Question 9 of 33beginner🔧 ApplyShort Answer1 mark

Along with your classmates, call out the name 'Rama'– softly, loudly and very loudly.

Correct Answer

Students practice saying 'Rama' at three different volumes: softly (quiet whisper), loudly (normal speaking voice), and very loudly (shouting).

This activity helps students understand how the characters in the story used different volumes of their voice to communicate secretly and then alert the kotwal.

This oral activity connects to the story where the wife calls out 'Rama' at different volumes – first softly to avoid alerting the thief, then loudly to get the kotwal's attention.

It helps students understand the clever strategy used by the characters.

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Explanation

This oral activity connects to the story where the wife calls out 'Rama' at different volumes – first softly to avoid alerting the thief, then loudly to get the kotwal's attention. It helps students understand the clever strategy used by the characters.

Solution Steps

  1. Students practice saying 'Rama' at three volumes: softly, loudly, and very loudly

  2. The activity demonstrates how characters used voice volume strategically

  3. In the story, the wife calls 'Rama' softly to avoid alerting the thief

  4. She then calls loudly to get the kotwal's attention

  5. This shows a clever communication strategy for different situations

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