According to the child, the pictures $.........$
- ✓told stories
- Bgave a message
- Clooked colourful
- Dlooked boring
Answer: A.
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Books question types
105 questions across 11 question groups — pick any mix to generate a Marigold paper with step-by-step answer keys.
105
Questions
11
Question groups
5
Question types
01
MCQ
6 Q→021 marks each
41 Q→03Answer the questions in short
10 Q→04State whether the following statements are True or False.
6 Q→05Write two rhyming words.
3 Q→06Read the extract given below and answer the following question
1 Q→07Match the Column.
1 Q→08Do as instructed.(5 marks each)
1 Q→09Use these words in sentences of your own.
6 Q→10Write antonyms of the words given below.
4 Q→11Fill in the blanks
26 Q→Sample Questions
Books questions
One sample from each question group in this chapter. Select any group above to see the full set with answer keys.
The child liked the $.........$ in the books.
- Astories
- ✓pictures
- Ccolours
- Dpoems
Answer: B.
View full solution →the child saw$.........$ books on the shelves.
- Acolourful
- Bbig fat
- Clittle fat
- ✓tall skinny
Answer: D.
View full solution →A place where books are kept is called a $.........$
- Alaboratory
- Baviary
- ✓library
- Dapiary
Answer: C.
View full solution →What did the library door say ?
- AWelcome!
- ✓Come in, come in!
- CHello!
- DCome fast!
Answer: B.
View full solution →wonderful $-............$
View full solution →skinny $-............$
View full solution →Write the meaning of the word 'galore'.
Make word families. The first word in each has been written for you.
br _ _ _
br _ _ _
Make word families. The first word in each has been written for you.
t _ _ _
t _ _ _
What is a library ?
Where were the books kept ?
What did the child see when he opened the library door ?
Why was the book wonderful?
What did the child see inside the library?
Children should tear their books.
Books can be shared with friends.
Pictures told stories to the boy.
Fat books stood by themselves.
The child did not like the books.
look
shelves
galore
I opened one up
And sat down to look;
The pictures told stories!
What a wonderful book!
$(i)$ What did the poet do?
$(ii)$ How did the poet understand the stories in the book?
$(iii)$ What kind of a book was it?
$(iv)$ Antonym of 'wonderful' is
$(a)$ awful
$(b)$ pleasant
$(c)$ terrific
$(d)$ cool
View full solution →And sat down to look;
The pictures told stories!
What a wonderful book!
$(i)$ What did the poet do?
$(ii)$ How did the poet understand the stories in the book?
$(iii)$ What kind of a book was it?
$(iv)$ Antonym of 'wonderful' is
$(a)$ awful
$(b)$ pleasant
$(c)$ terrific
$(d)$ cool
| Column $A$ | Column $B$ | Answer |
| $(i)$ Books | $(a)$ Zoo | ………………………………………….. |
| $(ii)$ Students | $(b)$ Toy shop | ………………………………………….. |
| $(iii)$ Toys | $(c)$ Library | ………………………………………….. |
| $(iv)$ Animals | $(d)$ School | ………………………………………….. |
Make new words by joining the words given on page number 8 of the book to
those given on page number 9. One has been done for you.
careful ........................ ........................
........................ ........................ ........................
........................ ........................ ........................
........................ ........................ ........................
those given on page number 9. One has been done for you.
careful ........................ ........................
........................ ........................ ........................
........................ ........................ ........................
........................ ........................ ........................
Use these words in sentences of your own;
wonderful ....................................................................
wonderful ....................................................................
Use these words in sentences of your own;
shelves ....................................................................
shelves ....................................................................
Use these words in sentences of your own;
skinny ....................................................................
skinny ....................................................................
Use these words in sentences of your own;
galore ....................................................................
galore ....................................................................
Use these words in sentences of your own;
wide ....................................................................
wide ....................................................................
Tall ........................
Wide ........................
Open ........................
Come ........................
........................ is a place where people keep money. (bus stop, zoo, library, home, jail, aquarium, refrigerator, bank)
........................ is a place where food is stored. (bus stop, zoo, library, home, jail, aquarium, refrigerator, bank)
........................ is a place where people board buses. (bus stop, zoo, library, home, jail, aquarium, refrigerator, bank)
........................ is a place where animals are kept. (bus stop, zoo, library, home, jail, aquarium, refrigerator, bank)
........................ is a place where fishes are kept. (bus stop, zoo, library, home, jail, aquarium, refrigerator, bank)
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