270 One Mark Questions.
(Grammar and Vocabulary 4+12=16Marks)
1. The opposite word of ‘sweet’ is _______________
Ans: bitter
2. The opposite word of ‘Famous’ is _______________
Ans: Notorious
3. Add suitable prefix to form the opposite of ‘perfect’
Ans: imperfect
4. Add suitable prefix to form the opposite of ‘discipline’
Ans: indiscipline
5. Add suitable prefix to form the opposite of ‘legal’
Ans: illegal
6. Cotton is light , but iron is _______
Ans: heavy
7. Ritesh is kind but Rajesh is ______
Ans: unkind
8. I don’t like dull colours, I like _____colours.
Ans: shiny/sharp
9. Peacock is a beautiful bird while owl is an ______ bird.
Ans: ugly
10. Climbing the stairs is ascending but coming down is _____ Ans: descending
Select the suitable Homophone in the following,
11. We had_____________ many apples to carry. (to/too/two) Ans: too
12. I __________a horse at the Marina beach .(road/rode) Ans: rode
13. The books are over__________ on the shelf.(their/there) Ans: there
14. Smitha went to the market to ________vegetables (by, buy) Ans: buy
15. Speaking ____ is not _______________(allowed, aloud) Ans: aloud,
allowed
16. You must ____ on the ____ side of the page (right/write) Ans: write,
right
17. Our ____believes in Gandhiji’s _____(principal/ principle) Ans:
principal, principle
18. He had ___many apples but he brought only ____apples Ans: too, two
19. The king came along with his _____wife to the village _____ Ans: fair,
fare
20. He was very_____ because, he was ill last ____ Ans: weak,
week
21. I asked him to _______me near the ________stall. Ans: meat,
meet
Choose the right collocative word,
22. Book – worm, ant, hand, pen Ans: worm
23. blood – post, water, book, bank Ans: bank
24. charming- girl, hot, answer, book Ans: girl
25. hand – pants, sari, socks, kerchief Ans:
kerchief.
26. Wavy [girl, hair, lady, story] June-2015
27. Lay [attention, emphasis, notice, order] April-2016
28. Land [quake, house, lord, rain] June-2016
29. Rapid [growth, progress, movement, speed] April-
2017
30. Earth [water, quake, land, soil] MQP
-2015
31. Bullock [carriage, cart, wheels, track]
32. Table [bag, salt, man, paper]
33. Sugar [bread, cane, bag, fruit]
34. Independent [Indian ,mission, power, organ]
35. Running [bag, water, door, pencil]
36. Swirling [horse, dog, water, wind]
Give one word for the following:
37. A person who enters the house in order to steal. Ans: burglar
38. To speak in a very kind way. Ans: polite
39. To talk in a low voice. Ans: whisper
40. One who travels to work place daily. Ans:
commuter
41. A frightening dream. Ans: nightmare
42. A place outside a city. Ans: outskirts
43. The man that a woman is engaged to. Ans: fiance
44. A stitch that is used to sew a wound together. Ans: suture
45. A piece of land in which fruit trees are grown. Ans: orchard
46. Very eager for knowledge. Ans: voracious
47. That which cannot be satisfed. Ans:
insatiable.
48. One who is trained in doing act of public service Ans: scout
49. A decorated rod carried by a king or queen as a symbol of power.Ans:
scepter
Identify the number of Syllables,
50. Section Ans: 2
51. Discovery Ans: 4
52. Light Ans: 1
53. English Ans: 2
54. Clock Ans: 1
Make a meaning word,
55. b o u d t Ans: doubt
56. f i d f t i c i u Ans : difcult
57. r a e t l Ans: alert
58. l b s s e n i n g Ans: blessing
59. g g r a d e Ans: ragged
60. g o l a Ans: goal
61. m a i t b i o n Ans: ambition
Meaning ful Sentences,
62. snakes /afraid of/you/are Make a meaningful sentence Ans: Are you
afraid of snakes?
63. Pluck/flowers/don’t/the/garden Ans: Don’t pluck fowers
from the garden.
64. What/accident/a/horrible/is/it/!/ Ans: what a horrible accident
it is!
65. Are/citizens/today/children/of/the/tomorrow
Ans: children of today are the citizens of tomorrow.
66. Capital/India/is/the/Delhi/of Ans: Delhi is the capital of
India.
67. Should/road/rules/break/not/we/the Ans: We should not
break the road rules.
Add suitable question tag,
68. Ravi sings a song. Ans: doesn’t she?
69. I am not a doctor. Ans: am I?
70. I am a man. Ans; aren’t I?
71. You never say that you are leaving. Ans: do you?
72. The children of Rio En Medio were the owners of the trees. Ans: weren’t
they?
73. Change into negative: - I write a story. Ans: I do not write a
story.
74. They played in a better way. Frame a question so as to get the underlined
word as a answer. Ans: How did they play?
75. I drink tea two times in a day. Ans: how many times do you drink tea
in a day?
76. Raju is _____eicellent player. Fill in the blank with suitable article.
Ans: an
77.
89. Class 5 students ________ good at sports [is, are] Ans: are
90. Vani and Sameena ________ doctors [is, are] Ans: are
91. Those books ________ very eipensive [was, were] Ans: were
Fill in the blanks choosing the most appropriate answer given in
brackets.
92. Sheela has a long hair. The suitable question tag is _____.
a) has she? b) hasn't she? c) dosen't she? d) isn't she? Ans: hasn't she?
93. Mother is cooking in the kitchen. Ans: isn't she?
a) was she? b) wasn't she? c) is she? d) isn't she?
94. Children play in the feld. Ans; don't they?
a) Do they? b) don't they? c) are they? d) aren't they?
95. The old woman was very weak. Ans: wasn’t she?
96. India is great. Ans: isn’t it?
97. All my friends were absent yesterday. Ans: weren’t they?
98. I am a teacher. Ans: aren’t I?
Fill in the blanks choosing the right form of the verbs given in
brackets.
99. You can..........(see) him now. Ans.: see
100. See, how he..........(be+stand) Ans.: is standing
101. His face is..........(wrinkle) Ans.: Wrinkled.
102. All machines require energy to make them work. This energy is....(supply) by
fuel. Fuel....(eiist) in various forms; Petrol and electricity, food and oiygen to
mention only some. Ans. : supplied, exists
103. My uncle...(have) a cow. He.....(buy) it in the market yesterday. Ans: has,
bought
104. Sunder ................. (be + study) in Govt. High School last year. The Govt.
closed that school. So Sunder .......... (take) the transfer Certifcate Ans.:
was studying, took
105. Jayalakshmi is a classical singer. She..........(earn) money by giving
tuitions. She.......(be+go) to give a concert in the Town Hall tomorrow. Ans.:
earns, is going
106. India..........(be+rule) by foreigners for many centuries. Leaders like
Gandhiji..........(fght) for freedom. Now India..........(be) a democratic country.
Ans.: was ruled, fought, is
107. Moments later, his father..........(leave) the room. When he returned, his
arms ..........(be) full of paints and brushes, He..........(nod) his head but his
eyes..........(remain) sad.
Ans.: left, were, nodded, remained
108. Swami’s father...........(sit) gloomily.............(gaze) at the newspaper on his
lap. Swami..........(rise) quietly and walked to his bed. Granny...........(be+sit) on
her bed, waiting for him. Ans.: sat, gazing, rose, was sitting
Linking words/Conjunctions.
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate linking words choosing
from the brackets:
109. Vinutha...........her sister entered the house..........there was no electricity
.....they took out a boi of matches and lit a lamp..........they couldn’t see anything.
(still, but, and, so)
Ans: and, but, so, still
110. . ..........Venkatraman is a rich man, he is not generous..........his wife helps
the needy..........she was from a poor family..........sufered a lot. (though,
because, and, but)
Ans: though, but, becaus , and
111. Suresh...........Mahesh went to the bus station..........they missed the bus.
Ans: and, but,
112. Both my sister ____my brother are going to Shivamogga for the
competitions. Ans: and
113. You may go, ____I will stay back. Ans: but
114. I have never met Latha _______________I left school. Ans:
since
115. You may take this book ______________not that one. Ans: but
116. Sushma said that the movie was fantastic, ______I watched it. Ans: so
117. She went to the mall, ____couldn’t find anything that fits her needs. Ans: but
118. Everybody likes him because he is nice _______helpful. Ans: and
119. Keep quiet ______ go out. Ans: or
120. You will not pass the test ________you study hard. Ans:
unless/until
121. You will pass the test ___________you study hard. Ans: if
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct word/phrase from the
bracket.
(III conditional)
122. If Ramu had helped me, I ___________ completed the project.
(Would have, will have, would had, would has) Ans: would have
123. I ______________passed the eiam, If I had not worked hard.
(Not would have, would not have, would have not) Ans: would have not.
124. Had I known about your birthday? I _____________ brought a present.
(will have, would had, would has, would have) Ans: would have
125. I _____________ come if you had told me. Ans: could have,
(can have, could have, can has, could has)
126. If I had not eaten so much. I _________________ fallen sick.
(wouldn't have, won't have, would have, could have) Ans: wouldn't
have
Complete the following with appropriate preposition.
127. Santosh is an Engineer. He works in a multinational company.
128. Manjula waited for me at the bus stand an hour or so.
129. The principal came and sat between DDPI and BEO.
130. He built a house between the rivers.
131. A rat went through the pipe and disappeared
132. There is an MLA standing beside my father
133. The boy is walking towards a shop to busy an umbrella.
134. Raju went to market to buy the teit books?
135. She gets up at 6.00 am in the morning
136. The Prime Minister is going to visit Bangalore on 12th of December.
137.
Active and Passive Voice
138. He makes a kite. A kite is made by him.
139. They kick the ball. The ball is kicked by them.
140. She makes ten kites.Ten kites are made by her.
141. I drink milk. Milk is drunk by me.
Present Continuous tense :
142. I am bringing ball. Ball is being brought by me.
143. Padma is painting a picture. A picture is being painted by Padma.
144. They are catching birds. Birds are being caught by them.
145. People are telling truth. Truth is being told by people.
Present Perfect Tense :
146. She has cooked rice.Rice has been cooked by her.
147. I have written poems. Poems have been written me.
148. Sita has seen Hanuman. Hanuman has been seen by Sita.
149. They have carried books. Books have been carried by them.
150. Teacher has asked questions. Questions have been asked by teacher.
Simple Past tense :
151. He gave 10 rupees. 10 rupees were given by him.
152. I wrote a poem. A poem was written by me.
153. We sang songs. Songs were sung by us.
154. My family members watched TV. TV was watched by my family
members.
Past Continuous tense :
155. Krishna was bringing fruits. Fruits were being brought by Krishna.
156. She was preparing cofee. Cofee was being prepared by her.
157. He was taking food. Food was being taken by him.
158. I was speaking Kannada. Kannada was being spoken by me.
Past Perfect Tense
159. I had written a novel. A novel had been written by me.
160. Harish had eaten 10 apples. 10 apples had been eaten by Harish.
161. You had spoken English. English had been spoken by you.
162. He had brought ball. Ball had been brought by him.
Simple Future :
163. I will speak Kannada. Kannada will be spoken by me.
164. You will bring ball. Ball will be brought by you.
165. Rama will write a story. A story will be written by Rama.
166. Cat will drink milk. Milk will be drunk by cat.
167. Future Perfect :
168. I will have eaten bread. Bread will have been eaten by me.
169. He will have brought water Water will have been brought by him.
170. Dog will have eaten meat Meat will have been eaten by dog.
171. We will have drunk milk. Milk will have been drunk by us.
Change in to passive.
172. I write a poem. Ans: A poem is written by me.
173. She is catching birds. Ans: Birds are being caught by her.
174. Shut the door. Ans: Let the door be shut.
175. Harish ate mangoes. Ans: Mangoes were eaten by Harish.
Sentences having two objects
He gave Vinay a car.
Here in this sentence there are 2 objects.
1. Indirect object : Vinay
2. Direct object : a car.
Usually Indirect object is noun / pronoun / animate.
Direct object may be lifeless / inanimate.
In such conditions passive can be made in the following ways.
He gave Vinay a car. (active)
A car was given by him to Vinay. (passive) or
Vinay was given a car by him. (passive)
1. She brought me a book.
a) I was brought a book by her.
b) A book was brought by her.
2. They made him the captain of the team.
a) He was made the captain of the team.
3. The tailor stitched Krishna a fne dress.
a) A fne dress to Krishna was stitched by the tailor.
4. She promised him a present.
a) He was promised a present by her.
b) A present to him was promised by her.
Direct and Indirect Speech.
Interrogative Sentences (Question sentences)
Wh- questions and Yes / No type questions
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In Indirect speech questions change as statements.
Q. word + Subject + Verb.........
176. Rama said to Prakash, "Where is your house?" Rama asked Prakash where
his house was.
177. The teacher said to Rama, "Where did you go yesterday?"
The teacher asked (inquired) Rama where he had gone the previous day.
178. He said, "Where are you going ?" He asked where he was going.
179. The headmaster asked, "What are you doing here Ramesh?"
The headmaster asked Ramesh what he was doing there.
180. My friend said, "What is your name ?" My friend asked me what my name
was
181. The teacher said to Raghu, "Why were you absent yesterday ?"
The teacher asked Raghu why he was absent the day before.
182. Narayan's mother said, "Where are you going, my son?"
Narayan's mother asked her son where he was going.
Yes / No type - Questions :
183. Nagaraj said to Kiran, "Is it your pen ?" Nagaraj asked Kiran if it was his
pen.
184. The doctor said, "Did you come yesterday?"
The doctor asked (inquired) if he had come the previous day.
185. He said, "Will you listen to such music?"
He asked them whether they would listen to such music.
186. Prakash said, "Do you know this man ?" Prakash asked if he knew
that man.
187. The teacher said, "Are you not Chetan ?" The teacher asked him if
he was Chetan.
Imperative sentences
188. The teacher said, "Stand up". The teacher ordered to stand up.
189. He said, "Open the door". He requested to open the door.
190. The beggar said, "Give me one rupee". The beggar requested to give
him / her a
rupee.
191. Gopal said to his servant, "Wait". Gopal asked his servant to wait.
192. The teacher said, "Get out". The teacher ordered to get out.
Exclamatory Sentences
193. She said, "Oh! It is dead". She eiclaimed with sorrow that it was
dead.
194. Suresh said, "Hurrah ! We have won the match".
Suresh eiclaimed with joy that they had won the match.
195. The farmer said, "Oh ! God, I have lost all my hopes".
The farmer eiclaimed with sorrow that he had lost all his hopes.
196.Babu said, "What a big building it is!"
Babu eiclaimed with surprise that it was a very big building.
197. Sheela said, "How nice you are!"
Sheela eiclaimed with compliment that he/she was very nice.
Optative Sentences
198. She said, "Wish you a happy married life". She wished them a happy
married life.
199. He said, "May God bless you". He prayed God to bless him.
200. Donu said, "Wish you good luck" Donu wished him good luck.
201.Vinay said, "Wish you a happy and safe journey".
Vinay wished them a happy and safe journey.
More Examples:
202.Andy said, "My master will murder me if I am not back soon".
Andy said that his master would murder him if he was not back soon.
203. The postmaster said, to Andy, "Who do you want it for?"
The postmaster asked Andy who he wanted it for.
204. "Did the king talk to all who you went with?" said Daksha to her father.
Daksha asked her father whether the king had talked to all who he went with.
205. Daksha said, "Father, why did you go to the palace?
Daksha asked her father why he had gone to the palace.
206. The teacher said to the student “which is your pen?”
The teacher asked student which his pen was.
207. The author said to the cricketer, "Which is your greatest test match?"
The author said to the crickter which his greatest test match was.
208. The teacher said to the student, "Do you want to listen?"
The teacher asked the students whether they wanted to listen.
209.Roopa said, "Vinay, why did you go to Bengaluru?"
Roopa asked Vinay why he had gone to Bengaluru.
210. Halappa said to his son, "Did your mother tell you to do this?
Halappa asked his son whether his mother had told him to do that.
211.Ravi said, “I missed the bus today” Ans: Ravi said that he had missed the
bus that day.
212. Teacher said, “where is your house?’ Ans: Teacher asked where my
house was.
Degrees of Comparison
There are three degrees of comparison of adjectives.
They are Positive, Comparative and Superlative degree.
1. Positive Degree :
Simple adjective form is used.
It is used when no comparison is made.
Use 'no other' in the beginning.
Use "as ... adj ... as" pattern.
Eg : No No other girl is as beautiful as Shwetha.
No other boy is as clever as Gopal.
2. Comparative Degree :
Two things are compared.
Conjunction than is used.
Use comparative form of adjective.
Use "any other"
Eg : Gopal is cleverer than any other boy.
Shwetha is more beautiful than any other girl.
3. Superlative Degree :
More than two things are compared.
The compared thing is supreme.
Use the and superlative form of adjective.
Eg : Gopal is the cleverest boy.
Shwetha is the most beautiful girl.
Examples:
213. No other woman is so kind as Mother Teresa. (po)
Mother Teresa is kinder than any other woman.(comp)
Mother Teresa is the kindest of all women.(sup)
214. No other country is as rich as India. (po)
India is richer than any other country. (Comp)
India is the richest of all countries. (Sup)
215. No other metal is as strong as iron. (po)
Iron is stronger than any other metal. (Comp)
Iron is the strongest of all metals. (sup)
216. The Tajmahal is the most beautiful of all buildings. (sup)
The Tajmahal is more beautiful than any other building. (Comp)
No other building is so beautiful as Tajmahal. (Po)
Use of very few
214. Very few girls are as beautiful as Shruti. (Positive)
Shruti is more beautiful than most of the other girls. (Comp.)
Shruti is one of the most beautiful girls. (Superlative)
215. Very few countries in the world are as rich an Japan. (Positive)
Japan is richer than most other countries in the world. (Comp.)
Japan is one of the richest countries in the world. (Superlative)
216. Very few people are as great as my father. (Positive)
My father is greater than most other people. (Comparitive)
My father is one of the greatest people. (Superlative)
More Examples:
217. Rahul Dravid is the fnest batsman at the moment.(Sup)
No other batsman at the moment is as fne as Rahul Dravid. (Positive)
Rahul Dravid is fner than any other batsman at the moment. (Comparative)
218. Vikram Sarabhai was one of the greatest scientists. (Sup)
Very few scientists were as great as Vikram Sarabhai. (Positive)
Vikram Sarabhai was greater than most other scientists. (Comparative)
219. B.S. Chandrashekar was one of the greatest leg break bowlers in the world.
Very few leg-break bowlers in the world were as great as B.S.
Chandrashekar. (Positive)
B.S. Chandrashekar was greater than most of the leg-break bowlers in the
world. (Comparative)
220. Vivekananda was greater than most of the saints in the world. (Comparative)
Very few saints in the world were as great as Vivekananda. (Positive)
Vivekananda was one of the greatest saints in the world. (Superlative)
221. Radha was the wisest lady. (Superlative)
No other lady was as wise as Radha. (Positive)
Radha was wiser than any other lady. (Comparative)
222. No other insect is as busy as bee. (po)
Bee is the busiest insect. (Sup)
Bee is busier than any other insect. (Comp)
223. Very few flm directors are as creative as Satyajit Ray. (Po)
Satyajit Ray is more creative than most of the directors. (comp)
Satyajit Ray is one of the most creative directors. (Sup)
224. Bombay is better than any other sea ports in India.( comp)
No other sea port is as good as Bombay in India. (Po)
Bombay is the best sea ports in India.(sup)
Articles:
Article is a word, which is used before a noun or a pronoun to show a particular
person, place or thing.
Two kinds:
1. Defnite article (The) 2. Indefnite article (a, an)
1. Definite article: It is used to show a particular person, place or thing.
Example: The Teacher, The Cinema, The Ganga River etc....
2. Indefinite article: It is used to show a person, place or thing is in general.
Example: A Gun, A Story, An Apple, An Inkpot.
Fill in the blanks with suitable articles:-
225. There are seven days in ..........week. Ans: a
226. It wasn’t your fault it was ......accident Ans: an
227. I eat ........banana every day. Ans: a
228. I am looking for ..........job. Ans: a
229. It was .............good suggestion. Ans: the
230. I am going to see .................doctor. Ans: the
231. Do you want ..........egg. Ans: an
232. I will make......eiample of one of them. Ans: an
233. Please close..........door. Ans: the
234. .....union I strength. I am ...optimist. Ans: an
235. Wangjia’s bread bag flew into.....sky. Ans: the
236. Anant was...........talented boy and.........fastest runner. Ans: a, the
237. I had .............. Sandwich and .........apple for breakfast. Ans: a, an
Language Functions
Identify the language function:
238. Could you please spare some time, sir? Ans. Request
239. You’re absolutely right. Ans. Expressing
agreement.
240. I’m really grateful to you. Ans. Expressing
gratitude.
241. If you don’t mind could I use your pen? Ans. Seeking
permission.
242. I’m very sorry. Ans. Apologize.
243. You should consult a doctor. Ans. Suggesting.
244. Don’t worry everything will be alright. Ans. Sympathizing.
245. Shut the door. Ans Ordering.
246. Story books are on ffth shelf in second row from here. Ans. Giving
direction.
247. Can I help you? Ans. Permission
248. Read the following conversations and identify the language
functions of the underlined sentences.
A : I have a party at home. Please do come.
B : I would have loved to come. But please eicuse me, as I have to attend a
wedding.
Ans : rejecting the invitation.
249. A: I am getting married on the 28th of this month at Sri Venkateshwara
Kalyana Mantap. Please do come.
B : I would love to be a part of the celebrations I will be there.
Ans : Accepting the invitation.
To Infinitives
250. I am eipecting two guests to come for dinner.
a) prepare b) eipecting c) to come d) make Ans: to come
251. I don’t have vehicle to take my dad to the hospital that’s it.
a) don’t b) to take c) have d) hospital
252. She is an aniious to know her result amma.
a) is b) aniious c) to know d) result
253. I went to post ofce to post a letter.
a) are b) went c) late d) to post
254. I would better not to be late.
a) to be b) would c) did d) better
255. I would like to dance with you.
a) would b) you c) to dance d) with
Editing – 2 Marks
256. There was an great deal in conversation about rain but his family. He was
very proud of his large family fnally we got down to business.
Clues;- a. Error in the article. b. Error in preposition. c. Error in conjunction .
d. Error in verb form.
Ans: a) a b) of c) and d) get
Edit the following, using the clues given below :
257. amrutha was thrilled to be on mount everest, form where she stood she
could sea the whole country side.
Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used
2. Spelling mistake to be corrected
258. the mla of the locality booked two buses. All the poor went on a trip to
nanjungud. Did you also go
Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used
2. Correct punctuation mark to be used
259. I heard this news long time back. i also bought it to the notise of my uncle.
Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used
2. Spelling mistakes to be corrected
260. a ship sank in the middle of the night. were there any survivors
``Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used
2. Correct punctuation mark to be used
261. my parents, sister, brother and me went to mysuru for the weakend.
Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used
2. Spelling mistake to be corrected.
262. rohan is an eight year old boy. he is very nice and queit. He has big ice. all
his classmates scare him. this makes rohan feel lonely.
Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used wherever necessary
2. Spelling mistakes to be corrected
263. scientists are strange people, aren’t they
Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used
2. Punctuation mark to be used
264. sudha is a deer friend of mine. we also study and play together.
Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used
2. Spelling mistake to be corrected
265. what is your name asked the teacher i said that my name is shewtha
Clues : 1. Punctuation mark to be used
2. Capital letter to be used wherever necessary
266. river cauvery is providing drinking water too many people in Karnataka
Clues : 1. Capital letter to be used
2. Spelling mistake to be corrected.
267. The old man eiplain that he was an oldest person in the village. Almost
everyone there was related to him and all the child of Rio En Medio was his
nieces and nephews.
a. verb to corrected.
b. noun plural to be corrected.
Ans: a. eiplained. b. children.
268. It took most on the following winter to buy the trees, individual.
a. preposition to be corrected.
b. adverbial mistake to be corrected.
Ans: of b. individually.
269. Although Dravidian in origin, Kannada has been high influenced on Sanskrit.
According to some scholars, its early literature dates back with 5th century A.D.
a. adverbial mistake to be corrected.
b. preposition to be corrected.
Ans: a. highly b. by
270. Swami rise silently and tiptoed to his bed in the passage; Granny was sitting
up in her bed and remarked, “Boy are you already feeling sleepy? Don’t you
want to here a story?”
a. tense form to be corrected.
b. spelling mistake to be corrected.
Ans: rose b. hear.