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प्रश्न
The Topsy Turvy land is very different from our land. Let's draw a comparison by filling in sentences wherever needed.
| Topsy-turvy Land | Our land |
|
i. People walk on their heads. |
i. ______ |
| ii. ______ | ii. The buses run on land. |
| iii. They wear their hats on feet. | iii. ______ |
| iv. ______ | iv. Boats sail in the sea. |
| v. People pay for what they don’t get. | v. ______ |
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उत्तर
| Topsy-turvy Land | Our land |
|
i. People walk on their heads. |
i. People walk on their feet. |
| ii. The buses run on the sea. | ii. The buses run on land. |
| iii. They wear their hats on feet. | iii. They wear their hats on head. |
| iv. Boats sail in the streets. | iv. Boats sail in the sea. |
| v. People pay for what they don’t get. | v. People pay for what they get. |
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