Match the texts given in column 'A' and column 'B' to write five complete sentences.

Column A	Column B
i. Smoking is	not a matter of a day.
ii. In fact, there is	a very dangerous habit.
iii. It is	a youth to smoke.
iv. Habit of smoking is	nothing good with it.
v. Evil companions influence	simply taking poison consciously or unconsciously.

(i) inherited a substantial estate;

(ii) served in the army;

(iii) in 1758;

(iv) was chosen as a delegate from Virginia to the first Continental Congress;

(v) The Second Continental Congress.

The first President of the United States of America, George Washington was born in a wealthy family in Wakefield, Virginia. During his military life, he fought in the French and Indian wars and gained immense military experience and prestige. On resignation from the army, he became a delegate to the First Continental Congress. However, the Second Continental Congress elected him as the commander of the continental armies. Washington died in Mount Vernon in December 1799.

(i) trees;

(ii) moths, mice or soft fruits;

(iii) flesh of other animals;

(iv) pet mammal;

(v) sea/water.

Mammals have fur and feed their babies on milk. Most of the pets, farm animals and humans are mammals. The bat is the only mammal that can fly. The cheetah is the fastest mammal. Though most of the mammals have four legs, the mammals like dolphin and whale living in water have fins and flippers. They eat fish. The biggest whale such as humpback eats tiny shrimps called krill.

(i) was born;

(ii) usual education;

(iii) studied;

(iv) fought;

(v) ignorance and encouraged the truth.

This passage is about, Socrates, who always searched for truth. He was born in a poor family likely in 470 BC. He not only had the usual education of music, science, philosophy and gymnastics, but also studied the art of public speaking and argument. After serving in the army, some of his friends wanted him to join politics. He had another mission to reveal the truth up and down the streets of Athens. He stopped and questioned people to correct their vague and incomplete ideas.