Comprehension

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Comprehension for practice 


Human beings are unique creatures on Earth. Unlike other animals, they possess advanced intelligence, allowing them to create languages, develop technologies, and build civilizations. Humans communicate through speech, writing, and gestures, making them highly social beings.


Another remarkable trait of humans is their ability to adapt. They can live in various environments, from the freezing Arctic to the hot deserts. Through inventions such as clothing, shelter, and modern transportation, humans have overcome many natural challenges.


Furthermore, humans have emotions and morals that guide their behavior. They experience love, kindness, anger, and empathy. These emotions influence their decisions and relationships. Additionally, humans have the ability to think critically, solve problems, and make discoveries that improve their lives.


However, despite these remarkable qualities, humans also face challenges. Environmental pollution, global warming, and conflicts threaten their future. It is important for human beings to work together, use their intelligence wisely, and protect the planet for future generations.



Practice Questions:


A. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)


1. What makes humans different from other animals?

a) Their ability to run fast

b) Their advanced intelligence

c) Their strong physical strength

d) Their large population



2. How do humans adapt to different environments?

a) By migrating frequently

b) By using tools and inventions

c) By avoiding extreme climates

d) By eating only specific foods



3. What emotions do humans experience?

a) Love and kindness

b) Only anger and fear

c) No emotions at all

d) Only happiness and sadness



4. Why is it important for humans to protect the planet?

a) To ensure their survival and that of future generations

b) To dominate nature

c) To increase wealth and power

d) To prevent animals from evolving



B. Short Answer Questions


1. How does human intelligence help in communication?



2. In what ways have humans adapted to harsh environments?



3. How do emotions influence human behavior?



4. Mention two global challenges that humans face today.



5. What can humans do to protect the environment?


Prepared for practice 

Happy learning with Noor E Alam, English Medium Teacher 


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