Unit
19
Reading II (page 246)
Pokhara international
airport inaugurated
A. The meanings of some of the
highlighted words are given below. Find the words and write them down.
a.
praised formally or officially
b.
extremely crowded and blocked with traffic or people
c.
made a formal beginning of; initiated
d. the
process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another
e. a
formal religious or public occasion
f. the
act of keeping something in good condition
Answer
a.
praised formally or officially – commended
b.
extremely crowded and blocked with traffic or people – congested
c.
made a formal beginning of; initiated – inaugurated
d. the
process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another –
transition
e. a
formal religious or public occasion – ceremony
f. the
act of keeping something in good condition – maintenance
B. Answer the following questions.
a. Who inaugurated the newly built
Pokhara Regional International Airport and when?
b. How is the airport useful
according to the Prime Minister?
c. What was the first airline to
land on the newly built airport?
d. Why were the locals commended
by the Deputy Prime Minister?
e. Why is ICAO grateful to the
Government of Nepal and CAAN ?
f. How are airport infrastructure
and air services vital according to Mr. Tao Ma?
Answer
a. The
newly-built Pokhara Regional International Airport was inaugurated by prime
minister on January 1, 2023.
b.
According to the Prime Minister, the airport is useful for contributing to the
economic development of Pokhara and the entire country.
c.
Himalaya Airlines was the first airline to land on the newly built Pokhara
Regional International Airport.
d. The
locals were commended by the Deputy Prime Minister for their sacrifices and
patience during the completion of the airport project.
e.
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation) is grateful to the Government
of Nepal and CAAN (Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal) for their long-standing
commitment, consistency, and comprehensive support.
f. Mr.
Tao Ma stated that airport infrastructure and air services are vital for
ensuring connectivity, socio-economic development, and disaster relief efforts
in landlocked countries.
C. Why do you think the operation of
an international airport is helpful in the economic development of a country?
Discuss.
Answer
The
operation of an international airport plays an important role in the economic
development and growth of a country. It helps to come to our country easily
from other countries. It serves as a gateway for other people from different
foreign countries. It supports global connectivity, facilitating the movement
of people and goods across borders. This connectivity helps tourism. In the
same way it helps in international trade, stimulating economic growth and
creating employment opportunities. The presence of an international airport
attracts foreign direct investment, as it provides a favourable environment for
multinational corporations to establish their regional headquarters or
logistics hubs. Additionally, the airport serves as a catalyst for the growth
of ancillary industries such as hospitality, transportation, and retail,
generating a ripple effect throughout the local economy. Moreover, a
well-functioning international airport enhances the country’s reputation and
competitiveness on the global stage, attracting more visitors and businesses.
Overall, the operation of an international airport not only boosts the tourism
sector but also drives trade, investment, and job creation, making it a vital
component of a country’s economic development strategy. In these ways it is
helpful in the in the economic development of a country.
Writing II
Write a news report using the
following clues.
The hospital inaugurated in Doti
A
hospital………inaugurated among a big mass by Minister of Health…..built from the
financial support of the Government of Nepal……. work started in 2019…….ended in
2021……..has the capacity of 60 beds . . people look happy and hopeful about the
future………
Answer
Hospital Inaugurated in Doti
Silgadhi,
26 January 2021 (RSS)
In a historic
event witnessed by a large gathering, the Minister of Health, along with local
officials, inaugurated a new hospital in Doti. This noteworthy development was
made possible through the generous financial support of the Government of
Nepal.
The
hospital's development started in 2019 and is projected to be finished in 2021,
offering the residents of Doti and the neighboring areas essential healthcare
services. It can accommodate sixty beds. This hospital has enormous potential
to meet the healthcare needs of the surrounding area. In addition to emergency
care, outpatient services, inpatient treatments, and specialized care units, it
seeks to offer a broad range of medical supplies. The construction of this
hospital represents a critical turning point in Doti's healthcare system.
The
locals, who have been waiting a long time for better medical facilities, are
optimistic that the hospital will not only offer high-quality medical care but
also advance the general growth of the area.
As the
hospital doors open, the people of Doti eagerly await the positive impact it
will have on their lives and the improved health outcomes for their community.
With this new healthcare facility, they can now look forward to a brighter and
healthier future.
Grammar II
A. Choose the correct alternative
for each of the following sentences:
Answer
a. The
teacher said to us, “What do you want?”- ii. The teacher asked us what we
wanted.
b. She
said to me, “Will you please help me?”- iii. She asked me to help her.
c. He
said to me, “Don’t sit on my bed.”- iii. He told me not to sit on his bed.
d. My
sister said to him, “The Earth moves round the Sun.”- i. My sister told him
that the Earth moved round the Sun.
e. She
said to me, “I don’t believe you.”- i. She told me that she didn’t believe me.
f. She
said, “Can you run?”- iii. She asked if I could run.
g. They
said, “They have seen a lion.”- i. They said that they had seen a lion.
h. She
said, “I am waiting for Sarita.”- iii. She said that she was waiting for
Sarita.
i. Nancy
said, “I may leave tomorrow.”- ii. Nancy said that she might leave tomorrow.
j. Manisha
said to me, “When did you come to Nepal?”- ii. Manisha questioned me when I
came to Nepal.
B. Change the following sentences
into indirect speech:
a. He said, “I’ll send a postcard.”
b. “We’ve bought a new car,” they
said to me.
c. Aruna said, “I don’t speak
German.”
d. Hem says, “Don’t play on the
grass, boys.”
e. My mum said, “Are you feeling
well?”
f. Nishan said, “Where did you
meet him last week?”
g. The doctor said to my father,
“You must stay in bed.”
h. The boy said, “Let me go.”
i. Arpan said, “How often do you
play cricket?”
Answer
a. He
said that he would send a postcard.
b. They
told me that they had bought a new car.
c. Aruna
said that she didn’t speak German.
d. Hem
told the boys not to play on the grass.
e. My
mum asked if I was feeling well.
f. Nishan
asked where I had met him the previous week.
g. The
doctor told my father that he must stay in bed.
h. The
boy requested to be let go.
i. Arpan
asked how often I played cricket.
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