Class-4 English (Marigold) Unit-7_2 The Scholar's Mother Tongue / NCERT / CBSE Syllabus



Unit – 7_2
The Scholar's Mother Tongue
Answer these questions:
( Reading is Fun )
Q. Who came to Akbar's Court?
Ans- A learned Pundit came to Akbar's Court.

Q, What did he claim to know?
Ans- He claimed to know many different languages.

Q. How did he challenge everybody?
Ans- He challenged everybody to find his mother tongue.

Say aloud
We say- I learnt my lesson. (action word)
But A learn-ed pundit came to the court. (describing word)

We pronounce it as learn - id to rhyme with
created
waited

Tick the words, which end with the sound id. Say each word aloud.
Accepted             [√ ]
Answered           [ ]
Irritated               [ √]
Failed                    [ ]
Completed         [ √]
Challenged         [  ]
Cried                     [  ]
Surprised             [  ]
Find                       [  ]
Licked                   [  ]
Celebrated         [ √]
Fried                      [  ]

Write all the words that show you are happy.
For example - hurray, ha! ha!
Add more
Hurray
Whoopee
Yippee
Wow
Yahoo
Hip Hip Hooray
Oh Yeah
Woo Ee
Tick the right answer
1-      'I visited the court of Akbar' means
a.       You always live there
b.       You came there for a short time (√)
c.       You were born there
2-      To imitate someone means
a.       copy someone  (√)
b.       Tease someone
c.       Make someone angry
Look and fill in the columns. One has been done for you.

Quite
 quietly
Fluent
 fluently
Angry
 angrily
Sad
 sadly
Fierce
 fiercely
Gentle
 gently

Match the words in column A with words in column B.
A
B
King
 children
Teacher
 patients
Doctor
 courtiers
Bus driver
 clients
Lawyer
 passengers
Mother
 students

Answer
A
B
King
 courtiers
Teacher
 students
Doctor
 patience
Bus driver
 passengers
Lawyer
 clients
Mother
 children

Add a or an before these words.
A rug
A pillow
A bed sheet
An alarm clock
A wall clock
A wrist watch
An apple
An orange
A banana
An ice cream
A bow
An arrow
A ball
A bat
A doll
A waistcoat
A longcoat
A raincoat
An umbrella
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