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Match the following words with their meanings.
Word — Meaning
creature - a special chair used by a king or a queen
gently - to chase wild animals or birds to catch or kill them
hunt - in a gentle way, softly
throne - a living being
claim - to forbid something officially
ban - ask or demand to have something
Ans-
Word — Meaning
creature - a living being
gently - in a gentle way, softly
hunt - to chase wild animals or birds to catch or kill them
throne - a special chair used by a king or a queen
claim - ask or demand to have something
ban - to forbid something officially
Comprehension
A) Answer these questions.
The Saviour Class 5 Mp Board Q.1.
Where did Siddhartha find the wounded swan?
Ans- Siddhartha found the wounded swan in the garden.
The Saviour Questions And Answers Q.2.
Why was Siddhartha moved with pity?
Ans- Siddhartha was moved with pity because he saw a wounded swan fell in front of him.
How was the swan wounded?
Ans- The swan was wounded by an arrow hit by Devdatta.
(iv) What did Siddhartha do to save the swan?
Ans- Siddhartha took out the arrow from its body very gently and cleaned its wound.
(v) Who got the swan finally?
Ans- Siddhartha got the swan finally.
(vi) What do you learn from the story?
Ans- We must be merciful to animals.
B) Rewrite the sentences in proper sequence.
(i) A swan fell in front of him.
(ii) It was a pleasant morning.
(iii) Prince Siddhartha was walking through the garden.
(iv) The king handed over the swan to Siddhartha.
(v) Devadatta wanted to take his hunt away.
Ans-
1 - (ii) It was a pleasant morning.
2 - (iii) Prince Siddhartha was walking through the garden.
3 - (i) A swan fell in front of him.
4 - (v) Devadatta wanted to take his hunt away.
5 - (iv) The king handed over the swan to Siddhartha.
Let's Learn
A) Change the given adjectives into adverbs. The first one is done for you.
Slow - slow + ly = Slowly
Sharp - sharp + ly = sharply
Bad - bad + ly = badly
Bright - bright + ly = brightly
Bitter - bitter + ly = bitterly
Happy - happ (y) + ily = happily
Easy - easy + ily = easily
Gentle - gentle + y = gently
Angry - angry + ily = angrily
Immediate - immediate + ly = immediately
A) Use the most appropriate adverbs given in brackets and complete the sentences.
(suddenly, gently, immediately, slowly, angrily)
(i) The prince took the arrow from the swan's body___.
(ii)___ a swan fell in front of him.
(iii) Devadatta demanded his hunt___.
(iv) The wounded swan shuffled____.
(v) King Shuddodhana gave his judgement__.
Ans-
(i) gently
(ii) suddenly
(iii) angrily
(iv) slowly
(v) immediately
B) Fill in the blanks, using appropriate adverbs of place and time given in brackets.
(often, seldom, always, sometimes, rarely, now, then, here, there)
Ans-
I rarely go to park.
You sometimes play in the evening.
He often comes to the temple.
They always eat in the dinning room.
Deepak comes to the class rarely.
Richa wanted to sleep there.
Neelam lives here.
Asma met Neelam seldom.
Let's Talk
Discuss your daily activities with your friends. You may use the following questions in your discussion.
(i) Where is your friend's house?
Ans. It is near my house.
(ii) When do you go to meet him?
Ans. I go to meet him often.
(iii) Where is your answer book?
Ans. My answer book is in the bag.
(iv) When do you come back from the school?
Ans. I come back from the school at 4 o'clock.
(v) When do you go to bed?
Ans. I go to bed at 10 o'clock.
Let's Read
Read the following paragraph and answer the questions given under it.
People often forget to observe their surroundings. They seldom talk about plants and flowers. They always talk about money or material which never brings happiness. Happiness is a feeling often linked to small successes. We should plant some plants. Plants provide us a healthy atmosphere and flowers make us feel better. We should keep our surroundings neat and clean.
Questions:
1. What do people often forget?
Ans- People often forget to observe their surroundings.
2. What do people seldom talk about?
Ans- People seldom talk about plants and flowers.
3. What do people always talk about?
Ans- People always talk about money or material.
4. What is happiness often linked to?
Ans- Happiness often linked to small successes.
5. What do plants and flowers do for us?
Ans- Plants and flowers do for us a healthy atmosphere and flowers make us feel better.
Let's Write
A) Complete the sentences about the cow.
1. __ __ __ a pet animal.
2. It has __ legs.
3. It __ grass.
4. It gives us __.
5. Its milk is used to __ sweets.
Ans-
1. The cow is a pet animal.
2. It has four legs.
3. It eats grass.
4. It gives milk.
5. It milk is used to make sweets.
Let's do it
Collect information about Gautam Buddha on the following points.
* birth - in 563 B.C.
* parents - his mother's name was Mahamaya and father's name was Suddodhana
* birth place - Lumbini
* childhood - He was looked after by a lady named Gautam in his childhood.
* teachings - After the attainment of 'Nirwana' he delivered his preaching in 'Pali' language.
