With a Little Bit of Luck |Chapter 4| Question & Answer | Class 4 | Tulip Series |

With a Little Bit of Luck |Chapter 4| Question & Answer | Class 4 | Tulip Series |

1. Why was Joe sad ?

Answer: Because he was poor.

2.What did Joe find on the road side ?

Answer: As he was walking along the roadside he saw a necklace lying on the grass.

3. What did he tell John to do? 

Answer:He told his son to take the necklace to the police station and tell the officer that he found it on the grass by the roadside.’

4. How was Joe rewarded for his honest?

Answer: Joe was rewarded by offering a job. 

Let’s talk

Have you ever found anything on the roadside? What did you do with it?

Or

If you found something precious on the roadside, what would you do with it? Let’s write

1. Tick and write the correct answer in the space provided:

a) Joe found a gold coin / diamond bangle / pearl necklace on the road side. ______________  

b) Joe badly needed food / medicine / job. __________________

c) Joe was caring / uncaring / rude father. _   Answer: caring

d) Joe was rewarded by offering money / clothes / a job. ____a_job___________

e) Joe worked as a driver / gardener / teacher in Mr. Jones’ house.  gardener

2. Write the antonyms of the following:

Old           young

Polite       Impolite

Honest     Dishonest  

Friend      Enemy 

 Smile        sad/ frown

Right          left

 Take          give

Sell             buy

3. Complete the following:

 A pair of    gloves

 A pair of     jeans

A pair of      shoes

 A pair of      scissors

 Grammar Time Sentence and its Kinds

A Sentence is a group of words arranged in such a way so as to give complete meaning as well as sense. e.g.:

Old people walk very slowly.

NOTE: A Sentence begins with a Capital Letter and ends with a Full Stop or a Question Mark or an Exclamatory Mark. Let us now learn the kinds of Sentences. There are five kinds of Sentences and they are:

a. Assertive or Declarative Sentence.

b. Imperative Sentence.

c. Interrogative Sentence.

d. Optative Sentence

e. Exclamatory Sentence.

Grammar

1. Nature is the best physician. (Asserative )

2. Shut your mouth. ( Imperative)

3. Borrowed garments never (Negatuve )

4. Have mercy upon them.  ( Imperative)

5. He doesn’t attend school  ( Negative )

6. We should speak the truth.(Asserative)

7. You should learn by experience (Asserative )

8. Get out immediately         (Imperative)

9. The rain came down suddenly. ( Asserative)

10. Walk slowly lest             (Imperative )