Class-2 Sp. English, Lesson-10 Two Crows / MP Board

Lesson-10 

Two Crows

Exercises

Fill in the blanks using the words given in the box:

collects

See

throws

hot

fly

(i)       The tea is very hot.

(ii)      The fielder throws the ball at the wickets.

(iii)     Kites fly in the sky.

(iv)    We see flowers in the garden.

(v)     The postman collects letters from the letter box.

Write Oldie, Modie or Both in suitable boxes:

(i)       Oldie believed in old ways of doing things.

(ii)      Both the crows were very thirsty.

(iii)     Oldie remembered a story.

(iv)    Modie believed  in doing things in a modern way.

(v)     Oldie Started collecting some pebbles.

(vi)    Modie come back with a straw.

(vii)   Oldie thought that the world had changed a lot.

(viii)  Both drank water with the help of straw.

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Write the opposites of following words:

Modern	Ancient (Old)
Hot	Cold
Friend	Enemy
Good	Bad
Remember	Forget
DAY	Night

See the pictures given below and fill in the blanks using the pair of words given in the boxes.

Old-new

Hot-cold

Good-bad

Day-night

(i)       Brushing teeth daily is a good habit, but biting nails is a bad habit.

(ii)      We see the sun in day time but we see stars at night.

(iii)     The coffee is very hot, but the ice cream is too cold.

(iv)    This is an old car, but that is a new car.

Use the these words to complete the sentences given below:

anywhere

everywhere

nowhere

(i)       There are flowers everywhere in the garden.

(ii)      I looked for my books everywhere but found them nowhere,

(iii)     In our country, we can go anywhere we like.

(iv)    In the desert we see water nowhere but we see  sand everywhere.

(v)     You can sit anywhere in the class-room.

Use the these words to complete the sentences given below:

There was cricket match in the school. The batsman hit the ball. The fielder collected the ball. He threw it at the wickets. The bowler thought that the batsman was out. The umpire raised his finger. The fielders felt very happy. The batsman left the field. He was thirsty, so he drank water.

(i)       Who collected the ball?

Ans- The fielder collected the ball.

(ii)     Where did he throw it?

Ans- He threw it at the wickets.

(iii)    What did the bowler think?

Ans- The bowler thought that the batsman was out.

(iv)    What did the umpire do?

Ans- The umpire raised his finger.

(v)     How did the fielders feel?

Ans- The fielders felt very happy.

Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful story and write them in your notebook:

(i)       Once a dog was crossing a small river.

(ii)     He had a bone in his mouth.

(iii)    He looked into the water and saw his own image.

(iv)    He thought that there was another dog holding a bone in his mouth,

(v)     He barked at the dog, “Bow-Wow, bow-wow”

(vi)    He opened his mouth and his bone fell into water.

(vii)   The greedy dog learnt a lesson.

Let’s do it:

(i)       Make a list of birds which are black in colour.

(ii)     Collect their pictures.