Question 1

Question 1: Read the poem aloud. 2. Complete the following chart of personal pronouns using words from the brackets. Question 1. Complete the following chart of personal pronouns using words f

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I, my, me, us, our, ours

Question 2

Question 2: Suppose you are telling someone about the good/bad things they have done. What pronouns are you likely to use?

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you, your, yours

Question 3

Question 3: Suppose you are complaining about one or more persons, things to your teacher/mother. What pronouns will you use?

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he, she, they, him, her, them, his, here, their’s.

Question 4

Question 1: Write all the instances of the mischief done by Mr Nobody.

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Step-by-step solution provided.

Question 5

Question 1: What characteristics of Mr Nobody do we learn about from this poem?

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Mr Nobody seems to be a very mischievous, playful and irresponsible person. He does not handle things with care as he breaks plates. He behaves in a very careless manner by leaving the door ajar. He seems to be very insensitive to others’ problems because he pulls out buttons from shirts and scatter

Question 6

Question 1: Write in the following table, what Mr Somebody will have to do. A few more things to the list in the above table, using your own ideas and experience.

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Step-by-step solution provided.

Question 7

Question 1: Write about one occasion each when you have behaved like:

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a. Mr Nobody: I took out the thermometer for checking my temperature as I suspected that I was running fever. After checking my body temperature, I kept the thermometer on my bed next to me. My mother who came in to check if I was not keeping too well, sat on it. The thermometer not only broke but a

Question 8

Question 1: Close your books. The teacher will dictate some lines from the poem. She will say the first half and you have to write the entire line/verse. (a) I know a funny …….. ……….. As quite

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We all agree that we should plant at least one tree each year and nurture it to save our environment. Question b. It is he/she who ………….. Answer: It is he/she who helped the blind old lady to cross the road in spite of being in a hurry to reach school. Question c. Don’t you see ……………. Answer: Don’t

Question 9

Question 2: What does Mr Nobody do?

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Mr. Nobody does all the mischief that is done in everybody’s house, without being visible to anyone.

Question 10

Question 3: What is the fact that all agree about Mr Nobody?

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All of us agree to it that every plate that we break was cracked by Mr Nobody.

Question 11

Question 4: What mischief does Mr Nobody do with books and the door?

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Mr Nobody always tears out books and leaves the door ajar (slightly open).

Question 12

Question 5: What are the things done to our shirts and pins by Mr Nobody?

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Mr Nobody pulls the buttons from our shirts and scatters the pins far and wide.

Question 13

Question 6: What work do we leave undone, to be done by Mr Nobody?

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We leave the work of oiling the door to be done by Mr. Nobody.

Question 14

Question 7: Why is oiling required for the door?

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Oiling has to be done to the door because it is making the squeaking noise, while opening and closing.

Question 15

Question 1: What are the things that we mess up with but blame them as belonging to Mr Nobody? Why?

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The finger marks on the door, the unclosed blinds that make the curtains fade, the spilled ink, the boots lying around – all these things belong to us, but to avoid being blamed by the others as being irresponsible.

Question 16

Question 2: What do we do to the door and not agree that we have done?

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We leave our finger marks upon the door because our hands are not clean. But we do not agree that we have done so.

Question 17

Question 3: How do we make the curtains fade?

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We never keep the blinds of the windows closed. The sunlight falls on the curtains inside and makes the curtains lose their bright colour. So, the curtains have a faded look.

Question 18

Question 4: What happens to the ink and boots sometimes?

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We spill the ink and allow the boots to be kept in an unorganized manner. The boots are not kept on the shoe rack.

Question 19

Question 1: Complete the following chart of personal pronouns using words from the brackets: (him, our, we, he, her, their, it, me, your). Which of the above pronouns do you use when you talk

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Question 20

Question 1: Give the description of the man – Mr Nobody.

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Mr. Nobody is a funny little mischievous man who is as quiet as a mouse. Question 2 Maharashtra Board Solution What does Mr Nobody do? Solution & Step-by-Step Answer: Mr. Nobody does all the mischief that is done in everybody’s house, without being visible to anyone. Question 3 Maharashtra Board Sol

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