on - A)
A. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:
Games, though essential, should not become to be all and end-all of student's life. Generally the
sportsmen waste too much time on them and fail in the examinations. One must
not devote more
thanone hour to sports and after that should not even think of them.
Again, if a player plays
a game
can lead toblood and quarrels. In some of the colleges, there
is a tradition that if the
visiting team is
rashly, there is a danger of breaking his bones. If it is
played without the
spirit of sportsmanship, it
But in spite of allthese minor problems, sports are
very useful in keeping
the students busy and in
winning
thematch, the home team plays foul, picks a quarrel and breaks
the bones of the
visitors.
developing theirpersonalities. India expect its citizens
to have the qualities of good
sportsmanship.
1. What do the games do to some students?
2. Why do the players break their bones sometimes?
B. How do sports develop the personality of students?
-. How are sports useful for students?
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