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Subject: C. English FM: 50
Grade: 8
Read the following text and answer the following questions.
Free birds you are students
Flap your wings to fly,
Do continue the expedition
To touch the sky
Come on dear students you can reach the destination,
Hindrances may come on the way
Overcome them with determination.
Give a try to achieve your goal
Nothing is easy and nothing is impossible
Try to recognize the courage within
You have the strength incredible.
Time and tide wait for none
Follow it with great care and caution,
You can make your nation a piece of heaven.
Find the words in the poem that match with the following meanings. (5)
_____________things that make it more difficult for someone to do something.
____________ability to do something dangerous.
___________ (of a bird) move its wing up and down when flying.
___________ An excursion or a journey made for some specific purpose.
___________ difficult to believe: extraordinary
Read the passage below and answer the following questions.
Parents Day Announcement
We are pleased to announce that our school is going to celebrate Parents Day on the 22nd of March on the auspicious occasion of its 42nd anniversary. The program will be held in the Assembly Hall at 11:00 am. We feel privileged to announce that the Mayor of Bardaghat Municipality will grace the ceremony as the chief guest. We feel proud to announce that the mayor is an ex-student of this school. He will confer prizes to the winning students in academic, extracurricular, and co-curricular activities. There is also a cultural performance by our talented students to entertain the audience. There will also be a short photo session with the chief guest at the end of the program.
Thank you!
Dibya Jyoti Secondary School
Answer the following questions. (5)
Is the school new? Why?
What relation does the Mayor of Bardaghat Municipality have
with the school?
Make a list of the programs that are going to be held.
Make sentences of the following words: i. celebrate ii.
announce
When will be the photo session?
Read the following poem and answer the following questions.
Dear Future Generations,
I think I speak for the rest of us when I say
Sorry, sorry we left you with our mess of a planet
Sorry that we were too caught up in our own doings to do something
Sorry we listened to people who made excuses
To do nothing
I hope you forgive us
We just didn’t realize how special the earth was
like a marriage gone wrong
We didn’t know what we had until it was gone
So I’m sorry, I’m sorry that we put profit above people
Greed over need, the rule of gold above the golden rule
I’m sorry we used nature as a credit card with no spending limit
Overdrafting animals to extinction
Stealing your chance to ever see their uniqueness
Or become friends with them
Sorry we poisoned the oceans so much that you can’t even swim in them
But most of all, I’m sorry about our mindset
’cause we had the nerve to call this destruction
“Progress”
Write true or false. (5×1=5)
The poet is asking for forgiveness from current generation. _____
People are too busy with their own lives to care for the earth. _____
“Greed over need” means that people have used the nature wisely. ______
“Stealing your chance” implies that the future generation has not been left with plenty of choices for their life. ______
The poem ends in an ironic note: Destruction is compulsory for progress. ______
Read the following text and answer the following questions.
The sound coming from Alper’s room was absolutely awful…His mum opened the door. “Son, I’ve got a headache. Can you give it a rest?” “But I’m practicing the guitar.” “Practicing? Sometimes you hit the strings and sometimes you slap the guitar… And your mouth is open all the time. And you keep shouting. That’s not singing! We send you to a guitar course but it’s a waste of time and money!”
“Why?”
“Didn’t they give you songs you’re supposed to practice with? You should learn how to play these first until you get them right.” “Oh, I do play those songs sometimes. They’re really boring though. Anyway, it hurts my fingers when I play the strings according to the rules, they
teach us at the course. I play with my heart. Not according to rules… It’s a lot more fun that way”
“Well I hope your dad doesn’t hear that after spending all this money. It’s disturbing the neighbours. Last night, Mr. Arif from upstairs was making a fuss. He said that your singing sounded as if you had fallen into a pot of boiling water!
It had all started with Alper’s friend, Serkan. When Serkan’s father had bought him a guitar, Alper wanted one as well…He began to dream of having a classical guitar. Alper nagged his father to buy him a guitar even though his father couldn’t really afford it. In the end, Alper’s father took out an advance on his salary to buy his son the guitar. Alper was delighted…He spent days and days writing lyrics…The light in the air… cats…birds…sweet breezes…Alper wrote about everything! But…Alper had no music for his words. He couldn’t write music. He didn’t know any notes at all.
His mum’s words really depressed him. At first he thought that he only needed to touch the guitar and beautiful music would just come out on its own. But instead it was only practice, practice, practice. Not real music. How many more times would he have to take lessons just to play Baris Manco’s ‘Domates, Biber, Patlıcan’? He couldn’t stand this…It was taking such a long time to learn how to play his own music!
Answer the following questions. (4×1.5 =6)
Give a suitable title to the story.
Why was Alper’s mother annoyed with him?
Who complained about Arif’s guitar practice? And why?
How did Alper’s father buy him a guitar?
Match the following. (4×1=4)
Afford Criticize or complain.
Give it a rest Become angry
Make a fuss stop
Nagged Have enough money to buy something
Identify ten errors in the given paragraph. Rewrite the paragraph by correcting the errors. (10×0.5=5)
My friend, david is one of the most careless people I know.he is tall and slim with black hair,and always wears a t-shirt,and black jeans. his jeans have holes in them, and his baseball boots are shabby. He usually sits at the back of his class. However when the exam results are published he always gets straight ‘A’.i don’t think he is as lazy as he appears to be.Wow what a talented student he is.once I asked him,why do you always sit at the back of the classroom.he responded that nobody would notice him reading all the time on the back bench.
Write a descriptive paragraph on the given topic including the information as mentioned below.(5)
My Favourite Restaurant
Name of the restaurant, its location and the reason why you love it.
Give more reasons for choosing that place.
What events/things can you do there with your friends and families?
Describe its ambience and services.
Write a descriptive essay on the following topic. (10)
A Memorable Family Vacation
Rewrite the given sentences as indicated in the brackets. (5×0.5=2.5)
Sita grew apples in her orchard. (yes/no question)
Rita said, “ Please open the door.” (Indirect speech)
My mother doesn’t like to drink green tea. (affirmative)
I love having coffee with my friends.(negative)
I will buy you a new car. ( future perfect)
Choose and copy the best answers. (5×0.5=2.5)
One morning_______(in/on/at) early April I ______(wake/woke/wakes) up to see my friend Sherlock Holmes standing by my bedside. I blinked at him in surprise. “ I am sorry to wake you up Watson”, he said.“______(but/because/and) we _____(had/have/has) a client waiting for us in the sitting room. It seems she has something urgent to communicate.” That morning Holmes_______(had/got/gets) her to tell everything and she did the same.
*ALL THE BEST*
First Terminal Examination – 2080
Subject: English Full Marks: 75 Time: 3 hours
Read the text given below and do the activities that ensue:
Crossing the Bar
Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning of the bar,
When I put out to sea,
But such a tide as moving seems asleep,
Too full for sound and foam,
When that which drew from out the boundless deep
Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell,
And after that the dark!
And may there be no sadness of farewell,
When I embark;
For tho’ from out our bourne of Time and Place
The flood may bear me far,
I hope to see my Pilot face to face
When I have crost the bar.
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Choose the correct answer.
In the poem something blank, unknown and as an unpredictable world after death is suggested by the word …
foam
sea
farewell
bar
The only agent that helps the speaker to go far on his journey is …
Pilot
Time
Sun
Bar
In the poem, Pilot symbolises…
death
life
journey
speaker
Without accepting the goodbyes, the speaker is going …
paradise
home
prison
hell
Twilight comes with …, which will be followed by darkness.
sad goodbyes
the sunset and the evening star
the sandbar
the evening bell
Read the text given below and do the tasks.
The Poon Hill Yoga Trek provides a wonderful opportunity to witness the beauty of the Annapurna Range and the hidden treasures of Nepali culture. This programme will help you integrate the principles of Yoga into your daily life with magnificent views of snow-capped Himalayas and glaciers. The main benefit of joining this programme is that it supports and encourages a deep personal transformation process. This adventure journey passes through many tourist hotspots and icy waterfalls which are very pleasant sights.
Introducing Hatha Yoga and meditation alongside a trekking experience allows ample benefits for physical and mental health. The combination of Yoga and Poon Hill Trek creates a more fulfilling physical exercise while strengthening and opening the mind for greater relaxation and awareness, all within the attractive natural environment.
This programme is open for all experience levels and is a unique chance for those interested in the strengthening of the body, mind and soul. This may be the short Yoga holiday you have always wished for providing an opportunity for you to explore Nepali lifestyle and secrets to happiness of the Nepali people.
Match the words from the text in Column A with their meanings in Column B. There is an extra meaning that you may not use.
Column A Column B
witness mass of ice, formed by snow on mountains, moving slowly along a valley
glacier a place where there is a lot of activity or entertainment
hotspot to see something happen
Relaxation a complete change in something/somebody
transformation ways of resting and enjoying yourself
joyful
Answer the following questions. [5 × 1 Ö 5]
What is the main benefit of joining Poon Hill Yoga Trek programme?
Who can join the Yoga Trek?
What is the expected effect of combination of the Yoga and Trek?
Where does the Yoga Trek pass through?
Name any two things which the participants of the Poon Hill Yoga Trek will be able to witness.
Read the text given below and do the tasks.
Parsa Wildlife Reserve
Location
Parsa Wildlife Reserve was established in 1984 with an area of 499 sq. km. It occupies parts of Chitwan, Makwanpur, Parsa and Bara districts in Central Nepal. The reserve headquarters is at Adhabar on the Hetauda-Birgunj highway (22 km south of Hetauda and 20 km north of Birgunj).
What can you see?
The reserve supports a good population of resident wild elephants, tigers, leopards, sloth bears, blue bulls, and wild dogs. Other common animals are sambar, chital, hog deer, barking deer, langur, striped hyena, palm civet, and jungle cat.
There are nearly 300 species of birds in the reserve. The giant hornbill is one of the endangered species to be found in certain forest patches. Peafowl, red jungle fowl, flycatchers, and woodpeckers are a few of the other common birds found in the reserve.
How to reach there?
The reserve is accessible by bus via the Kathmandu-Birgunj highway or the Mahendra Rajmarg. The reserve headquarter are an 8-hour drive from Kathmandu. Simara airport is 7 km away from the reserve headquarters. It takes only 15 minutes to reach Simara from Kathmandu by plane.
Charges for Entrance
| Fees | Foreigners | Nepali |
| Entrance | 650/- | 10/- |
| Camping (1 night per person) | 300/- | 20/- |
| Elephant rides (1 hour per person) | 650/- | 100/- |
Children below 10 years free entrance. Flora and fauna of the reserve are fully protected and must not be disturbed. Rubbish must be buried or disposed of in a designated place.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT
Reserve Headquarters Adhabar
P.O. Box 860
Telephone: 220859, 220912, 227926
Match the information that begins in Column A with its correct ending in Column B. There is one extra ending that you may not use. [5 × 1 Ö 5]
Column A Column B
Establishment of Parsa Wildlife Reserve Children below 10
Travel time to Simara from Kathmandu Rs. 650/- per hour
Reserve headquarters 15 minutes
Fees for riding elephants for foreigners 1984 A.D.
Entrance free Adhabar
Rs. 100/-
Answer the following questions. [5 × 1 Ö 5]
How long does it take to reach Parsa Wildlife Reserve through roadways?
Name any four birds commonly found in the reserve.
Name and activity restricted in the reserve.
Why do you think certain activities are not allowed in the protected areas?
Name the districts covered by the reserve.
Read the essay given below and do the activities that follow.
Everything in the universe has its uses and abuses. The same applies to science and people have different opinion about scientific inventions. Science is responsible for all progress, prosperity and comfort in human life, but it is also responsible for the chief cause of the suffering of humanity today.
Science has made man’s life happier and more comfortable. Agriculture, business, transport, communication, medicine and many more are the wonders of science. It has discovered electricity, coal, petroleum, natural gas, etc. Science has given man the means of travelling like cars, trains, aeroplanes, ships, etc. and man has even travelled to the moon.
Moreover, science has enabled people to find essential facts about earth, satellites, planets and stars. The computer, television, video, radio, internet, etc. have enabled man to get knowledge about various things. We have become scientifically more advanced from our ancestors. This is because of rapid progress in science and technology.
However, science is also destructive for humankind. It has also led to the discovery of disastrous things like bomb, missiles and other fatal weapons. If science is misused it can cause ruin of mankind and can threaten to bring about extinction of the human race.
To sum up, science is like a knife. A knife can be used to cut vegetables. The same knife can also be used as a deadly weapon. In the same way science can be used as a tool for the development, but it can be disastrous when it is in wrong hands or is abused.
Write ‘True’ for the true statements and ‘False’ for the false ones. [5 × 1 Ö 5]
The things available in the universe have no abuses.
Science has been useful in the study of cosmic bodies.
Science can never ruin mankind.
We are far behind in the field of science in comparison to our ancestors.
Rapid progress in science and technology has made it possible to get better knowledge of the world.
Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the text above. [5 × 1 Ö 5]
Science can be … if abused.
… and … are the examples of the fatal weapons mentioned in the passage.
Trains and aeroplanes are the … of travelling.
People have different opinion about scientific …
Science is responsible for the prosperity, comfort and … in human life.
Answer the following questions. [5 × 1 Ö 5]
What similarity between science and a knife has been mentioned in the passage?
Science is a chief cause of the suffering of the humanity today, how?
State any four sectors benefitted by the development of science and technology.
What benefit do the electronic devices mentioned in the passage have for humans?
When can science be disastrous?
Interpret the data shown in the following pie chart about the province wise population of Nepal according to the census of 2078 B.S. [5]
Provincewise Population of Nepal
Write a readable story with the help of the guidelines given below: [5]
| a thirsty crow – water in a pitcher – water low – picks up stones and drops into pitcher – water rises – quenches his thirst – moral |
Write a letter to the principal of your school on behalf of Regent Readers Club requesting him for an early completion of the construction of library. Make him requests to buy some of your favourite books which you did not find in your school library that was in operation last year. (about 200 words) [6]
Write an essay describing one of the co-curricular activities organised by your school. Write it in about 250 words mentioning the name of the programme, date, starting time, concluding time, host, venue, main attractions of the programme, etc. [8]
Reproduce the following sentences as instructed in the brackets. (Tense, question tag, reported speech, voice, and interrogation (‘wh’ question) and negation) [6 × 1 Ö 6]
Sadhana speaks French, … (Add a tag question.)
Anu … (walk) to school every day. (Supply the correct tense.)
She said to them, “May you pass your exams !” (Change into indirect speech.)
The knife was left on the table by Julie. (Change into active voice.)
It’s five o’ clock. (Change into ‘what’ question.)
My doctor told me to take these vitamins. ( Change into a negative sentence.)
Rewrite the following paragraph by filling the appropriate answer in the blank spaces. Underlining the answer with a pencil is compulsory.
A man came into … (a, an, the, no article) wood one day with an axe in his hand. He … (begs, begged, was begging, had begged) a tree, … (please give me, to give him, that give him, whether give him) a small branch. He wanted the branch … (because, so that, although, since) he could make a walking stick from it. The tree was … (with, of, by, on) kind nature. He thought the man … (will, may, might, must) make good use of the branch. Hence he gave the man one of his branches, … …. (did he, didn’t he, hadn’t he, wouldn’t he)? The woodcutter had the branch … (fix, to fix, fixed, fixing) into his axe head. Soon the woodcutter was set to work. He cut down branch after branch. The tree had never been … (foolish, as foolish as, more foolish, the most foolish) this in giving his enemy the means of destroying himself. Had the tree not permitted the man to cut a branch, he … (doesn’t probably fell, won’t probably fell, wouldn’t probably fell, wouldn’t have probably felled) so many branches.
Compulsory English Time: 3 hrs F.M. 75
Read the poem and do the activities that follow:
Leave this chanting and singing and telling of beads!
Whom dost thou worship in this lonely dark corner of a temple with doors all shut?
Open thine eyes and see thy God is not before thee!
He is there where the tiller is tilling the hard ground
and where the pathmaker is breaking stones.
He is with them in sun and in shower,
and his garment is covered with dust.
Put off thy holy mantle and even like him come down on the dusty soil!
Deliverance?
Where is this deliverance to be found?
Our master himself has joyfully taken upon him the bonds of creation;
he is bound with us all forever.
Come out of thy meditations and leave aside thy flowers and incense!
What harm is there if thy clothes become tattered and stained?
Meet him and stand by him in toil and in sweat of thy brow.
-Rabindranath Tagore
Rewrite the following sentences indication T for true and F for false statement
The Gods deliverance will be found among the creations.
The speaker urge the devotee to worship the God residing in the temple.
The devotee doesnt see the god as his/her eyes are closed.
The speaker suggests the devotee to put on his/her holy cloths to work in the toil.
According to the speaker, participation in the activity of life is essential for the realization of god.
Read the passage and do the activities that follow:
I’m delighted to have the honour of opening this international conference on the Joint Programming Initiative “A Healthy Diet for a Healthy Life”. It’s a topic that’s never out of the media, with endless variations on whether carbs, fat, sugar or protein are good or bad, or reports on the latest wonder-food that will stop cancer in its tracks or help us live longer.
We are now relying on science and innovation to help us tackle the new public health challenge that is diet and lifestyle-related diseases such as overweight and obesity – sometimes described as the greatest public health challenge of our times. It’s a challenge that all member states are facing to different degrees, so it makes perfect sense both scientifically and economically – to pool our knowledge together. That’s why this Joint Programming Initiative is so important. When Healthy Diet for a Healthy Life was launched, the Council of the European Union noted that in the last three decades the levels of overweight and obesity in the EU have risen dramatically, particularly among children, and that the trend of poor diet and low physical activity is getting even worse.
Many chronic conditions such as cancer, neurological and mental disorders, cardiovascular diseases, obesity and type 2 diabetes can be prevented or modified through better lifestyles and healthier diets. Different projects are delivering insights such as how diabetes and obesity can be prevented, how they progress, how early diagnosis can improve quality of life, and how to select the best treatments. But despite the improvements, much more needs to be done, particularly because of the trans-generational effects of obesity and diabetes. Horizon 2020, Europe’s 80-billion-euro research and innovation programme, is designed to tackle society’s biggest challenges.
The two things that are most relevant to ‘A Healthy Diet for A Healthy Life’ are food safety and the bio-economy, and health, demographic change and wellbeing. For the next seven years (2014-2020), these challenges will fund the very best research on nutrition, health, diet-related disease and ageing and translate the knowledge gained into innovative and effective products, treatments, services and strategies to benefit all patients, and to prevent many people from developing disease in the first place.
Match the descriptions in column ‘A’ with the correct words in column ‘B’. One word does not have a match. (5×1=5)
| Column ‘A’ | Column ‘B’ |
| a. relating to the study of the nervous system | i. diagnosis |
| b. a meeting of people for a specific purpose | ii. wonder-food |
| c. a term used to describe food that is considered to have exceptional health benefits | iii. conference |
| d. the action or process of introducing new ideas, devices or methods | iv. dramatically |
| e. in a sudden, striking, or surprising way | v. innovation |
| vi. Neurological |
Answer the following questions. (5×1= 5)
Who has delivered the speech of this program?
What do you mean by healthy diet for a healthy life?
Which topic is the speaker talking about?
What is horizon 2020?
What should people do to prevent themselves from the diseases like type 2 diabetes?
Read the advertisement and do the activities that follow: 10
| Tilganga Institute pf Opathomology (TIO) a renowned Training, Research, Intraocular Lens Manufcturing Facility and comprehensive Eye Care Service Delivery Institue is currently looking for Quality candidates to apply for following positions:
Post: Optomerist Nos: 3 Qualification and Experience: Bachelor’s of Optometry (4 years curricular or 3 years course in Optometry with 2 years experience in similar position. Working Station: Tilganga Eye Centre Major Responsibilities: Analyze test results and develop a treatment plan, patient evaluation and counseling, patient, management/general eye examination. Skills and Knowledge: Sound knowledge of computer, e-mail and internet Age: Nepali citizen 21-35 years for male 21-40 years for female. Interesed and eligible candidates are requested to submit their updated CV and application letter to: [email protected] or TIO’s PO Box: 561.
The deadline for application is 14 April, 2023. Only short listed candidates will be called for selection process. Remuneration is subjected to the Nepal Eye Programm’s contract rules. Tilganga Institute of Opathamology HR Department PO.Box: 651, Gaushala, Kathmandu Nepal. |
Match the words in column A with their explanation in column B. 5×1=5
Column A Column B
(a) TIO (i) as per the contract rules
(b) Sound Knowledge (ii) evaluation and counselling
(c) Selection Process (iii) a duration of experienced required
(d) Salary (iv) candidates should have computer
Knowledge
(e) 2 years (v) process of selecting a suitable candidate
(vi) a renowed eye care service institute
Answer the following questions: 5×1=5
Who advertisement the vacancy?
How many posts are vacant?
What is the deadline for the application?
Who can apply for the post?
What are the things to be submitted along with the application?
Read the following text and do the activities that follow: 15
The train was moving fast. Outside the window, the freezing cold of winter ruled. The compartment was filled with cold, bored passengers.
Suddenly, a little boy pushed his way through the discourteous grown-up legs. His father chose to stay by the door behind us. The train continued to wobble its way down into a tunnel. Then something very strange happened. The little boy slid down from his seat and put his hand on my knee. For a moment, I thought that he wanted to pass me and return to his father. But he leaned forward and stretched his head up towards mine. He wanted to say something to me. I thought, so I bowed my head to receive the message. Wrong again! What I received was a loud kiss on the cheek.
The boy calmly returned to his seat, leaned back, and continued casually looking out the window. I was shocked. What just happened? A kid kissing cactus-like creatures like us? Soon enough, all of my neighbors were duly kissed. Nervous and bewildered, we grinned at the father. When he saw our questioning glances as he got ready for his stop, he offered a clue. “He’s so happy to be alive,” the father said. “He’s been very sick.” Father and son disappeared into the crowd moving toward the exit. The doors closed, and the train rumbled on.
On my cheek, I can still feel the child’s kiss – a kiss that has triggered some soul-searching inside me. How many grown-ups go around kissing each other from the sheer joy of being alive? How many even give much thought to the privilege of living?
The little kisser had taught us a sweet but serious lesson: Be careful you don’t let yourself die before your heart stops!
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word(s) from the passage: 5×1=5
There was…………..outside the window.
When the writer bowed her head she received………….
The writer was……..with what just happened.
The little boy’s father gave….to the questioning glances.
Wonder’ is the synonym of ……….
Rewrite the following sentences in the correct order: 5×1=5
The compartment was filled with cold, bored passengers.
Father and son disappeared into the crowd.
The writer bowed her head to receive the message from the boy.
The writer was shocked with the incident.
His father chose to stay by the door.
Answer the following questions: 5×1=5
In which season was the writer travelling?
How was the weather outside?
Why was the writer shocked?
What was the writer wrong about?
What did the boy do after he kissed the passanger?
Write a set of rules and regulations which are to be followed while visiting National Zoo of Nepal
Write a letter to your friend expressing thanks for his/her assistance in preparing for your examination. 5
Now a days many young people are found increasingly involved in various video games in their mobile phones. Write a paragraph in around 150 words expressing your views about the mental and social impacts of excessively playing such games. 6
Writ a newspaper article on ‘Environmental Pollution’ in about 200 words. Use the hints given in the box: 8
| Meaning of environmental pollution………………Kinds of pollution …………causes of pollution…….consequences of pollution …… Pollution in the cities in the Nepal……suggestion and conclusion. |
9.Reproduce the following sentences as indicated in the brackets: 6×1=6
She hardly reads at home,…………..? [Add a tag question]
He always goes home by bus. [Change in to Negative]
Somebody has written a book beautifully. [How question]
We…..(finish) our homework by tomorrow. [Correct form of verb]
Sanju said, “Would you help me?” [Indirect speech]
Obey your parents. [Passive voice]
Choose the correct answer and complete the following text: [Rewriting is not compulsory] 0.5×10=5
Once there lived an old king with _____(1) prince (a/an/the) who was supposed to be the heir to the throne. The prince, however, did not pay any attention _____(2) (for/in/to) state affairs. He, with his friends _____(3) (is/was/were) involved in the activities that _____(4) (are/will be/ were) not suitable for a prince. He was hardly involved in the affairs that were good for the well being of the people, _____(5) ? (was he/ wasn’t he/didn’t he). The king forbade him _____(6) (to involve/not to involve/to involve not) in unwanted activities. _____(7) (Although/In spite of/ Because of) his father’s warning, the prince did not give up his bad habits. As a result, one day a big protest _____(8) (organized/was organized/will be organized) against him. This made the king _____(9) (dismiss/to dismiss/dismissed) him from the crown prince. If the prince _____(10) (listens/ listened/ had listened) to the king’s warning in time, he would have been enthroned to kingship.
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