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- What things in nature teach us the following?(f) Many hands make work light An army of ants carrying a fly ten times bigger than an ant, through teamwork. 1
- What things in nature teach us the following?(g) Delicate structures are not a sign of weakness Spider webs, which are delicate yet very strong. 1
- Read the question from the lesson. What does it imply?(a) Are you listening? It implies that nature is always teaching us lessons through its whispers and commands, and we should pay attention to it and learn from it. 1
- Read the question from the lesson. What does it imply?(b) What if we too lived our lives, however short, to its fullest? It implies that, like the hibiscus flower which lives only a day but in full splendour, we should make the most of our life, however short i... 1
- Read the question from the lesson. What does it imply?(c) What if we too are consistent, organised, focused...? It implies that, like the ants who carry a fly ten times their size through teamwork and perseverance, we too can achieve big goals if we wo... 1
- Complete the flow-chart that highlights the life of a ‘hibiscus’ flower. A big, bright and tender flower blooms (every fortnight). Through the day it smiles with the sun and dances with the wind. As evening approa... 1
- Fill in the web: What does Nature do for human beings? (one is done: motivates) soothes nurtures fulfils motivates whispers commands helps us relax and enhances our well-being 1
- The writer explains the contrasting features of ‘water’ and ‘rock’. Write all the features of both water and rock in the table. WaterRock 1. gentle1. hard 2. flows over the rock every day for years (persistent)2. remains fixed in one place 3. carves, sculpts and shape... 1
- The writer has very positively described the different things in nature. Write the special feature of each and the value learnt. Add on to the list (Rainbow, Caterpillar, ...). Part of NatureSpecial featureValue learnt 1. Rainbowcolours the entire skyspread happiness and brightness around 2. Caterpillarturns into a... 1
- Think and answer in your own words.(a) How should you deal with difficulties and problems? We should face difficulties with patience, persistence and a positive attitude. Like water which shapes hard rock by flowing steadily, we mu... 1
- Think and answer in your own words.(b) ‘An oyster turns a grain of sand into a pearl.’ What can we learn from this example? We learn that we can turn something small, troublesome or painful into something precious. Difficulties and problems, if handled positively,... 1
- Think and answer in your own words.(c) How does nature succeed in its ‘Alchemy’? What can it turn a small person into? Nature performs its magic by constantly transforming things – a caterpillar into a butterfly, a flower into a fruit, a grain of sand into a... 1
- Think and answer in your own words.(d) Which two aspects of nature teach us to accept change and adjust according to the situation? Water, which changes its form without any ego according to the dictates of the sun and the wind, and clouds, which take new shapes with ever... 1
- Think and answer in your own words.(e) Why does the writer begin by quoting the lines from William Blake’s poem (Auguries of Innocence)? Blake’s lines say that one can see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower. The writer quotes them to show that even the sm... 1
- Pick out from the lesson 10 examples each of Concrete Nouns (e.g. sand) and Abstract Nouns (e.g. infinity). Concrete NounsAbstract Nouns 1. flower1. eternity 2. palm2. imagination 3. hibiscus3. beauty 4. garden4. joy 5. ocean5. awe 6. rocks6. splen... 1
- Underline the verbs in the sentences below and say whether they are Transitive or Intransitive.(1) One can witness and experience the beauty of Heaven. (2) It leaves me in complete awe. (3) Nature soothes and nurtures. (4) It withers completely. (5)… witness, experience – Transitive (object: the beauty of Heaven) leaves – Transitive (object: me) soothes, nurtures – Intransitive withers –... 1
- Compose about 8 to 10 sets of imaginary dialogues between a bird, a tree and its fruit regarding the effects of environmental changes. Bird: Good morning, dear Tree! Why do you look so dull today? Tree: Good morning, little bird. The air is full of smoke and dust, and I can... 1
- Make the following sentence Affirmative without change of meaning.I am not so sure, now. I am doubtful now. / I am less sure now. 1