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Question
| Malu Bhalu | True or False | Character Sketch |
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Malu’s hair was white. | brave, strong, hardworking, eager to learn more, smart, caring, impatient, female, affectionate, bold, playful, white, adventurous, clever, young, fearless |
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Malu knew how to swim. | |
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Malu was playing with the penguins. | |
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Malu was good at catching fish. | |
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Malu was a brave bhalu. | |
| Malu did not love her mother. | ||
| Malu’s mother was firm. |
Now write a detailed character sketch of Malu Bhalu.
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Solution
| Malu Bhalu | True or False | Character Sketch |
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Malu’s hair was white. - True | brave, strong, hardworking, eager to learn more, smart, caring, impatient, female, affectionate, bold, playful, white, adventurous, clever, young, fearless |
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Malu knew how to swim- False. | 1. Malu bhalu was brave. |
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Malu was playing with the penguins- False. | 2. She was strong and hard-working. |
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Malu was good at catching fish- True. | She was eager to learn more. |
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Malu was a brave bhalu- True. | She was affectionate. |
| Malu did not love her mother- False. | She was bold, fearless, and adventurous | |
| Malu’s mother was firm- True. |
Malu Bhalu was a female polar bear. She was young and playful. She was covered with white hair. She was very clever and soon learned how to fish. She was eager to learn the art of swimming. She was so smart that she learned this art too quickly. She was bold and fearless. She was adventurous too.
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