline

Answer 1

No	Word		Connector
1.	government	(j)	officials
2.	betterment of	(l)	humanity
3.	pure and ethical	(h)	life
4.	community’s	(k)	problems
5.	religions	(m)	service
6.	astonishing	(g)	aspect
7.	technological	(p)	advancement
8.	frank	(e)	dialogue
9.	social	(o)	evils
10.	faith	(b)	curbs
11.	inquisitive	(t)	discipline
12.	academic	(q)	brilliance
13.	environmental	(c)	degradation
14.	pin-drop	(f)	silence
15.	alternate	(s)	accommodation
16.	remarkable	(a)	person
17.	silent	(a)	motivation
18.	famished	(n)	bodies
19.	unsuccessful	(d)	launch
20.	space-research	(i)	centre

1. government officials: The government officials were instructed to ensure that the State elections are conducted in a free and fair manner.
2. betterment of humanity: Every country must try and prevent environmental degradation for the betterment of humanity.
3. pure and ethical life: It is necessary to listen to one’s conscience to lead a pure and ethical life.
4. community’s problems: Global problems would largely reduce, if each and every community’s problems are resolved promptly.
5. religious service: The truest form of religious service is to selflessly help those in need.
6. astonishing aspect: The most astonishing aspect of Baba Amte’s personality was his humble nature.
7. technological adyancement: India has made rapid technological advancement in the field of Defence and National security.
8. frank dialogue: Conflicts and misunderstandings at any level can be sorted through peaceful and frank dialogues.
9. social evils: Though India is one of the most influential nations, we still have various social evils that hinder our growth.
10. faith curbs: Faith curbs the greed and animosity in man to a great extent.
11. inquisitive disciple: Karan was Prof. Ansari’s most inquisitive disciple as he wanted to learn everything about psychology from him.
12. academic brilliance: Academic brilliance is a quality many parents desire in their children.
13. environmental degradation: Man has made rapid progress in many spheres but all at the cost of environmental degradation.
14. pin-drop silence: As soon as the Principal entered the classroom, there was pin-drop silence.
15. alternate accommodation: As our present building was to be reconstructed, all the families had to look out for an alternate accommodation.
16. remarkable person: Satyajit Ray was not only a cinematic genius, but also a remarkable person.
17. silent motivation: The promise of a better tomorrow became a silent motivation for a lot of freedom fighters in the pre-independence era.
18. famished bodies: Excess food during social gatherings must be donated appropriately to feed the famished bodies in our society.
19. unsuccessful launch: Had Dr. Kalam not considered the unsuccessful launch as a stepping stone, he would have probably never experienced success in the future.
20. space research centre: All prospective space researchers struggle to be a part of NASA, the most celebrated space research centre.