Class 8 English Grammar Exercise- Unit 4: Travel and Tourism - The Lesson “Under Water Tunnel in the World"

Class 8 English Grammar Exercise- Unit 4: Travel and Tourism - The Lesson “Under Water Tunnel in the World"

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 Use of English/Grammar Exercise  

Unit 4:

" Travel and Tourism "

(National Book Foundation - New Book/New Syllabus Based on Single National Curriculum Pakistan 2023-2024 and Onwards)

(Class 8 English Notes for 8th Centralized Exam 2023 and onward, FDE, Islamabad)



The Lesson  “Under Water Tunnel in the World"


Vocabulary

1. The following words appeared in the article ‘Underwater Railway’. Match the following words in column A with its meaning in column.


2. Cut apart each of the words into syllables and then try to connect the syllables to make a new word. The first word is


Word

Syllables

New words

Destination

Des/ti/na/tion

Nation

Surface

Sur/face

Face

Target

Tar/get

Get

Improvement

Im/ prove/ment

Prove

Artificial

Ar/ti/fi/cial

Tea

Development

De/ve/lop/ment

Develop

Situation

Situa/tion

Situate

Railway

Rail/way

Way

Started

Start/ed

Start

System

Sys/tem

Stem

 

Comprehension Checkpoint:

1. Identify the tunnel being described in the statements

1. This trail tunnel was a dream of a sultan, around 150 years ago.
Marmary

2. This is a railway tunnel of Japan, which was considered as the longest and deepest rail unnel of the world.
Seikan

3. This is an inter-country train tunnel connecting England with Europe via the English Channel.
The Channel Tunnel

4. This underwater sea tunnel reaches to a whooping depth of 2300m. The route connects Zurich with Milan and the trains cover 57 km underwater in just 20 minutes.
Gothard Base Tunnel

5. This is one of the oldest underwater tunnels in the world, built-in 1843.
Thames Tunnel


2. Complete the fact file about the Underwater Railways.






Use of English:

A. Write “C” if the statement is a clause and “S” if it is a sentence.


a. The engineering advancement of building Tunnels. S

b. Transportation started in the 19th century by English engineers. C

c. The first proposed underground system was the London Subway Network. S

d. Historically, the first tunnel was built in Kibblesworth in 1855. C

e. As a test tunnel before their project in London. C

f. This tunnel was built for the usage of horse carriage but it was turned into a railway tunnel under the Thames River. S

B. Rewrite the following simple sentences into compound sentences using and, or, but, so, yet, nor, for.


Simple Sentences

Compound Sentence

The first underwater railway tunnel was 396m long
It was located 23 meter under river surface

The first underwater railway tunnel was 396m long so It was located 23 meter under river surface

The tunnel was built for the usage of horse carriage
It was turned into railway tunnel under the Thames

The tunnel was built for the usage of horse carriage but It was turned into railway tunnel under the Thames

This is a railway tunnel of Japan
It was considered as the longest and deepest rail

This is a railway tunnel of Japan and It was considered as the longest and deepest rail

● Today, it is one of the most significant train routes of London
An interesting tourist

Today, it is one of the most significant train routes of London for An interesting tourist.

● This train tunnel was a dream of a sultan
Around 150 years ago

This train tunnel was a dream of a sultan for around 150 years ago

 



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Source: English Book (National Book Foundation, Pakistan)

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