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Have Another Day · Part 3

Chapter 1: 2 · COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH

goods are carried seldom (adv.) - not often , rarely blinkers (n) - a device for flashing light signals retrieval (n) the process of getting something back from somewhere harvested (v) to remove an organ from a person for transplant Glossary 12th Communicative English Book.indb Page Have Another Day b. On the basis of your reading of the passage, answer the following. . How did Arjun meet with an accident?

.What was the cause of the accident? .What happened to Arjun in the accident? . Which rule was violated in this case?

. How can drivers carrying protruding materials in their vehicles prevent accidents? c. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from the passage.

. Arjun’s family kept aside their .................... and came forward to give the ................. of life to others.

. Arjun’s organ ................... was conducted by ...................................... .

. The ................. loss of brain functions, ............... by a team of experts is called .....................

. . Arjun has become a source of .......................... for many others who are now coming forward to ....................

of organs from ...................... donors, a central body called ............................is being set up. d. Find words from the passage which mean the same as the following.

. a person walking by (para ) . a multi-lane, high speed connecting road (para ) . transparent outer layer of the eye (para ) .

great distress (para ) . a corpse of a human to be dissected (para ) e. Complete the following statements taking clues from the passage. . .......................................................

is still vivid in Arjun’s father’s mind. . The government has banned ............... ........................

beyond the body frame. . In India, many people die because of .................... f.

Read the following poem carefully. Somebody’s Mother - Mary Dow Brine The woman was old and ragged and gray And bent with the chill of the Winter’s day. The street was wet with a recent snow And the woman’s feet were aged and slow. She stood at the crossing and waited long, Alone, uncared for, amid the throng

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