Class-2 Sp. English, Lesson-6 Independence Day / MP Board


Lesson-6
Independence Day
Exercises

Rearrange the letters to make a word:
            honmt                                  month
            onsg                                    song
            eyra                                     year
            ontain                                  nation
            rondu                                  round

Complete the following to form correct words:
(i)  festival
(ii) anthem
(iii)    decoration
(iv)    celebrate
(v)independence

Complete the following answers by using correct words from the box:
              Headmaster,         independence,                 anthem

(i)  What do we celebrate on 15th August?
Ans- We celebrate independence Day on 15th August.

(ii) Who hoists the national flag in the school?
Ans- The headmaster hoists the national flag in the school.

(iii)    What do we sing on this day?
Ans- We sing the national anthem on this day.

Make true or false:
(i)  India became free on 15th August.                                                                                    [True]
(ii) We do not get sweet on this day.                                                                                      [False]
(iii)    We come to school very late on 15th August.                                                  [False]
(iv)    We are proud to be Indian.                                                                                             [True]
(v)The national flag is hoisted in school on 15th August.   [True]

Fill in the blanks with in / on in the following sentences:
(i)  Teacher’s day is celebrated on 5th September.
(ii)  India became a Republic on 26th January in the year 1950.
(iii)    Raju was born at 7th May in the year 2000.

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Read the following passage carefully:

India is our country. We also it Bharat. It’s capital is Delhi. The above picture shows the national flag of our country. We call it tricolour as it has three colours in it. They are saffron, white and green. There’s a chakra in the centre. We call it Ashok Chakra.
Now answer the following questions:

(i)  How many colours are there in our national flag?
Ans- There are three colours in our national flag.

(ii) Name the three colours in our national flag?
Ans- The three colours of our national flag are saffron, white and green.

(iii)    What is there at the centre of it?
Ans- There is Ashok Chakra at the centre of it.

Answer these questions:
(i)  What is the name of your school?
Ans- The name of my school is Shree Saraswati Vidya Niketan.

(ii) Is there a playground in your school?
Ans- Yes, there is a playgroung in our school.

(iii)    How many teachers are there in your school?
Ans- There are ten teachers in my school.

(iv)    Who is your best friend?
Ans- My best friend is Radhika.

(v)Do you like your school?
Ans- Yes, I like my school.

Draw pictures in the given boxes:

(i)       Our National Flag
(ii)      Our National Flower



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