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प्रश्न
New words
Scamper, hurried, popped, disappeared, whiskers
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उत्तर
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Scamper: to move in a hurry Example sentences: 1) The cats scamper after seeing the mouse. 2) People scamper while catching their train.
- Hurried: to rush Example sentences: 1) My grandparents hurried to the hospital. 2) I ate a hurried breakfast.
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Popped: to go somewhere without any notice Example sentences: 1) She popped in to see if she can help. 2) My teacher popped in the class.
- Disappeared: vanish Example sentences: 1) The tiger disappeared into the trees. 2) The tension had completely disappeared
- Whiskers: long hair on the face of animals Example sentences: 1) The whiskers of cats are very attractive. 2) My cat has brown whiskers.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
| ought | matter |
| bought | chatter |
| caught | shatter |
| tick – tock |
| tell – told |
| train – time |
| tick – tack |
| tip – tin |
| take – tall |
Give the opposites of the words in Blue.
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
New words
pretty, needles, leaves, gold, stole
Find the hidden words
Read the following sentences
- Her clothes were always dirty.
- She was often angry.
- Sometimes she lay on the floor.
- Her parents never scolded her.
Ask yourself the following questions. Put a tick (✓) under the right column.
| 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? |
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? |
New words
mother tongue, challenged, tickled, irritated
Write all the words that show you are happy.
For example: Hurray. Ha¡ Ha¡
Add more
Choose the right answer.
To imitate someone means to
Match the words in Column 'A' with words in 'B' Column.
| A | B |
| king | children |
| teacher | patients |
| doctor | courtiers |
| bus driver | clients |
| lawyer | passengers |
| mother | students |
How did Birbal find out about the Pundit’s mother tongue?
Act this out with your friends and make it into a class play.
Make new word and complete the sentence.
Do your work______. (neat)
You are reading and talking about trees. You are thinking about trees too. Can you make the shape of a tree with your body?
- Let’s see your branches.
- Let’s see a full tree with fruits and leaves.
- Enact a cut tree with only a trunk.
- Enact a tree with only a stump left.
- Communicate the idea in this play.
