Class-7 English Reader (Special), Lesson-2 A New Idea of Good Manners / M.P. Board
Lesson-2
A New
Idea of Good Manners
Comprehension
Answer
the questions given below:
(i)
Where did Ravi
spend his summer vacation?
Ans- Ravi spent his
summer vacation at a village.
(ii)
Why did Ravi and Ananad did not know
Ashok?
Ans- Ravi and Anand
did not know Ashok as he was a new boy.
(iii)
How did Ashok learn to use a dictionary?
And- Ashok’s grand
father taught him how to use a dictionary.
(iv)
How does a dictionary help us?
Ans- A dictionary
helps us to look up the meanings and spellings of new words.
(v)
Why does Anand not look up the meaning
of all the new words in a dictionary?
Ans- Anand does not
look up the menings of all the new words because he feels lazy sometimes.
(vi)
Why must we avoid making mistakes?
Ans- We must avoid
making mistakes because it shows that we are lazy and it is also a bad manner.
Choose
the correct option from those given after each statement:
(i)
The school has opened …………………………
a.
After the winter vacation
b.
After a holiday
c.
After the summer vacation
d.
After a week
Ans- After the summer
vacation
(ii)
Ashok is a stranger because …………………………
a.
He is a new student
b.
He is well known to all
c.
He is an old student
d.
He I an intelligent student
Ans- He is a new
student
(iii)
The three boys joined and …………………………
a.
Played football
b.
Visited the school library
c.
Went to the garden of the school
d.
Went inside the class room
Ans- Visited the
school library
(iv)
Ravi
spent his summer vacation …………………………
a.
At a village
b.
In a town
c.
At home
d.
At his friend’s home
Ans- At a village
(v)
Ashok joined
a.
Class X
b.
Class IX
c.
Class VII
d.
Class VIII
Ans- Class VII
Change
the meaning of the following phrases by adding ‘un’ (be careful of changing ‘a’
to ‘an’)
- A
happy man An
unhappy man
- A
kind woman An
unkind woman
- A
pleasant journey An
unpleasant journey
- A
popular boy An
unpopular boy
- A
necessary thing An
unnecessary thing
- A
lawful act An
unlawful act
- A
just decision An
unjust decision
- A
common animal An
uncommon animal
- An
interesting story An
uninteresting story
- An
important event An
unimportant event
- An
equal opportunity An
unequal opportunity
- A
usual happening An
unusual happening
Write
sentences from each of the following tables:
You can
|
borrow
have
|
my
|
book
ruler
|
if you
|
want
wish
|
to.
|
- You
can borrow my book if you want to.
- You
can borrow my book if you wish to.
- You
can borrow my ruler if you want to.
- You
can borrow my ruler if you wish to.
- You
can have my book if you want to.
- You
can have my book if you wish to.
- You
can have my ruler if you want to.
- You
can have my ruler if you wish to.
Do not
|
come with us
lend him your books
go to the cinema
|
if you do not
|
want
wish
|
to.
|
1.
Do not come with us if you do not want
to.
2.
Do not lend him your books if you do not
want to.
3.
Do not go to the cinema if you do not
want to.
4.
Do not come with us if you do not wish
to.
5.
Do not lend him your books if you do not
wish to.
6.
Do not go to the cinema if you do not
wish to.
I shall
|
write him a letter
show him your letter
ask him to write to you
|
if you
|
want
wish
|
me to.
|
- I
shall write him a letter if you want me to.
- I
shall show him your letter if you want me to.
- I
shall ask him to write to you if want me to.
- I
shall write him a letter if you wish me to.
- I
shall show him your letter if you wish me to.
- I
shall ask him to write to you if wish me to.
Complete
the sentences given below by using ‘if you want to’/ ‘if you do not want to’/
‘if you want him to’.
(i)
Do not go to the cinema if you do not want to.
(ii)
Please have my bicycle if you want to.
(iii)
Mr. Kumar will lend you a dictionary if you want him to.
(iv)
Do not lend your books to other people if you do not want to.
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