Question 1

Question 1: Find and list the rhyming words from the poem.

Accepted Answer

well-shell, other-mother, find-blind, blue – you

Question 2

Question 1: Learn and recite the poem.

Accepted Answer

I am a parrot. I am green in colour and have a bright red beak. I was enjoying my life in the forest with my relatives. One day, a hunter came to the forest, caught me and some of my relatives. We were sold in the city market. I was taken home by my master and locked up in a beautiful cage. The cage

Question 3

Question 1: The first little house of the bird.

Accepted Answer

The first little house of the bird was small and round. It was made of a pale-blue shell.

Question 4

Question 2: The nest.

Accepted Answer

The nest was a little one made up of straw. The bird thought that the nest was covered by its mother.

Question 5

Question 3: The world around the bird’s nest.

Accepted Answer

The world around the bird’s nest were the trees filled with leaves and the vast blue sky.

Question 6

Question 1: What the world looks like to a baby.

Accepted Answer

Everything in the world is new and strange for a new born baby. They have a puzzled look at anything and everything. They are curious about everything they see and hear around them. The world of the baby revolves around its mother.

Question 7

Question 2: What the world looks like to a fish.

Accepted Answer

For a fish, its world is the blue water around it. Its world also revolves around the aquatic flora and fauna.

Question 8

Question 1: What was the bird’s first house?

Accepted Answer

The bird’s first house was a small, round, pale-blue shell.

Question 9

Question 2: What according to the bird was its nest made up of?

Accepted Answer

According to the bird, its nest was made up of straw, and covered by its mother.

Question 10

Question 3: When did the bird feel that the world was made of leaves?

Accepted Answer

The bird felt that the world was made of leaves when it fluttered out of its nest.

Question 11

Question 4: What did the bird see when it flew beyond the tree?

Accepted Answer

The bird saw the vast blue sky when it flew beyond the tree.

Question 12

Question 1: Add three rhyming words to the ones given below: (a) nest (b) sky (c) pale

Accepted Answer

(a) best, rest, crest (b) buy, high, fly (c) hail, sail, tail

Question 13

Question 1: Fill in the words that describe nature

Accepted Answer

Step-by-step solution provided.

Question 14

Question 2: Name the bird’s second house.

Accepted Answer

The bird’s second house is a little nest.

Question 15

Question 3: At first, where did the bird find itself in?

Accepted Answer

At first the bird found itself in a small, round, pale-blue shell.

Question 16

Question 4: Pick out a pair of rhyming words from the last four lines.

Accepted Answer

blue-you

Question 17

Question 5: Pick the odd man out: small, round, straw, pale – blue

Accepted Answer

straw

Question 18

Question 6: Write whether true or false: (a) I lived in a little nest made of pale – blue shell. (b) I lived in a little house which was small and round.

Accepted Answer

(a) False (b) True

Question 19

Question 7: Which is your favourite bird? Why?

Accepted Answer

My favourite bird is peacock. It is a very beautiful bird and has multi-coloured feathers. It dances gracefully and spreads its attractive feathers when it feels it is going to rain. It is the pride of our country. It is also our national bird.

Question 20

Question 1: What the world looks like to a fly.

Accepted Answer

The fly being very small, everything it sees around is giant size. Even the smallest things look like monsters to the fly.

Question 21

Question 2: What the world looks like to a deer.

Accepted Answer

For a deer, it’s world is the forest. The trees, plants, flora and fauna in the forest are its world.

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