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प्रश्न
New words
mother tongue, challenged, tickled, irritated
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उत्तर
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Mother Tongue: language which a person has been speaking from childhood Example sentences: 1) People should never forget their mother tongue. 2) Every mother tongue is unique in its own way.
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Challenged: something that puts you to test Example sentences: 1) I challenged him to fight with me. 2) I accepted the challenge with dignity.
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Tickled: a light touch that makes you laugh Example sentences: 1) My pet tickled the maid on her leg. 2) I tickled him under the ears.
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Irritated: showing slight anger Example sentences: 1) Reena was irritated by her class teacher. 2) The street dog irritated the old man.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Put the letters in the right order. One has been done for you.
| ilesm | smile |
| mrala | |
| ocklc | |
| norming | |
| edorns | |
| wodwin |
By changing the circled word to its opposite, rewrite these sentences. One has been done for you.
Now give the opposite of the words below by adding un or im.
| happy | |
| polite | |
| seen | |
| proper | |
| lucky | |
| possible | |
| important | |
| perfect | |
| healthy | |
| safe | |
| patient | |
| pure |
Ajit loved flowers. He always wanted to have a garden for himself. Mohan, his friend gave him an idea. He said, “Why, we can have a garden in a dish!” “Ha! Ha!” Ajit laughed. “A garden in a dish?” “Yes, dish gardens are tiny gardens planted in a shallow dish. We must first put sand, manure and pebbles in a dish. Plant very tiny plants in it and place the dish on the window sill.”
Glass breaks easily when it is dropped. Do you think a mud flower pot, a glass spoon, a wooden table, a plastic cup, books or your plastic water bottle can break easily? Circle the things that can.
Fill in the grid with words given below. You can use one word more than once.
| Name of the game | What you play with | Where you play it | Number of players |
| cricket | |||
| hockey | |||
| table tennis | |||
| football |
New words
chatting, archery, string, target, defending, amazement, triumphantly
Shoot the arrow and hit the target by matching the words with their correct meanings.
Look at the pictures below and complete the following paragraph. You will need these words –
| pulled out, inside, called out, behind, under. |
Yesterday, I lost a book. I looked for it everywhere.
I looked ______ a door. 
I looked______ a cupboard.
I looked ______ a bed. 
I could not find it anywhere. Then, I ______.
Sheroo. 
Sheroo, my dog came running to me. I asked him to look for my book. He ______.
another book from my bag.another book from my bag. 
Read the following sentences
- Her clothes were always dirty.
- She was often angry.
- Sometimes she lay on the floor.
- Her parents never scolded her.
Now your friend will ask you the same questions.
| Questions | always | often | sometimes | never |
| How often do you | ||||
| (a) obey your parents? | ||||
| (b) visit your grandparents? | ||||
| (c) fight with your brother or sister? | ||||
| (d) help others? | ||||
| (e) throw waste in the dustbin? | ||||
| (f) switch off the lights, when you go out of the room? | ||||
| (g) leave the tap on while brushing your teeth? | ||||
| (h) tear pages from your notebook? |
Make a class dictionary with words from the story. Try to find suitable words for them in your mother tongue. Say these words aloud.
Then make sentences with those words in your class dictionary
New words
swing, delicious, pluck, trip, sail, stump, recognised
Make new word and complete the sentence.
Throw the ball______. (slow)
New words
alone, bookshop, machines, finally, climbed
New words
carpenter, queer, plane, puzzled, puppet, took shape, amazed, finished, stiff, decided
