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Answers of Worksheet II
Question I
Room No 3, Jaganath Builiding,
Begur, Hongasandra
Bengaluru 560 068

21st  June, 2016.
Dear Tom,
I realized from your last letter that you are not taking part in any kind of sports-it is good to devote time to your studies but you must  spare time for  sports-it will be useful for improving your physical fitness and personality development- it will create a healthy competitive spirit in you-it will teach you to remain balanced in both the cases, victory or defeat-it will increase your mental alertness-so start participating in your favorite sport from today itself. (Only hints are given, you may have to make it your own)
Yours affectionately,
John

Question III
1.    Have you been invited by him?
2.    Will you do this work in time?
3.    Let only truth be told.
4.    We are enthused by inspirational stories.
5.    By Whom was the Merchant of Vencie written?
6.    His song must be listened to by us.
7.    Why were you deprived of your money by Arun?
8.    You are requested to shut the door.
9.    Alas! His voice shall not be heard any more.
10. By whom is English taught?









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