Class-4 English (Marigold), Unit-10_2 Pinocchio / NCERT / CBSE Syllabus



Unit – 10_2
Pinocchio

New words
Carpenter- A person who makes or repairs wooden objects
Queer - Strange
Plane - flat
Puzzled – Confused or baffled
Puppet – movable model of a person or animal
Took – got in possession
Shape - form
Amazed – greatly surprised
Finished - ended
Stiff – rigid or firm
Decided – free from hesitation


Answer these questions
( Reading is fun)
Q. What did the carpenter buy?
Ans- The carpenter bought a very queer piece of wood.

Q. What did he make out of it?
Ans- He made a puppet out of it.

Q. What did he call his puppet?
Ans- He called his Puppet Pinocchio.

Q. What did Pinocchio say in the end?
Ans- In the end, pinocchio said “I am glad to be a real boy. I'll never lie again”.

Word building

Word fun
How many words can you make from Pinocchio?
Fill them in the empty boxes

Pin
Hop
Hip
No
Cop
Coin
Pic
Chop
Chip
Icon


Let's write
Make opposites with the words

dis-.    
   in-
respect
 Disrespect
Able
 Disable
efficient
 Inefficient
own
 disown
capable
 incapable
secure
 insecure

Make naming words by adding and ness, ity, ty at the end of the words given below.
Public
 publicity
Forgive
 forgiveness
Kind
 Kindness
Polite
 politeness
Moral
 morality
stupid
Stupidity
blind
  blindness
cruel
 Cruelty
Swift
swiftness
Solid
 solidity

Which of the following words would you expect a carpenter to use at work?

bench
 poker
 plane
 chisel
 fork
 spade
 blotting paper
 lawn-mower
 telescope
pincers
jaw
scissors
hammer
 map
 nails
lathe
 pencil
 anvil


Make sentences using some of the above words
 There was a bench outside the principal's office.

Blotting paper in used to clean the spills.

We saw a big telescope in the observatory.

Teacher asked us to bring two pencils everyday.

Cobbler repaired my sandal by putting nail in it.

Carpenter made the foot of my bed on lathe machine.

Mum gave me a fork to eat pasta.

The gardener trimmed the grass by using lawn mower.

Give another word from the story that means -
Completed - finished
Surprised - amazed
Strange - queer
Make up your mind - decided

Add- e r or -r to the doing words below to make new words

stiff stiffer
Strange - stranger
Fight - fighter
Dance - dancer
juggle - juggler
Speak - speaker
write- writer
Ride - rider
Used - user
Joke - joker

Comprehension passage

Once a cunning Jackal jumped into a big tub of blue dye. “I am your King”, he said. All animals, big and small believed him and board before him. The Clever Jackal smiled. Now he was the most powerful animal in the forest. He was proud to be a king.
Once, the Jackal woke up in the middle of the night. The jackals in the forest were howling at the full moon in the sky. W Jackal forgot he was a king. He, too, began to howl.
"Hu..aah! Hu..aah!" he cried.
The animals rain out to see. “he is not a king. He is just a jackal! ” they shouted. They rushed to attack him.
“stop, stop! I am sorry I tricked you. Please do not kill me!” set the blue jackal.
The animals for give him but only after giving the Jackal a good beating.
( A Panchatantra tale)

Q. Why did the animals think that Jackal was a king?
Ans- The jackal’s blue look made the animals think that the Jackal was a king.

Q. How did the Jackal become blue?
Ans- Jackal jumped into a big tub of blue dye to become blue.

Q. What did the animals do when they saw the blue jackal?
Ans- The animals bowed before the blue Jackal when they saw it.

Q. Why did the dogs feel scared when they saw the jackal?
Ans- The dogs felt scared by the blue coat of jackal.

Q. How did the animals know that the king was just a jackal?
Ans- Seeing the Jackal howling at the full moon, the animals came to know that the king was a jackal.

Fun time

Let's make a puppet

You need
A brown envelope, newspaper, stick, blue, paper, colours, sketch pen
Method
·         Make the face of a monkey on white paper and colour it.
·         Cut out the face and stick it on a brown envelope.
·         Crush the newspaper and fill it in the brown envelope.
·         Put the stick inside the envelope.
·         Close the mouth of the envelope firmly with a tape or ribbon.
·         Your Puppet is ready.


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