7. Jolly Kittens
Word Meanings -
Jolly (जॉली) = हँसमुख, विनोदी, प्रसन्नचित
Kitten (किटन) = बिल्ली का बच्चा
Eldest (एल्डेस्ट) = उम्र में सबसे बड़ा
Cross (क्रॉस) = पार करना, एक छोर से दूसरे छोर तक जाना
Sailing (सेलिंग) = जलयात्रा, नौकायन
Puffed up (पफ्ड अप) = फूला हुआ, मोटा
Youngest (यंगेस्ट) = उम्र में सबसे छोटा
Scared (स्केयर्ड) = डरा हुआ
Noise (नॉइज़) = शोर, तेज आवाज
Wash (वाश) = साफ़ करना, धोना
Butter (बटर) = मक्खन
Delicious (डिलीशियस) = बहुत स्वादिष्ट
Reading Comprehension
Answer the following questions:
1. How many kittens went to buy the plates?
Answer – Four kittens went to buy the plates.
2. The kittens had many ideas about the use of the plates. Make a list of
these ideas.
Answer – The kittens have the following ideas about the use of the
plates –
(i) The plates are for playing.
(ii) The plates are for keeping off the rain.
(iii) The plates are for sailing.
(iv) The plates are for driving the birds away.
3. What were the plates for? Why did mother ask them to buy the plates?
Answer – The plates were for keeping food.
4. What scared the kittens at the gate?
Answer – A puffed-up bird scared the kittens at the gate.
5. What scared the puffed-up bird?
Answer – Funny with his plate scared the puffed-up bird.
6. Choose the right answer. The kittens were
(i) friends
(ii) brothers & sisters (iii) servants working in a house
Answer
– (ii) brothers & sisters
Vocabulary
1. Complete the puzzle with words related to food.
2. Frame new words by re-arranging the letters:
(Clues are given in brackets)
a
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now – (Opposite of ‘lost’)
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won
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b
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ward – (Make a picture)
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draw
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c
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dear – (What do you do with a book?)
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read
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d
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bleat – (a piece of furniture)
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table
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3. Arrange these words in alphabetic order:
scared, bang, sudden, cross, curry, tasty, delicious, hungry, smell
1. bang 2. cross 3.
curry
4. delicious 5. hungry 6. scared
7. smell 8. sudden 9. tasty
Grammar
A. Complete the table:
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I
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II
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III
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1
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catch
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caught
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caught
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2
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teach
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taught
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taught
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3
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think
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thought
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thought
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4
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bring
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brought
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brought
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5
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buy
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bought
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bought
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6
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fight
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fought
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fought
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B. What do you find similar in the II and III forms of these verbs?
Answer – They all follow the same pattens.
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