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Class 7 English Unseen Passages Type I - Passage 2
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Read this poem and answer the questions:

 

Death to the Dentist!
Death to his chair !
Death to his 'This might hurt' !
“There ! There ! There !”
Death to his injections !
Death to his Nurse !
Death to his amalgam !
Curse! Curse ! Curse !
Death to his needle !
Death to his drill!
Death to his “Open wides” !
Kill! Kill! Kill !
—A poem from Tasmania

Class 7 English Unseen Passages Type I - Passage 2
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1. The instructions given by the dentist ……….
2. The word 'Amalgam' is
3. The doctor quotes …….
4. The patient ……… to go to the dentist
5. The patient's sense of thinking

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