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Water does not stay in one form. The sun heats rivers and ponds; water vapour rises, cools, and becomes tiny droplets that make clouds. When the droplets grow heavy, they fall as rain, hail or snow. This journey is called the water cycle. In many Indian villages, people still collect rain in tanks and stepwells, just as builders did at Ghadsisar in Jaisalmer centuries ago. If we waste water today, wells go dry tomorrow. Saving a bucket at home is a small act, but millions of such acts refill the same rivers that feed our fields.

Why does the passage mention Ghadsisar?

Options

A.As a river in Kerala
B.As an old example of collecting rainwater
C.As a modern dam
D.As a cloud type

Correct Answer

B. As an old example of collecting rainwater

Exam
Sainik School Class VI
Language
English
Subject
Language
Year
2027
Difficulty
1/5
Section
Language

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