Chapter 19 – Flying-Man

Page No 110:

Question 1:

flying          high          man           mountains           sea          take

Answer

Flying: To move through air with wings Example sentences: 1) The bird was flying high in the sky. 2) I was flying in my dreams.

High: Greater than usual in amount, number or degree Example sentences: 1) They were travelling at a high speed. 2) The apple tree was 15 feet high.

Man: An adult male human being Example sentences: 1) A man came at my house. 2) I saw a tall man with big black eyes.

Mountains: A rocky earth surface that is higher than a hill Example sentences: 1) I can see mountains from my classroom. 2) She lives in the mountains.

Sea: A large body of salt water Example sentences: 1) The sea is blue in colour. 2) We cannot drink the sea water.

Take: To carry, move or lead Example sentences: 1) Please take your book from the table. 2) Take this bottle to your father.

Page No 111:

Question 1:

• Where does the Flying-man go?
• What does the child want to do?

Answer

• The flying man goes over the mountains and over the sea.
• The child wants to fly away with the flying-man.

Page No 111:

Question 1:

Can you guess who the Flying-man is?

Choose your answer. • The Flying-man is Superman. • The Flying-man is a pilot. • The Flying-man is an astronaut. • The Flying-man is Batman.

Now talk about him.

Answer

According to me, the Flying-man is Superman. He always helps people in need. He is very powerful and can fly at a high speed. He always wears a Superman suit.

Disclaimer: This is a sample answer. The students are advised to write the answers based on their own experiences and observations.

Page No 111:

Question 1:

• Have you seen an aeroplane?
• Let’s pretend you are a pilot flying an aeroplane.

(a) What will you see outside your aeroplane

(i) during the day?

(ii) at night?

(b) What will you see inside your aeroplane?

Answer

• Yes, I have seen an aeroplane.
• (a) (i) During daytime, I will see birds and clouds in the sky.

(ii) At night, I will see stars and moon from the aeroplane.

(iii) I will see passengers and air-hostesses inside the aeroplane.

Disclaimer: These are sample answers. The students are advised to write the answers based on their own experiences and observations.

Page No 111:

Question 1:

mug	vase	wave	note
move	vale	wall	nip
mum	view	wax	knee
mother	van	wind	knit
mud	vote	why	knot

• Which word in the box sounds like ‘high’?

• Which word rhymes with ‘me’?

Answer

• The word ‘why’ sounds like ‘high’.
• The word ‘knee’ rhymes with ‘me’.

Page No 112:

Question 2:

What shall I be when I grow up? Match the following:

Disclaimer: Kindly refer the textbook for the images.

A person who sails a ship                                    an artist

A person who flies a spaceship                           an astronaut

A person who draws or paints                            a sailor

A person who makes sick people well                 a dentist

A person who brings letters                                a doctor

A person who grows crops                                 a farmer

A person who makes clothes                              a pilot

A person who works in school                           a postman

A person who checks teeth                                a tailor

A person who flies an aeroplane                       a teacher

Answer

Page No 113:

Question 1:

W X Y Z

Answer

Disclaimer: Join the dotted lines to form the given alphabets.

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