Papa's Spectacles
Class 5 · English · 20 Questions
What is Papa searching for?
What are the possible places where Papa can find it?
At last, where does Papa find his lost item?
Apart from reading, guess some other chores that Papa cannot do without the spectacles.
What makes your papa happy?
Make a list of things as instructed below. Things generally misplaced at your home | Who helps in finding these misplaced things? How would you express your gratitude to them?
Look at the words in each group. Arrange them in ascending order (Write the smallest or lightest object first and the biggest or heaviest last.) Towel, Sari, Handkerchief, Bedsheet
Look at the words in each group. Arrange them in ascending order (Write the smallest or lightest object first and the biggest or heaviest last.) Apple, Strawberry, Cherry, Watermelon
Look at the words in each group. Arrange them in ascending order (Write the smallest or lightest object first and the biggest or heaviest last.) Twenty-nine, Fourteen, Ninety-one, Forty-seven
Look at the words in each group. Arrange them in ascending order (Write the smallest or lightest object first and the biggest or heaviest last.) Hen, Crow, Sparrow, Eagle
Look at the words in each group. Arrange them in ascending order (Write the smallest or lightest object first and the biggest or heaviest last.) Ox, Rabbit, Elephant, Squirrel
Write two examples more, following the same pattern.
Fill in the blanks and complete the phrases. a pair of ...
Encircle the word that is spelt correctly.
Complete the story using the correct prepositions. around, after, before, in, above, on, among
Use the clues given below to complete the crossword puzzle!
| Across | Down |
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| 2. Not far, it’s ... | 1. I said no but he said ... |
| 6. I want ... clothes, not the dirty ones. | 3. Something small is not ... |
| 8. Not inside, play ... | 4. Don’t be sad, be ... |
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When it’s not bright, it’s …….
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You are slow, she is ……….
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Not hot, she likes ……… coffee.
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Not bought, but ……….
'Papa' is a commonly used word in English to address one's 'father'. Say aloud the word you use for 'father' in your language. Make a list of such words in your notebook. Share them with the class.
Your teacher will read aloud a few word pairs. Listen carefully and encircle pairs in which the words sound different.
Write the poem 'Papa's Spectacles' in the form of a story in your notebook. Share your story with the class. You may start like this: Today, my father is unhappy...
Riddle: I go to the market, I lovingly bring you home, I sit in front of you, And I cry, cry, cry. What is it?