Good deeds may be done by anyone in any walk of life–by the soldier in barracks or on the battle field, by the woman in the home

Question

Read the following passage carefully and on the basis of your reading answer the questions given below it : 

Good deeds may be done by anyone in any walk of life–by the soldier in barracks or on the battle field, by the woman in the home, the nurse in the hospital, the businessman in his office, the boy at school or the inventor in the workshop. The actual performance of a good deed is the happiness both of the doer and of those for whom it is done. The memory of a good deed excites love and gratitude renews men’s belief in their minds and inspires others to go and do likewise. It is an incentive to them to live purely, act uprightly and deal justly with their fellow men.

1. Should good deeds be done by a chosen few? 

2. Where does the performance of a good deed lead to? 

3. What does the memory of a good deed do? 

4. What is the incentive to the doers of the good deed? 

5. Explain the italicized words in the passage. 

6. Give a suitable title to the above passage.

Answer 1

1. No, good deeds may be done by all the people wherever they are the places of their work. 

2. The performance of a good deed leads to happiness of both the doer and those for whom it is done. 

3. The memory of a good deed excites love and gratitude and motivates to do good deeds. 

4. The example of good deeds proves to be an incentive that inspires the people to live purely, act uprightly and deal justly with their fellow men. 

5. The actual performance = the real level of doing things. Incentive = a kind of encouragement or motivation. 

6. Good Deeds.