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Rani’s teacher narrates to her students about the production of paper. Read the following narration and fill in the blanks with the verbs using their passive form. People of China produced paper

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Rani’s teacher narrates to her students about the production of paper. Read the following narration and fill in the blanks with the verbs using their passive form.

People of China produced paper from wood. They mixed water with the fibres of wood and dried it until they became a soft wet pulp. They used this pulp to make paper. The Chinese invented this method of paper making in 2nd century BCE. Later Egyptians used papyrus plants to make paper.

  1. Paper ______(produce) from wood.
  2. The fibres of wood from trees ________(mix) with water to make a soft wet pulp.
  3. Later, it _____(dry) to make paper.
  4. This method ________(invent) in 2nd BCE in China.
  5. Papyrus plants _____(use) by Egyptians to make paper.
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  1. Paper is produced from wood.
  2. The fibres of wood from trees are mixed with water to make a soft wet pulp.
  3. Later, it is dried to make paper.
  4. This method in was invented 2nd BCE in China.
  5. Papyrus plants were used by Egyptians to make paper.
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