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प्रश्न
Why did the narrator call Clem Jones a careful planner?
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उत्तर
The narrator called Clem Jones a careful planner because he played a trick with a ship’s cat first. He fooled the policeman the second time by carrying the Dutch cheese in the box.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Think of other occasions when you have climbed up trees, either near your home or outside. Share your reasons with the class.
Identify the dependent clauses or phrases in the following sentences and underline them.
We climbed up the hill to enjoy the view.
Identify the dependent clauses or phrases in the following sentence and underline them.
Whether he attends the party or not, I have decided to go.
The soldiers had set up a ______.
Brij started a tea shop because he wanted to ______.
What was the narrator’s job in the docks?
Why did the policemen arrive a little late to the cabin?
Students can volunteer and take roles of Tom and Peter and enact the story in class. The other students who witness the role play can discuss the following.
- How well did your classmates enact the story?
- Which part did they do well?
- Which part of their role play, according to you, could have been enacted better?
- If asked to give suggestions to improve their acting skill, what would you suggest?
Telling the Story Again.
Little Cyclone was a grizzly cub from ____________earned his name ____________ When his mother was fired at, they ____________The next day at sunrise the two orphans found themselves at ____________ One of them escaped ____________ So the captor let him go. But the other cub was ____________ and taken to the ____________ at New York. The Zoological Park had ____________ Usually a newcomer is badly scared on his first day but ____________ When the box was opened he stood up with courage_________________Cyclone courageously met every____________ In less than an hour all the other bears understood ____________ From then on Little Cyclone's position was ____________.
Learn the following idioms on bears.
| Sl.No. | IDIOM | MEANING |
| 1. | hungry as a bear | being very hungry |
| 2. | gruff as a bear | being unsociable, speaking in a very abrupt, rude way |
| 3. | take the bear by the tooth | put oneself in a dangerous position |
| 4. | as busy as a hibernating bear | remaining idle |
| 5. | a bear hug | put one's arms around someone and hug them affectionately |
| 6. | a bear market | a period of time when investors are more likely to sell rather than buy shares |
