Class-7 English Reader (Special), Lesson-12 Shri Ramkrishna Paramhansa / M.P. Board
Lesson-12
Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa
Exercises
Answer the questions given
below:
Q1.
Why was the Ramakrishna
mission established?
Ans- Ramakrishna mission was
established to serve mankind.
Q2.
Why is quarrelling in the
name of religion foolish?
Ans- Quarrelling in the name
of religion is foolish because all the religions lead to the same goal.
Q3.
What kind of life did Shri
Ramakrishna live as a temple priest?
Ans- Shri Ramakrishna lived a
deeply religious life spending day and night in prayers, often went with out
food and water.
Q4.
What did he do to understand
Islam and Christianity?
Ans- He lived the life of a
pious Muslim and Christian to understand Islam and Christianity.
Q5.
How did Narendra prove to
himself, that if his master disliked money?
Ans- Narendra touched
Ramakrishna with a coin, he saw that his master’s hand bent and the body
appeared in great pain. In this way, he proved to himself, that his master
disliked money.
Q6.
What was the early name of
Swami Vivekananda?
Ans- Swami Vivekananda’s early
name is Narendra.
Read the following and tick
true (T) or false (F):
1. The Ramakrishna mission does a lot of work to help poor and to educate the
young. (T)
2. Shri Ramakrishna was not a religious man. (F)
3. Shri Ramakrishna was born in 1936. (F)
4. Shri Ramakrishna used to spend about twenty hours with visitors. (T)
Fill in the blank spaces with
the words given below
Christian, teachings, priest,
disciplined, religious, university, flocked
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1.
Gandhiji was a religious man.
2.
Mother Teresa was a Christian
saint.
3.
The teachings of Shri
Ramakrishna were very important.
4.
The Indira Gandhi Open
University is a world famous university.
5.
All the students should
always be disciplined.
6.
People always flocked
around Gandhiji.
7.
He is a priest in a
temple.
Match the following
collective nouns with the group they stand for:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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a flock of
a galaxy of
a herd of
a band of
a crowd of
a team of
a swarm of
a fleet of
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people
stars
cattle
musicians
players
players
bees
ships
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Use dis-as a prefix with the
words given below and form new words:
appear
|
disappear
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honest
|
dishonest
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like
|
dislike
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obey
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disobey
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please
|
displease
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regard
|
disregard
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similar
|
dissimilar
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agree
|
disagree
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Now use above words with the
prefix (using their correct form) in the given sentences:
1. Mr. Natwarlal is a dishonest man.
2. I dislike eating kachoris.
3. The principal is displease with this peon.
4. You shouldn’t disobey your parents and teachers.
5. We disagree with their arguments.
6. Don’t disregard a priest.
7. The areoplane flies at a very high speed and it soon disappears in
the sky.
8. People of dissimilar nature never come together.
Write ten sentences from the
table below:
We
people
You
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ought
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to
not to
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be honest and truthful.
pray everyday.
live like brothers.
help the poor and the weak.
forget that God has many
names.
be lazy and careless.
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1.
We ought to be honest and
truthful.
2.
We ought to pray everyday.
3.
We ought to help the poor and the weak.
4.
We ought not to forget that God has many names.
5.
People ought to live like
brothers.
6.
People ought to help the poor and the weak.
7.
People ought not to forget that God has many names.
8.
People ought not to be lazy
and careless.
9.
You ought not to forget that
God has many names.
10. You ought not to be lazy and careless
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