'Thirsty feet' means$.........$
- Abranches
- Btrunk
- ✓roots
- Dleaves
Answer: C.
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A Watering Rhyme question types
154 questions across 13 question groups — pick any mix to generate a Marigold paper with step-by-step answer keys.
154
Questions
13
Question groups
5
Question types
01
MCQ
7 Q→021 marks each
59 Q→03Answer the questions in short
14 Q→04State whether the following statements are True or False.
5 Q→05Write two rhyming words.
16 Q→06Do as instructed.(3 marks each)
1 Q→07Read the extract given below and answer the following question
1 Q→08Match the Column.
1 Q→09Do as instructed.(5 marks each)
2 Q→10Write antonyms of the words given below.
4 Q→11Make compound words by joining two words.
12 Q→12Identify whether the following are trees, flowers or vegetables
21 Q→13Unjumble the following words
11 Q→Sample Questions
A Watering Rhyme questions
One sample from each question group in this chapter. Select any group above to see the full set with answer keys.
From where do the flowers get water ?
- ✓from the roots
- Bfrom the leaves
- Cfrom the branches
- Dfrom the thorns
Answer: A.
View full solution →What happens when we water the plants in the morning ?
- ✓They will grow well.
- BThey will dry up.
- CThey will grow fast.
- DThey will grow slowly.
Answer: A.
View full solution →$.........$ grow under the ground.
- AFlowers
- BStem
- CLeaves
- ✓Roots
Answer: D.
View full solution →We should water the $.........$ of the plant.
- ✓roots
- Bstem
- Cleaves
- Dflowers
Answer: A.
View full solution →Write the meaning of the word 'soak'.
Write the meaning of the word 'noonday'.
From where do flowers get water?
$(a)$ From the bottom (roots).
$(b)$ From the top (leaves).
View full solution →$(a)$ From the bottom (roots).
$(b)$ From the top (leaves).
What happens when we water plants in the morning?Choose one answer and tick (✓) the box.
$(a)$ They will grow well.
$(b)$ They will dry up.
View full solution →$(a)$ They will grow well.
$(b)$ They will dry up.
Use 'their' or 'there' to complete the following sentences
The thief hid the jewels where ........................ was a hole in the ground.
The thief hid the jewels where ........................ was a hole in the ground.
Give another word for 'thirsty feet'.
Which part of the plant should be watered ?
What happens if we water plants in the afternoon ?
When should we not water the plants ?
What is the best time to water the plants ?
Plants need sunlight and water to live.
We should water the plants at their roots.
If we water the plants in the evening flowers will die.
At noon the sun is high.
We should water the plants at noon.
heat
roots
high
hour
Keep ........................
Words like morning, evening, watering end in 'ing' Write six more words to which
ing can be added at the end to form a new word.
$(i) ........................$
$(ii) ........................$
$(iii) ........................$
$(iv) ........................$
$(v) ........................$
$(vi) ........................$
View full solution →ing can be added at the end to form a new word.
$(i) ........................$
$(ii) ........................$
$(iii) ........................$
$(iv) ........................$
$(v) ........................$
$(vi) ........................$
Water at the roots;
Flowers keep their mouths where
We should wear our boots.
Soak the earth around them,
Then through all the heat
The flowers will have water
For their thirsty 'feel'!
$(i)$ Where should we water the flowers?
_______________________________________________________
$(ii)$ In the stanza, what does 'feet' refer to?
_______________________________________________________
$(iii)$ Find the word in the extract which means the same as 'drench'.
$(a)$ water
$(b)$ soak
$(c)$ thirsty
$(d)$ roots
$(iv)$ Antonym of 'heat' is
$(a)$ cold
$(b)$ warm
$(c)$ torrid
$(d)$ sultry
View full solution →Flowers keep their mouths where
We should wear our boots.
Soak the earth around them,
Then through all the heat
The flowers will have water
For their thirsty 'feel'!
$(i)$ Where should we water the flowers?
_______________________________________________________
$(ii)$ In the stanza, what does 'feet' refer to?
_______________________________________________________
$(iii)$ Find the word in the extract which means the same as 'drench'.
$(a)$ water
$(b)$ soak
$(c)$ thirsty
$(d)$ roots
$(iv)$ Antonym of 'heat' is
$(a)$ cold
$(b)$ warm
$(c)$ torrid
$(d)$ sultry
| Column $A$ | Column $B$ | $\text{ANSWER}$ |
| $(i)$ Watering | $(a)$ a type of shoe | …………………………… |
| $(ii)$ Noon day | $(b)$ the part of a plant that grows under the ground | …………………………… |
| $(iii)$ Roots | $(c)$ pouring water | …………………………… |
| $(iv)$ Boots | $(d)$ at noon | …………………………… |
Label the different parts of the plant.
Fill in the blanks with words given below and complete the passage
(earth, afternoon, roots, feet, watering, time, die, water, heat, evening)
We should follow a timetable for ........................ plants. The ........................
for watering plants is morning and ........................ and not ........................
because that would make them ........................ . Also, watering should be done
at the ........................ . We should soak the ........................ around them so that
through the ........................ flowers will have ........................ for their thirsty
........................ .
(earth, afternoon, roots, feet, watering, time, die, water, heat, evening)
We should follow a timetable for ........................ plants. The ........................
for watering plants is morning and ........................ and not ........................
because that would make them ........................ . Also, watering should be done
at the ........................ . We should soak the ........................ around them so that
through the ........................ flowers will have ........................ for their thirsty
........................ .
Die ........................
Morning ........................
High ........................
Early ........................
bloom $+$ ing ........................
View full solution →snore $+$ ing ........................
View full solution →care $+$ ing ........................
View full solution →shine $+$ ing ........................
View full solution →drive $+$ ing ........................
View full solution →Lettuce ........................
Mogra ........................
Banyan ........................
Deodar ........................
Pansy ........................
| $\text{BISIHCUS}$ | $H$_ _ _ _ _ _$S$ |
| $\text{ANSPY}$ | $P$_ _ _$Y$ |
| $\text{XOLHP}$ | $P$_ _ _$X$ |
| $\text{DHAAIL$ | $D$_ _ _ _$A$ |
| $\text{ARGOM}$ | $M$_ _ _$A$ |
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