Which sentence expresses the correct meaning of the given idiom Will O' the Wisp A) An objective that is effortlessly within one's grasp, requiring minimal effort to achieve B) A guiding principle that leads individuals towards clarity and success with C) An illusory pursuit that is captivating bur ultimately unattainable, offen leads one D) Astray A steadfast and immovable challenge though difficult, remains fixed and conquerable

What is the meaning of miniature as used in the text? found in forests difficult to make well-hidden smaller than usual

Select the related word from the given options. Adventure: Excitement :: Danger : A) Valor B) Courage C) Fright D) Fortitude

After planting, it's time to add some little fairy touches, like tiny figures or objects. Some fairy gardens are based on fairy tales. These might have little figures of fairies, animals, or well-known story characters. Fairy gardens may also have little houses, benches, or pebble pathways. Fancy ones might even have waterfalls or ponds. But some fairy gardens offer just a few hints of magical activity, like a tiny shovel or a small doorway. That way, people who stumble upon them are left to imagine what wee beings might live nearby. Based on the text, what is one benefit of having fewer objects in a fairy garden? It lets people use their imaginations more. It keeps the garden from looking too messy. It allows pathways for fairies to visit the garden. It allows water to form ponds and waterfalls.

Combine the following pairs of sentences into complex sentences (ix) The apples are small. The apples are not sweet (x) He did not work hard. He failed. (xi) We went to the temple. The temple was behind the woods. (xii) He tried his best He could not clear the hurdle Make sentences according to given verb pattern: (xiii) Subject = Verb Object + Object Complement (xiv) Subject + Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object

3. Which word is in singular form \( \begin{array}{ll}\text { (a) Cacti } & \text { (b) Foci } \\ \text { (c) Nucleus } & \text { (d) Oases }\end{array} \)