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Pin) Two-Syllable Words, , 1. Break each word into syllables., For example: napkin = nap/kin, , , , , , , , a, blanket = __blan__/ e. picnic = pic _/__nic__, b. magnet = __mag_/___net_ | f, basket = bas /__ket_, c. filter = fil ter g. cactus = _cac__/___tus, d. helmet = __hel__/__met_ | h. unfit = un __/___fit, , , , , , 2. Read the passage and circle the whole words., , , , Saniya went to the beach one day. She saw some people making sand castles. She, thought of making one too. She started gathering the sand and, soon, she@iseda, "You have Guill)a nice castle,” said the people around her. In no, , time, a big crowd@orrounded, , 3. Read the story from the SR and answer the following questions., , , , , , er. They wanted to see the beautiful castle., , , , a. ‘He changed after the famous battle of Kalinga’. What do you think is the meaning, of the underlined word? Tick (v) the correct option., , yf known by many people, * to strongly support someone, * to make fun of others, , |b. Tick (v) the sentence that describes the author's opinion about King Ashoka., * The author thinks Ashoka is a bad king., * The author thinks Ashoka never changed., y The author thinks Ashoka was the greatest king., , 9