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Indian Season book back answers
B. Which seasons am I?
- I make the feet dusty.
- Frogs and toads will visit when I am there.
- I am pretty short and sweet.
- I make your garden smell sweet.
- Leaves will wither because of me.
Answers:
- Summer.
- Rain.
- Spring.
- Spring.
- Autumn.
C. Read the lines and answer the questions:
- 1. Summer comes
- in a blaze of heat with
- Sunny smiles
- and dusty feet
a) Does the poet welcome the summer?
Ans: Yes the poet welcomes summer.
Because he talks about sunny smiles.
b) Which line tells you that there is no rain in summer?
Ans: The line and dusty feet shows that there is no rain in summer.
- 2. Spring is pretty
- in a blaze of heat with
- when you can smell the grass
- from your garden seat
a) How does the poet describe the spring season?
Ans: The spring season is pretty, sweet and stays for a short time.
b) Which line tells you that the garden is fresh?
Ans: When you can smell the grass from your garden seat.
c) Who does ‘you’ refer to?
Ans: ‘You’ refers to the person who owns the garden.
- 3. Autumn is English
- in red, yellow and brown
- Autumn is Indian
- Whenever leaves fell down
a) How is autumn in India?
Ans: In India, autumn shows change of colours.
b) Which line tells you that the garden is fresh?
Ans: The English autumn shows change of colours. When you can smell the grass from your garden seat.
D. Pick out the rhyming words from the poem:
- Stanza – 1: Heat / feet.
- Stanza – 2: roads / toads.
- Stanza – 3: sweet / seat.
E. Find examples of alliteration:
- in a blaze of heat with sunny smiles: sunny – smiles.
- to muddy roads monsoons and mangoes: muddy – monsoons – mangoes.
- Stanza – 3: sweet / seat.
F. Find answers for the questions:
- Name the seasons mentioned in the poem.
- Summer, Rain, Spring and Autumn.
- What does the summer bring?
- Summer brings heat and dust.
- Which word refers to ‘rain’?
- The word ‘monsoons’ refers to rain.
- Why does the poet say the ‘Spring is pretty’?
- The tender leaves that appear make spring pretty.
- When is it autumn in India?
- There is autumn in India after summer.
- Why does the poet say this?
- Autumn in India is different from autumn in England. So he says this.
- Is there an autumn season in India?
- Yes, there is an autumn season in India.
G. How does the poet describe the Indian seasons? Write in your own words in about 50 words.
- In the summer season the sun shines bright.
- During rain the roads become muddy.
- The spring season is short, sweet and pretty.
- During autumn plants shed their leaves.
- In cold countries, leaves change colour during this season.
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