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Class 6 English Lesson 1 It All Began With Drip Drip by Alka Shankar and Sharleen Mukherjee,

Short Answer Type Question (SAQ) from It All Began With Drip Drip,

Long Answer Type Question from It All Began With Drip Drip, 

West Bengal Board of Secondary Education, 

Class 6 English Textual Question Answers,

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PART 3

6. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statements in the given boxes. Give supporting statements for each of your answers :

a. Bholenath did not know how to ride a horse. [True]

Supporting statement : “I don’t even know how to ride a horse.”

b. The king sent Bholenath a magnificent elephant. [False]

Supporting statement : “The king sent Bholenath a magnificent stallion.”

c. The enemy soldiers were happy to see Bholenath. [False]

Supporting statement : They were greatly scared.

d. Bholenath defeated the enemy soldiers single-handedly. [False]

Supporting statement : The soldiers ran away without putting up a fight.

7. Answer the following questions in complete sentences :

a. Why was Bholenath full of despair ?

Bholenath was full of despair because his king had given him the duty to protect his state but he did not have any idea about warfare nor could he know how to ride a horse.

b. How did his wife help him to overcome his trouble ?

To overcome his trouble, Bholenath’s wife tied him securely to the horse with a rope.

c. What made the enemy soldiers greatly scared ?

The enemy soldiers were greatly scared, when they saw a wild looking man tied to a fierce stallion coming towards them to fight single handedly.

d. Do you think Bholenath could truly be called a legendary character ? Give reasons for your answer .

Bholenath cannot be truly called a legendary character as he was not a true warrior and what happened to him was all by virtue of his luck.

8.(a). Read the following sentences. Underline the Nouns which indicate either a state of being or a quality of mind :

i. The king is known for his kindness.

ii. The beauty of the flower attracted me.

iii. Childhood is fun.

iv. India attained freedom in 1947.

8.(b). From abstract nouns from the following words :

i. dark : Darkness

ii. adult : Adulthood

iii. amaze : Amazement

iv. disturb : Disturbance

v. confuse : Confusion

vi. sweet : Sweetness

8.(c). Underline the words that indicate a group of people, animals or things taken as a whole :

i. I saw a crowd in front of the shop.

ii. A herd of cattle is passing by.

iii. Our school cricket team has won.

iv. A bunch of flowers was kept in the vase.

8.(d). Fill in the blanks with the appropriate collective nouns given in the Help Box. One is done for you :

i. A posse of policemen marched by.

ii. I bought a bunch of grapes from the market.

iii. A flock of sheep was grazing in the field.

iv. I saw a swarm of bees buzzing around.

v. The class is very noisy.

Help Box : flock, posse, swarm, bunch, class

8.(e). Underline the words in the following sentences that can be counted. Circle the the words that cannot be counted : 

*(The blue coloured words are countable and the pink coloured words are uncountable)

i. I am reading a book.

ii. Iron is a useful metal.

iii. Snowy is his pet dog.

iv. She has long hair.

8.(f). Read the sentences carefully and put the underlined words in the correct columns :

i. Milk is good for health.

ii. The door is closed.

iii. I bought a kilo of sugar from the market.

iv. Children play with toys.

Countable Nouns: 

Door, Market, Children, Toys

Uncountable Nouns :

Milk, Sugar

9. Find words from the text nearest in meaning to the words given below :

a. kingly - royal

b. sorrow - despair

c. surprised - marvelled

d. afraid - frightened

10.(a). Imagine you are caught in a storm while returning home one night. Write a short paragraph in about sixty words describing your experience. Use the following hints:

Returning from aunt’s place-sky darkened-wild wind-rain-no one around-how you reached home 

One night I was returning from my aunt’s house. My home was 700 metres away from my aunt’s. It was a gloomy night. Suddenly on my way, wind started blowing heavily along with drizzling rain. I stood under a large tree to avoid getting wet from the rain. Suddenly I heard the screams of foxes. As I was all alone there, I got scared. Having no other options, I dashed out from there. I kept running until I reached my home. Although I got completely wet, I breathed a sigh of relief.

10.(b). Study the family chart given below :

My name is Rima Jha and I am a student. I am the youngest member of our joint family. The name of my grandfather is Raghunath Jha who is the head of our family. The name of my grandmother is Banidebi Jha. The name of my father is Sundarlal Jha who is a farmer. Rajani Jha is my mother who is a house wife. I have a brother. His name is Ramu who is also a student. I have an aunt who is a potter. Her name is Sabita and she is married to Birendralal, a postman. Damu who reads in a college is their only son.

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