Page 1 : (iii) Gulliver was, (a) a farmer., , VP a Sailor., , (c) a dwarf., , (d) a giant., , 4. Name the creature to whom you would look like Gulliver., The creature is now extinct., , The word begins with the letter DINosaua, , 5. From the text, write the sentence that tells you the, following., , (i) The giant reapers were fascinated by Gulliver., They atl sat on tha grcend tn take a good look at me, (ii) Gulliver was a learned man., Tfatied to speak them loudly ta several language (iii) The farmer's son thought Gulliver was a toy., , Onseeing me tu child 4 Aabbed mo facm cus table and, = ™m 3, (iv) The farther aieees a landiheaeawonaray he, , tine fanmen's wife caumbled some baead and placed, 1k befoxe me , , , , 1. Read the following sentences carefully., , The giant farmer's voice was as loud as a bellowing, , trumpet., or, , The giant farmer's voice was as loud as thunder., , When something is very cold, we say it is as cold as ice., This is because ice is very very cold. Pa, ¥ 1014, , Marigold {

Page 2 : punctuate the following sentences using, capital letters, full stops (.) commas (,) question, marks (?) apostrophe (') exclamation mark (!), wherever necessary., , dear samir,, , iam sending you a photograph of my newest, pet frisky is a bulldog and a very playful puppy, by next summer he should be old enough to go, with us on our long walks im sure you are looking forward, to seeing him I know you will like him, , , , warm regards, sanju, 6. Punctuate the following sentences, (i) next wednesday my sister mita is going to join the, , state bank of india, (ii) the dog wags its tail when its pleased but a cat waves, , its tail when its angry, when I went fishing I caught an old shoe a plastic bag, , and a bad cold, she fed the baby washed the dishes put the lights off, , and went to sleep, (v) wasn't tim born on the 26th of january 1989, , (vi) ohno the bus has gone, , Fill in the blanks., (i) A giant tree, , (iii), , (iv), , Red wood trees of California, , (ii) A giant bird Ostrich, , (iii) A giant land animal ‘Afstican Elephant —, , (iv) A giant water creature Alue whale a, , Y1971, , ca -.t

Page 3 : bellowing, inhabitants, , barren, , astonishment ‘, : broken into pieces, , crumbled, , : very loud noise, : occupants, : land with no vegetation, , , , , greatly surprised, , , , , (here) pick suddenly, , , , , 1. Why did the captain send the men to the land?, , 2. Why did the men rush back to the ship?, 3. Choose the correct answer., () The giant carrieda reaping hook because, (a) he was fighting with the other giants., \br-he was going to reap the corn., , (c) he wanted to frighten Gulliver,, , (ii) They, put G, ulliver on the ground to look at him because, , (a) th :, e nu had never Seen a human before., oun be hewasa doll., ey, ‘ad never seen Such a tiny man

Page 4 : p=, , 196), , ai! Ma rigold,, , , , , , , » Hitting a target is difficult., , > Juggling caps is more difficult, » Doing complicated magic tricks is the most diffic, of them all., , Now complete the following i, using the words casy OF st rong., , (i) Skipping is €asy ‘, Jumping is _@asie7! than skipping. \, , than hitting a target,, , n the same way, , Walking is the easiest . of all., (ii) The dog is Statang f, , The horse is the d 0”, , The elephant is tof all, Now complete the following in the same way, using the words juicy or exciting. The order, may vary according to your choice., , , , , , apple L, orange An ofange 13 juicl 0 a0 up ple, sugarcaned Sugaacane 16 the juiciest flat), , , , , , af, , Tock climbing fack-climbing ts exciting, skiing Skiing Bmone exciting than foc, , ock- climbing:, , , , , , river rafting Rivea aafting 15 the most ekci brig, , , , iii, (iii) He is Cleverer than I am,, , . Co : “Ohh s, rrect the use of the describing words in the following, , , , , sentences. gimpl, , ‘ simplest, ta ae the pipiens problema of them all., | Which is the lighteSd Oh. two parcels?, , (iv) 1 ie ie the two., , (v) The floo,, é ae badder as the rain increased.

Page 5 : ; g, There are many reasons why Something happens,, a For example, , Event, , , , , , , , Reasons, , * every step was six feet high ’, , * he saw one of the giants | }, coming towards him, , * he ran to hide himself, , a Gulliver could not, ee climb the fence because, , , , All the three are reasons why Gulliver was, the fence., , }, unable to climb, , i | Scuss in groups why the, look at the pictures and discuss, 4 Seeing events happened. You may find more than one, io), reason for each of them., , , , , lay 1s Cancelled because - , , , qu P, , , , i