Question 1:
Read the story ‘OUT! OUT!’ again and fill in the blanks.*
- Write the names of the children in the story.
- Write the items that the children used to make a ball.
Answer:
Read the story ‘OUT! OUT!’ again and fill in the blanks.*
- Jeet, Babli, Mohit
- Rags, Paper, Wool
Question 2:
Read pages 10 – 11 of the story again and number the following sentences in their correct order.*
Answer:
Read pages 10 – 11 of the story again and number the following sentences in their correct order.*
Question 3:
Answer the following questions.
- On what day were Jeet and Babli playing?
- What games did they play? Name them.
- Why could Jeet and Babli not find the ball?
- How did Babli make a new ball?
- Who hit the ball hard?
Answer:
Answer the following questions.
- Jeet and Babli were playing on a holiday.
- They skipped the rope, played hide and seek and bat and ball.
- Jeet and Babli could not find the ball because it went into Mohit’s garden and his house was locked.
- Babli made a new ball with a few rags, paper and wool.
- Jeet hit the ball hard.
Question 4:
Fill in the blanks with the correct options.
- Babli and Jeet decided to play _________ and __________.
- __________ threw the ball first.
- The ball went into Mohit’s ____________.
- Babli tied the ball with a __________.
- Babli caught a piece of _________.
Answer:
Fill in the blanks with the correct options.
- Babli and Jeet decided to play bat and ball.
- Jeet threw the ball first.
- The ball went into Mohit’s garden.
- Babli tied the ball with a string.
- Babli caught a piece of rag.
Question 5:
Make sentences using the given words.
- brought: _____________
- picked: _____________
- threw: _____________
- skipped: _____________
- jumped: _____________
Answer:
Make sentences using the given words.
- brought: I brought a new toy.
- picked: Babli picked the ball.
- threw: Jeet threw the ball.
- skipped: We skipped the rope.
- jumped: He jumped with joy. (Answers may vary.)
Question 6:
Write the opposites of the following words. One has been done for you.*
Answer:
Write the opposites of the following words. One has been done for you.*
Question 7:
Write the names of the given objects.
Answer:
Write the names of the given objects
Question 8:
Join the sentences using ‘and’. Write it in the given space. One has been done for you.*
Suresh and Gopal went to school.
- Suresh went to school. Gopal went to school.
Suresh and Gopal went to school.
- I like to eat mangoes. I like to eat grapes.
- The cat sat on the mat. The dog sat on the mat.
- This ball has yellow dots on it. This ball also has green dots on it.
- There are tables in my classroom. There are chairs in my classroom.
Answer:
Join the sentences using ‘and’. Write it in the given space. One has been done for you.*
Suresh and Gopal went to school.
- Suresh and Gopal went to school.
- I like to eat mangoes and grapes.
- The cat and the dog sat on the mat.
- This ball has yellow and green dots on it.
- There are tables and chairs in my classroom.
Question 9:
Write a few lines about your favourite game.
Answer:
Write a few lines about your favourite game.
My favorite game is Hide and Seek. It’s so much fun! One person closes their eyes and counts,
while everyone else hides. Then, the person who counted tries to find everyone. I like to find the
best hiding spots, like behind the big tree or under the table. This game is so interesting.
(Answers may vary.)Question 10:
Rearrange the following words to make meaningful sentences.
- ‘bat and ball’/decided/to play/ Babli and Jeet
- got/throw/Jeet/ready/to/the ball
- tied/with/the ball/Babli/a string
- the air /opened up/The ball/and/in/ scattered
- jumped/Babli/and/a piece/of rag/caught
Answer:
Rearrange the following words to make meaningful sentences.
- Babli and Jeet decided to play ‘bat and ball’.
- Jeet got ready to throw the ball.
- Babli tied the ball with a string.
- The ball opened up and scattered in the air.
- Babli jumped and caught a piece of rag.