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Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary EducationSSLC (English Medium) Class 6

Grandmother had wanted the peepul tree cut down because______.

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Question

Grandmother had wanted the peepul tree cut down because______.

Options

  • she did not like trees

  • she wanted to grow flowers.

  • it was an old tree.

  • it was knocking down the bricks of the outhouse.

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Solution

Grandmother had wanted the peepul tree cut down because it was knocking down the bricks of the outhouse.

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Chapter 2.1: When the Trees Walked - Read and Understand [Page 115]

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Chapter 2.1 When the Trees Walked
Read and Understand | Q A. 2. | Page 115

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Questions:
(1) What qualities of Maggu are highlighted in this passage?
(2) Why did Maggu refuse to attend a ‘blind school’?
(3) Quote the lines that show that Jyoti Maggu was good in academics as well as in sports.
(4) Use any two phrases in sentences of your own :
(a) To win laurels
(b) To pave the way
(c) To prove one’s mettle
(d) A tough regimen
(5)
(a) I did the rounds of other public schools with my father [Change the voice]
(b) though shocked Maggu rejected the advice [Rewrite as a simple sentence]
(6) Should the physically challenged be sent to special schools? Express your views.

 


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