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Question: One day Kashif went ________ with his mother. | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: Kashif was fond of______ | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: Flies and dust carry hundreds of | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: A man was sweeping the ________ by the shop. | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: Kashif did not buy sweets from the first shop because there were _______ | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: The germs are the__________ living things. | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: The germs are ___________ of our health. | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: _______ can only be seen through microscope. | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: We should not eat the food if __________ are sitting on it. | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | | b | | | c | | |

Question: __________ also carries germs.
Question: The germs stick to________ of the flies’ | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | wings | | | b | legs | | c | | arms | | |

Question: Germs cause ____________. | Answer | Is Correct? | a | | problems | | | b | | infections | | | c | | diseases | | |

Question: We should not eat the food if there is _______ on it. | Answer | Is Correct? | A | | dust | | | B | | layer | | | C | | sand | | |

Question: Typhoid is caused by flies carrying __________ | Answer | Is Correct? | A | | viruses | | | B | | germs | | | C | | bacteria | | |

Question: The mosquitoes live in stagnant________ | Answer | Is Correct? | a | water | | b | | oil | | | c | | milk | | |

Question: _________ is caused by a kind of mosquitoes.
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