Chapter 20 – The Tailor and his Friend

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Question 1:

friend        pain          shop        tailor         trick         wet

Answer

1) Friend: a person whom you know well Example sentences: 1) A friend in need is a friend in deed. 2) Ruchika is my best friend.

2) Pain: hurting Example sentences: 1) Reema was having pain in her ankle. 2) The lady is in pain.

3) Shop: a place where goods are sold Example sentences: 1) I went to a shop to buy choclates. 2) Our shop is very small.

4) Tailor: one who makes clothes Example sentences: 1) The tailor that made my birthday dress was very helpful. 2) The tailor was out of town.

5) Trick: a smart action to fool someone Example sentences: 1) I can perform a trick by playing cards. 2) We won the football match by trick.

6) Wet: to get covered with water Example sentences: 1) I like to get wet in the rain. 2) I always get wet when I wash clothes.

Page No 117:

Question 1:

• Who was Kalu?
• Who was Appu?
• Where was Kalu’s shop?
• What trick did Kalu play on Appu?
• How did Kalu’s clothes become wet?

Answer

• Kalu was a tailor.
• Appu was an elephant.
• Kalu’s shop was near the river.
• One day, Kalu played a trick on Appu. When Appu came to Kalu’s shop, instead of giving him food, Kalu pricked Appu’s trunk with a needle.
• Kalu’s clothes became wet as Appu filled his trunk with water and threw water on Kalu and the clothes kept in his shop.

Page No 117:

Question 1:

What do you do • when someone troubles you? • when you are angry? • when you don’t want to share? • when someone asks you for a pencil?

Answer

• I politely ask the person troubling me to not do so.
• When I get angry, instead of shouting and fighting, I stop talking for some time.
• I say sorry when I don’t want to share my things with others.
• I give my extra pencil if someone asks for it.

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

Page No 117:

Question 1:

• What games do you play with your friends?
• Can you walk and make sounds like an elephant?

Answer

• I play hide and seek and chess with my friends.
• No, I cannot walk and make sounds like an elephant.

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

Page No 117:

Question 2:

The tailor had a shop near the river.

Question: Where is your house? Answer : My house is near _________________________

Make some more sentences like the above beginning with words like —

My school	The elephant…
My friend’s house…	The aeroplane…
The well…	My book…

Answer

The tailor had a shop near the river.

Question: Where is your house? Answer : My house is near a school.

• My school is near a temple.
• My friend’s house is near Red Fort.
• The well is near the pond.
• The elephant is near the forest.
• The aeroplane is near New Delhi.
• My book is near my bag.

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

Page No 118:

Question 1:

jam	pan	year	zebra
jeep	pen	yell	zigzag
joy	pick	yellow	zip
jug	pink	yes	zoo
juice	put	young	zoom

Answer

Disclaimer: Students are advised to practice this on their own.

Page No 118:

Question 1:

Pick the odd one out. One has been done for you.

Answer

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