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BIHAR BOARD CLASS 7 ENGLISH CHAPTER 7 JAPAN-THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN Question Answer
BSEB Bihar Board Class 7 English Book Solutions Chapter 7 JAPAN-THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN (जापान – उगते सूरज का देश)
EXERCISE
A. Warmer (सचेतक):
Work in small groups and disucss the following:
Q. 1. Do you like travelling?
Ans. Yes, I like travelling.
Q. 2. Name some of the neighbouring countries/states. Have you visited any of the neighbouring countries/states?
Share your experiences with your classmates.
Ans. Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Tibbet, Myanmar (Burma), Sri Lanka. No, I haven't visited any of the neighbouring states.
B. Let's Comprehend (आइए समझे):
B.1. Think and Tell (सोचे और समझे):
Answer the folllowing questions in a word or phrase :
JAPAN-THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN Question Answer Q. 1.
Which country is called 'The Land of the Rising Sun' ?
Ans. Japan.
Bihar Board Class 7 English Book Solutions Q. 2.
What adds to Japan's beauty ?
Ans. Snow-clad high mountains.
Bihar Board Class 7 English Book Question Answer Q. 3.
What is the chief food of the Japanese ?
Ans. Rice and fish.
Radiance English Book Class 7 Solutions Q. 4.
What is the 'Feast of Dolls' ?
Ans. Playing with dolls.
BSEB Class 7 English Solution Q. 5.
What is the 'Feast of Carp' ?
Ans. Flying fish-like kites.
Bihar Board Class 7 English Book Solution Chapter 7 Q. 6.
How do the Japanese treat with their guests ?
Ans. Politely.
Radiance Class 7 Solutions Q. 7.
How do they bear pain ?
Ans. With a smiling face.
Q. 8. How can you say that the Japanese are polite?
Ans. They are soft-spoken and well-mannered.
B.2. Think and Write (सोचें और लिखें):
B.2.1. Answer the following questions briefly :
Q. 1. Why is there no smoke in a Japanese house?
Ans. They use stoves for cooking.
Q. 2. What do the Japanese boys and girls love ?
Ans. Girls love doll playing and the boys love kite flying.
Q. 3. What do the Japanese do on New Year's Day ?
Ans. The Japanese rejoice it greatly visiting their friends and giving them presents.
Q. 4. What is a carp? Why is it significant to a Japanese ?
Ans. The Carp is a kind of fish. It is significant to a Japanese for its strength and bravery.
B.2.2. Answer the following questions in about 50 words:
Q. 1. What are various Japanese customs ?
Ans. Japanese customs are remarkable. They love beautiful things and honour the dead. For this reason, they make beautiful things of wood, paper, leather, cotton and silk. They rejoice New Year's Day greatly. They celebrate two important festivals-the Feast of Dolls and the Feast of the Carp.
Q. 2. How do the Japanese boys and girls enjoy themselves?
Ans. The Japanese boys enjoy themselves by celebrating the 'Feast of the Carp'. The Japanese girls enjoy themselves by celebrating the 'Feast of Dolls'.
Q. 3. Describe the behaviour of the Japanese children.
Ans. Japanese children are very clean and neatly dressed, They never spit in the room. They always knock at the door before they enter. They are polite.
Q.4.How can you say that the Japanese love their country?
Ans. The Japanese love their country. They are ever ready to die for their country.
Q.5. What is Shintoism ? What does it teach ?
Ans. Shintoism is the chief religion of the Japanese. It
teaches the people of Japan to love beautiful things. It also teaches them to honour the dead.
Q. 6. Make a comparison between the life style of an Indian and a Japanese.
Ans. An Indian is not as hard-working as a Japanese. An Indian is not so soft-spoken or well-mannered as a Japanese. An Indian will feel sorrow and grief in pain when he falls down but a Japanese will bear the pain with a smiling face.
B.2.3. Arrange the following jumbled sentences to make them meaningful. One has been done for you.
of the / Japan / brave / are / very I people
The people of Japan are very brave.
1. sit / never / they / idle.
2. time / value / they
3. culture / the / love / Japanese / their
4. customs and / own / they / their / have / manners
5. called / is / it / rising/ land / sun / of / the
Ans.
1. They never sit idle.
2. They value time.
3. The Japanese love their culture.
4. They have their own customs and manners.
5. It is called the land of rising sun.
C. Word-Study (शब्द अध्यन):
C.1 Match the words given under Column 'A' with their meanings given under column B':
| A | B |
| 1.stone | (a)lamp with a transparent case protecting a flame etc |
| 2.rickshaw | (b) carrying part of a machine a vehicle |
| 3.carp | (c) fresh water fish often is reared for food |
| 4.holiday | (d)light twp wheeled hooded vehicle |
| 5.straw | (e) closed apparatus burning fuel or using electricity for heating or cooling |
| 6.carriage | (f) period of recreation |
| 7.lantern | (g)dry cut stocks of grain as fodder or material for leading packing etc |
| 8.stove | (h)solid non metallic mineral matter rock |
| 9.split | (i)material made from the skin of an animal by tanning etc |
| 10.leather | (j)eject (esp. saliva) from the mouth |
Ans-
1.stone - (h) solid non-metallic mineral matter; rock.
2. rickshaw - (d) light two wheeled hooded vehicle.
3.carp - (c) fresh water fish often reared for food.
4. holiday - (f) period of recreation.
5. straw - (g) dry cut stalks of grain as fodder or
material for leading, packing etc.
6. carriage - (b) carying part of a machine, a vehicle .
7.lantern - (a) lamp with a transparent case protecting a flame etc.
8. stove - (e) closed apparatus burning fuel or using electricity for heating or cooling.
9. spit - (j) ejcct (esp. saliva) from the mouth.
10. Ieather - (i) materal made from the skin of an animal by tanning etc.
C.2. Correct the spelling of the following words:
mountians, Wsno, Streems, beautifful, rideing, habbits, alawys, lether, religon, streits, coton
Ans.
mountians = mountains,
wsno = snow,
streems = streams,
beautifull = beautiful,
rideing = riding,
habbits = habits,
alawys = always,
letner = leather,
religon = religion,
streits = streets,
coton = cotton.
C.3.The people or Japan are called 'the Japanese'.
What are the people of the following countries/states called
1. The people of India are called the …….
2. The people of China are called the ..……
3. The people of Germany are called the….
4. The people of America are called the..
5. The people of Bhutan are called the ...
6. The people living in Bihar are called the...
7. The people of Nepal are called the…
8. The people living in Assam are called the..
9. The people of England are called the…
10. The people living in Kashmir are called the.
Ans.
1. Indians,
2. Chinese,
3. Germans,
4. Americans,
5. Bhutanese,
6. Biharis,
7. Nepalese,
8. Assamese,
9. English,
10. Kashmiris.
D. Let's Talk (चर्चा करें)
Discuss the following in groups or pairs:
1. Travelling is the best means of education.
Ans. Travelling makes a man perfect. While reading books we get half of the education. Travelling gives us complete education. When one reads about farming one can know it only
to some extent. Unless one visits the fields and observes the process of farming one can't know about it in all aspects. Travelling makes a man perfect. It is the best means of education.
E. Composition (रचना):
Write a letter to your pen friend living in Japan
aescribing him your visit to Rajgir. Also invite him to visit Rajgir, a place of historical and religious importance.
Ans.
16/A, Rajendra Nagar, Patna
7th May, 2001
Dear Joshibo,
Keceived your letter yesterday. I was very glad to know about japan through your kind letter. I would like to invite you to come to india, at my home. We will visit Rajgir. It is a place of historical and religious importance
The natural scenery is very attractive. It was once the capital of King Jarasandh. Pawapuri, Nalanda University and some others Places of international fame are nearby. Hot springs of
Rajgir are very famous.
Let me know soon of your coming to India. I'll be very pleased.
Yours ever
Akash.
F. Translation (अनुवाद)
1. Translate the following sentences into English:
1. जापानी बड़े मेहनती होते हैं।
2. वे कभी बेकार नहीं बैठते है।
3. वे अपने देश से प्यार करते है।
4. वे अपने मेहमानों का आदर करते है।
5. वे चाय पीने के शौकीन हैं।
6. वे लोग अच्छा खाना खाने के शौकीन है।
7. त्यौहारो के अवसर पर वे अपने दोस्तो और संबंधियों को उपहार भेजते हैं।
Ans.
1. The people of Japan are very laborious.
2. They never sit idle.
3. They love their country.
4. They respect their guests.
5. They are fond of taking tea.
6. They are fond of eating good food.
7. On the occasion of festivals they give presents to their friends and relatives.
2. Translate the following sentences into your mother- tongue. ( अपनी मातृभाषा में निम्नलिखित वाक्यों का अनुवाद करें):
1. Patna is a very old city.
2. It is also called Azimabad.
3. There are many ancient and famous buildings in the city.
4. It is also the birthplace of Guru Govind Singh.
5. Kumhrar Park and Patna Planetarium are places at Patna worth-seeing.
Ans.
1. पटना बहुत पुराना शहर है।
2. इसे अजीमबाद भी कहा जाता है।
3. इस सहर में कई प्राचीन और प्रसिद्ध भवन है।
4. यह गुरु गोविन्द सिंह का जन्म स्थल भी है।
5. कुम्हरार पार्क और पटना तारामंडल पटना में दर्शनीय स्थल है।
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