A.
Answer the following questions :
1.
Alfred Tennyson is the poet of the poem.
2.
His friend’s death inspired him to write the poem.
3.
The sailor's lad
was singing a song in his boat.
4.
The fisherman's boy
was playing with
his sister.
5.
Arthur Henry Hallam
was the name
of the poet's
friend.
B.
Complete the lines of the poem
:
Break, Break, Break
On they cold grey stones, O sea!
And I would that my tongue could utter. The thoughts that arise in me.
O well for the fisherman’s boy
That he shouts with his sister at play! O well for the sailor lad
That he sings in his boat
on the bay!
Vocabulary
A.
Fill in the blanks
choosing the right
word :
1.
Do not take
a very heavy
dose of this medicine.
2.
He was playing
a foul game.
3.
His heart is normal.
4.
The eagle soar very high.
5.
Let us pray to
God.
Grammar
Use of who and which
‘Who' is used with human being. ‘which is used with non-living things -
Fill in the blanks
:
1.
The man who is
honest is trusted.
2.
Which is your book?
3.
I know the
house which he lives
in.
4.
He is here,
who is fortunate.
5.
The horse who I
recently bought is an Arabian.
6.
This is the boy who I
told you of.
Form the sentence by the following prepositions
1. on The book
is on the table.
2. in Ram is the most
famous person in the
town.
3. at Don’t throw stones at others.
4. from I got a letter from my brother.
5. with He is living with his
aunt.
6. among the teacher
distributes the toffee among the
students.
Lesson 2
A True Hero
A.
Answer the following questions :
1.
Manoj was an honest and
sincere worker.
2.
He was working
as a pilot on a ship.
3.
The passengers were
terrified because the
ship had caught
fire.
4. The result of the sailors' attempt was, that at last the ship touched the
shore. All the men, women and children
were saved.
5. The captain of the ship ordered
Manoj to run the ship on to the
nearest shore.
6. The
men, women and children were saved by the bravery of Manoj, who kept on running the ship in spite of surrounded by flames. The ship reached
the shore safely
only because of him.
B.
Fill in he blanks
:
1.
Manoj was an honest and sincere worker.
2.
But he did
not leave his place.
3.
He turned the
wheel with his one hand and
the knee.
4.
At last the
ship touched the shore.
5.
Manoj was working
as a pilot on a ship.
C. Put tick (3)
against true statements and cross (7) against the wrong statements.
1. 3 2. 3 3. 3 4. 3
5. 7 6. 7
Vocabulary
A.
Match the
following :
1. Stretched (f) Spread
2. Progress (a) Develop
3. Vast (b) Very
big
1. Wounded (e) Injured
2. Ruled (c) Governed
3. Battle (d) War
B.
Fill in the vowels
to complete the
words :
1. wheel 2. shark 3. Sail
4. octopus 5. owl 6. ear
1. egg 8. Tear
C.
Complete the following spellings :
1. honest 2. terrified 3. flames
4. knee 5. shore 6. death
7. turned 8. ship 9. burnt
Grammar
A. Join the following sentences by using ‘and’
or ‘with’:
1.
Reena and Sidhi went
to Delhi.
2.
Sushil is a wise and honest boy.
3.
I went to market with my
friend.
4.
I bought a pen and a
pencil.
5.
My brother and sister went to the
school.
B.
Make nouns from the following words :
1. announce announcement
2. fulfil fulfillment
3. live life
4. serve service
5. proud pride
6. different difference
C. Make adjectives from the following words :
1. wind windy 2. speak spoken
3. full fulsome 4. honesty honest
5. fear fearful 6. risk risky
D. Change the following sentences into past tense :
1.
Cow gave us milk.
2.
He took tea
in the morning.
3.
I wrote a letter to my mother.
4.
Teacher taught English in the classroom.
5.
Sohan cleaned his room.
Lesson 3
Two friends and the Jackal
A. Answer the following questions :
1. Champakavati is the name of a forest in Magadha Desha.
2. Subudhi and Chitranga were the two friends.
3. The jackal told the deer in secret, “Friend, I have seen in a certain part of this forest a field lush with crops. If you want to see it, I shall show you the place.”
4. The jackal replied loudly, “O Crow, tell me if you were not a stranger too on the day, you made friends with this deer. Hasn't that friendship grown? You are as good friend to me as the deer.”
5. The Jackal died because of the mace thrown by the hunter.
1. At the desire of the deer, the jackal showed the field which was really full of corn.
2. The owner came near and saw the net, he was happy.
3. Champakavati is the name of a forest in Magadha Desha.
4. Seeing the deer running, the owner swore and flung the mace at the running deer.
5. Each day the crow, the deer and the jackal went their own way in search of food or other.
6. The owner of the field set a trab in the field to catch the thief.
7. After freeing the ‘dead’ deer, the owner turned his attention to collect the net.
8. But the mace fell on the hiding jackal and killed him instantly!
1. 3 2. 3 3. 3 4. 3 5. 3 6. 7
A. Write the synonyms of the following :
forest jungle desire wish
happy joyful follow chase
stranger visitor foe enemy
some a part show display
B. Write the meaning of the followings in Hindi :
indeed वास्तव में flesh मांस
humble विनम्र promise वादा
together साथ-साथ certain निश्चित
really वास्तव में pasture चरागाह
desire इच्छा
know knew feel felt see saw want wanted
reply replied praise praised inflate inflated free freed
return returned
Grammar
A. Frame the questions for the following answers :
1. How is it raining?
2. What are they doing in the field?
3. When should we take our food?
4. What are necessary to life?
5. What is his brother?
6. What do they do in the garden?
7. Where is he taking rest?
8. Do you go to school daily?
Lesson 11
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