Class-2 Sp. English, Lesson-14 Good Deeds / MP Board


Lesson-14

Good Deeds

Exercises

Match the following:

deed
a thing that somebody does
save
to keep somebody or something safe from harm or death
accident
an unpleasant event
river
natural flow of water
blind
one who is not able to see

Answer the questions given below:

(i)       What did the teacher tell his students?
Ans- The teacher asked the students to do a good deed everyday.

(ii)     How did Deepak help an old women?
Ans- Deepak helped an old women cross the road.

(iii)    Who saved a dog from an accident?
Ans- Aman saved a dog from the accident.

(iv)    Who had fallen into the river?
Ans- A boy had fallen into the river.

Make 5 sentences with the help of the given table:
A student
helped
an old woman
a boy
his friend
his parents
his sister
an old man
.

(i)       A student helped an old woman.
(ii)     A student helped a boy.
(iii)    A student helped his friends.
(iv)    A student helped his parents.
(v)     A student helped his sister.
(vi)    A student helped an old man.

Read the following passage carefully:
            Raju is a student of class II. One day he saw a blind man going towards the well. The man was about to fall into the well. The boy ran towards him and stopped him from going further and saved his life.


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Now answer the questions given below:
(i)       Who is Raju?
Ans- Raju is a student of class II.

(ii)     What did Raju see?
Ans- Raju saw a blind man going towards the well.

(iii)    Who was about to fall into the well?
Ans- A blind man was about to fall into the well.

(iv)    Who stopped the man and saved his life?
Ans- Raju stopped the man and saved his life.

Write meaningful sentences from the table with the help of given examples:
We
should
Keep our place neat and clean.
respect elders.
help the poor.
help the handicapped.
help a person in need.
should not
hurt animals.
insult others.
abuse others.
make noise.
cut trees.

(i)       We should keep our place neat and clean
(ii)     We should respect elders.
(iii)    We should help the poor.
(iv)    We should help the handicapped.
(v)     We should help a person in need.
(vi)    We should not hurt animals.
(vii)   We should not insult others.
(viii)  We should not abuse others.
(ix)    We should not make noise.
(x)     We should not cut trees.


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