Reading Comprehension Answer the following questions: Q.1. When will the child become sad?(Answer in one word) Ans. “The next day” Q.2. What does she want to be today Ans. She wants to be glad today. Q. 3. “From tomorrow on…
Reading Comprehension [A] Answer the following questions: Q. L. Who does ‘her’ refer to in the report? Ans. Her is used for Rukmani Chaturvedi. Q. 2. Where has this report been taken from? Ans. This report has been taken from…
Reading Comprehension Answer the following questions Q.1. Give the names of the children mentioned in the diary. Ans. The names of the following children are mentioned in the diary.(i) Babloo, (ii) Swati,(iii) Shanu, (iv) Akshar. Q.2. Which place do you…
Answer the following questions: Q.1. What does ‘T’ refer to in the poem?Ans. I in the poem refers to the young girl. Q.2. Where does the child sit? Ans. The child sits on the stairs. Q.3. Why does the child…
Q.1. What was the name of the town? Ans. The name of the town was Cardiff Hill. Q.2. What was the work allotted to Tom? Ans. Tom was allotted the work of white washing the fence: Q.3. Where was Jim…
Reading Comprehension [A] Put a tickmark on the correct alternative: (I) Who is ‘I’ in the poem?(a) tree (c) poet (b) women (d) bird (ii) The tree is like:(a) a mother (b) a child (c) God (d) The Earth The…
[A] Answer the following questions:Q.1. How did the charity home celebrate Christmas every year? Ans. Every year charity home celebrates Christ – mas in the form of a party with children Q.2. What did the man hand over to the…
The Chinese Our Neighbour
Our little river twists and turnsIt’s just knee-deep when summer burns,How easy is it then to cross,Cattle and carts just ford across,The banks slope gently, though they’re high,And in the summer, always dry. No dirt no mud: it all so…
Down the block at 1814 Beech Avenue lived Mr and Mrs Newton. She was shortand round and neat. He was tall and thin and careful. Their house was as neat as a pin. Not even a shoe was out of…
