Class-3 Sp. English, Lesson-18 I Love Little Pussy / M.P. Board


Lesson-18
I Love Little Pussy
 (M.P. Board, Special English)

Fill in the blanks with the words given below:
good,             sit,              gentle,           food,                side,            give

She will sit by my side,
And I’ll give her food,
And she’ll like me because
I am gentle and good.

Match the words given in column A with the meanings given in column B

A                                 B
warm                          high temperature in a way that is pleasant
drive                           to force to go in a particular direction
pull                             to move something towards oneself
gentle                         calm and kind

Answer the following questions:
  1. Which animal is focused in the poem?
Ans- Little pussy is focused in the poem.

  1. Which line do you like the most?
Ans- I like the below line most:
      “ But pussy and I
                  Very gently will play.”

  1. Do you like to have a pet animal in your home?
Ans- Yes, I like to have a pet in my home.

  1. What rhyming words have appeared in the poem?
Ans- Following rhyming words have appeared in the poem:
      play - away
      food - good
      harm – warm

Lines of the poem have been given in a jumbled way. Write them in the proper order of the poem:

I love little pussy,
Her coat is so warm,
And if I don't hurt her,
She'll do me no harm.

So I'll not pull her tail,
Or drive her away;
But pussy and I very gently will play
Revision Exercises – III

Fill in the blanks with the past form of the verbs given in the bracket:

  1. “Hey, you are right!” they all shouted in great joy. (shout)
  2. The servant heard these words and were very happy. (hear)
  3. One day a merchant’s camel lost his way. (loose)
  4. The miser dropped them one by one on the floor. (drop)
  5. The crane took a fish in its beak and flew away. (take, fly)

Match the following:


Read the statements given below and write ‘true’ or ‘false’:

  1. The birds and the men agreed to this wise judgement. [true]
  2. Princess September did not marry the prince.               [false]
  3. Mr. Singh stood at the window and looked out.              [false]
  4. The camel was brave, beautiful and clever.                    [false]
  5. The king’s officer put the beggar in prison.                     [true]

Write the homophones of the following:
           
hare                -                       hair
            their                -                       there
            root                 -                       route
            week               -                       weak
            sale                 -                       sail

Match the following:
            A                                 B
            gentle             -           calm and kind
            tear                 -           to make two pieces
            shy                  -           nervous or embarrassed
            desert             -           a hot and dry place without much rain
            rise                  -           move upward
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