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• Complete the following words using “ai, au, ea, e.e, ei, ia, io, oi, oo or ou”. 1) r_ _ny 2) th_ _r 3) w_ _r 4) r_ _se 5) d_ _p6. af_ _id 7. d_ _per8) f_ _t 9) immed_ _tely 10) s_ _led 11) d_ _ghter 12) s_ _n 13) neighb_ _r 14) j_ _n15) attent_ _n
• Read the following passage carefully. It was a rainy Sunday. There were rills everywhere in the village. There was a large puddle across the street. And at this puddle, two girls from class sixth met each other. One girl was older than the other. Their mothers dressed them in new clothes as there was a village festival. The little girl was wearing a green skirt and the older a pink skirt.They began to play. The little girl started to go into the puddle with her shoes on. “Don’t go, Malasha! Your mother will scold you. Let’s remove our shoes and play,” said the older girl.Now, answer the following questions. 1. How was the weather?2. What was the relationship between the two girls?3. Where did the two girls meet each other?4. How were the girls dressed?5. Why were the girls dressed in new clothes?6. Who was wearing a green skirt?7. What were the two girls doing?8. What was the little girl’s name?9. What was the suggestion of the older girl?
• Read the following passage carefully. The fight was going on. The girls made a long rill. The old woman was still trying to separate the fighting crowd. Water started flowing down the rill. The girls put some pieces of paper on water. They ran along the rill laughing and jumping in joy. They ran straight into the crowd. The old woman saw them and said to all of them, “Shame on you, men! You are fighting for these two girls. See! They have forgotten it. They are playing nicely together. They are wiser than you. The men looked at the girls and felt ashamed. Then they laughed at themselves and left the place. Now, answer the following questions. 1. Who were fighting?2. Why did the girls make a long rill?3. What was the mood of the two girls?4. Who were the two girls?5. What did the girls forget?6. Why were the girls wiser than the elders in their families?7. What made the men laugh at themselves?
• Where did the two girls want to play?
• Choose the words with similar meanings (Synonyms) from the list given to the words underlined.1) [rebuke, catch, bring out, take off] “Don’t go, Malasha ! Your mother will scold (a) you. Let’s remove (b) our shoes and play,” said the older girl.2) [intruded, picked, began, lifted] The girls took off their shoes, raised (a) their skirts and started (b) walking in the puddle.3) [straightaway, feared, suddenly, anxious] Malasha was frightened (a) Immediately (b) she jumped out of the puddle and ran home.4) [ideal, cleaned, engaged, stained] While the neighbours were busy (a) with their fighting, Akulka wiped off (b) her dress, and went back to the puddle.5) The old (a) woman was still trying to separate (b) the fighting crowd.
• Write the opposite words of the underlined words. 1) They began (a) to play. The little (b) girl started to go into the puddle with her shoes on.2. 2) “Don’t go, Malasha ! Your mother will scold (a) you. Let’s remove (b) our shoes and play,” said the older girl.3) Akulka’s grandmother tried to separate (a) them. They paid no attention (b) to her.4) They ran along the rill laughing and jumping in joy (a). They ran straight (b) into the crowd.
• Complete the following passage choosing the right words from the choices’ given below. Each blank is numbered and four choices are given. Choose the correct answer and write (A), (B), (C) or (D) in the blanks. 1) Our school building is big. There ......... (1) twenty classrooms in it. It has strength of 1200 pupils. ........ (2) is a garden in front of our school. .......... (3) have a large playground too. We ......... (4) games in the afternoon. 1. A) B) are C) was D) were 2. A) Here B) Where C) However D) There 3. A) We B) They C) You D) It 4. A) played B) will play C) play D) have2) Once there lived a king.......... (1) India. .........(2) name was Sagara. He........ (3) a beautiful horse. He-wanted to give it as ........... (4) present to the played gods. 1. A) for B) in C) to D) on 2. A) Her B) Their C) Its D) His 3. A) had B) has C) have D) is having 4. A) the B) an C) a D) some3) There is a story ....... (1) a kind tree and .... (2) little boy. He used to ......... (3) in the shade......... (4) the tree. The tree loved him very much. 1. A) for B) on C) about D) with 2. A) a B) one C) the D) an 3. A) sits B) sit C) sat D) sitting 4. A) by B) near C) at D) of
• Read the following passage and correct the underlined parts. Rewrite the corrected parts in the space provided. 1) My mother is Anasuya. She loves all at (1) us equally well. She studied Intermediate only. So (2) she has good knowledge about so many things. She is a good home make (3) She cooks food well. She receives our friends and relatives with courtesy. She is an (4) lovable mother.2) Once a jackal was very much troubled with (1) fleets. He wanted to get rid of them. So he went to a tank and find (2) a dry stick in (3) the bank. He took it in his mouth but (4) walked slowly into the water.3) I want to become an (1) teacher. My father was a teacher. He inspire (2) me very much. I think that I could serve the nation by shaping the young minds on (3) the classroom. I become a sincere but (4) hard-working teacher.
• Read the following passage carefully. “It’s deep, Akulka, I am afraid,” said Malasha. “Don’t be afraid! It’ll not be any deeper,” said Akulka. Before Akulka completed her words, Malasha plumped her foot into the water. The muddy water splashed and fell not only on Akulka’s new dress, but also on her face. Seeing mud spots on her dress, Akulka grew angry with Malasha. She scolded her, ran after her and wanted to strike her. Malasha was frightened. Immediately she jumped out of the puddle and ran home. Akulka’s mother passed by; she saw her daughter’s dress soiled. “Why did you get yourself so dirty?” she asked. “Malasha has purposely splashed it on me,” said Akulka. Now, answer the following questions. 1. Who were Akulka and Malasha?2. Who was responsible for splashing the muddy water?3. What happened to Akulka’s new dress?4. Why did Akulka grow angry with Malasha?5. Why did Akulka run after Malasha?6. Why did Akulka scold Malasha?
• Akulka grew angry at Malasha. What made her angry?