Extra Questions and Answers
Directions (Q. Nos. 1-6) Read the extract given below and answer the following questions.
Sit up
Say please
Less noise
Shut the door behind you
Don’t drag your feet
Haven’t you got a hankie?
Take your hands out of your pocket
Pull your socks up
Stand straight.
- Why is the child asked to stand straight?
Ans. The child is asked to stand straight because that shows that he is attentive.
- What does walking by dragging feet suggest?
Ans. Dragging feet while walking suggests bad manners.
- Make a sentence of your own using the word ‘drag.
Ans. My brother forcibly dragged me to the fete.
- Who is giving these instructions?
(a) The poet (b) An adult
(c) A child (d) The teacher
Ans. (b) An adult
- To whom are these instructions being addressed?
(a) The poet (b) An adult
(c) A child (d) The teacher
Ans. (c) A child
- Why would the child need a hankie?
(a) To clean his mouth. (b) To clean his shoes.
(c) To clean his bag. (d) To clean his slate.
Ans. (a) To clean his mouth.