Q1- Read the following passage carefully: One summer evening, I was sitting by the window, reading a story. It became too dark for me to read easily. I got up to light the lamp, I heard a loud cry "help! help!" It seemed that the sound came from the garden. I looked out, but I couldn't see anything. I heard the cry again. I decided to go out and have a look, there might be someone needed help. I took my torch. I looked everywhere, but there was no sign of anybody. I went back to my house. I started to read my book. I was scared by the sound "help! help!" behind my shoulder. I dropped my book and jumped up. I saw a green and red bird. It was a parrot. It had flown from my window when I went out. Now answer or complete the following: 1- Why couldn't the writer see anything from the window? 2- . was shouting for help. 3- The writer doesn't like reading. (True/ False) 4- He got up to light the lamp because he was scared. (True/ False) 5- Why did the writer decide to go out and have a look?

Q1- Read the following passage carefully: One summer evening, I was sitting by the window, reading a story. It became too dark for me to read easily. I got up to light the lamp, I heard a loud cry "help! help!" It seemed that the sound came from the garden. I looked out, but I couldn't see anything. I heard the cry again. I decided to go out and have a look, there might be someone needed help. I took my torch. I looked everywhere, but there was no sign of anybody. I went back to my house. I started to read my book. I was scared by the sound "help! help!" behind my shoulder. I dropped my book and jumped up. I saw a green and red bird. It was a parrot. It had flown from my window when I went out. Now answer or complete the following: 1- Why couldn't the writer see anything from the window? 2- . was shouting for help. 3- The writer doesn't like reading. (True/ False) 4- He got up to light the lamp because he was scared. (True/ False) 5- Why did the writer decide to go out and have a look?

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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