Thursday, March 19, 2020

Class 8 - L22 - The Photograph

22. The Photograph


Reading Comprehension

A. Tick () the correct answer and crass (x) the wrong one:
1. The grandmother sat on the flower bed. (x)
2. The boy was ten years old. ()
3. The grandmother was not very old. (x)
4. She had grey hair. ()
5. The boy was interested to see a book with colourful pictures of birds and butterflies. ()
6. The small photograph was in the box. (x)
Doubt clearing – The small photograph was inside the book which was in the box.
7. The photograph was taken about 40 years ago. (x)
8. She used to go swimming in a muddy pool. (We don’t know)
9. A lemon coloured butterfuly settled on the nose of the grandmother. (x)
10. There was similarity between the photograph and the grandmother(x)

B. Answer the following questions:
1. What was the boy doing after taking his meal?
Answer – After taking his meal, the boy was rummaging in a box of old books and family heirlooms that had just been brought out of the attic by his mother.

2. How was the photograph?
Answer – It was a faded photograph – little yellow and foggy.

3. Who was in the photograph?
Answer – There was a girl in the photograph.

4. How can you say that the photograph was colourful?
Answer – We can say that the photograph was colourful because after a long time it has become little yellow and foggy.

5. Did the boy know who was in the photograph?
Answer – No, the boy did not know for sure, who was in the photograph.

Vocabulary
Correct the spellings of the underlined words:
(1) Kniting a woolen scarf requires patience. (knitting)
(2) The lady received a beautiful ring which was part of the familys hirlooms. (heirlooms)
(3) The money - plant is a criper which requires support to grow as its stem is weak. (creeper)
 (4) It was good attempt for keeping me out of mischeaf. (mischief)
(5) Since it was a sunny day , Tapan had to skwint his eyes to look at the ripe mangoes in the tree. (squint)


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