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 Birdie, will  you Pet ? Word        Meaning Amber- a brown substance for making jewellery Daintier  -sweeter Silver fret -decorated with silver thread Twig -small branch of a tree Gay -happy  Beneath -under Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow- a) I would rather sleep --------------- away away! 1) Who is 'I' in the above line? 'I' is birdie in the above line.  2) Ivy is a plant.What does the bird want to convey by describing it as a wall? The bird wants to convey that the ivy plant acts like a wall or sphields it from the rain as it is an evergreen climber plant.  3) What does the speaker prefer ivy wall to? The speaker prefers ivy wall two physical comforts. 4) Write two rhyming pairs from this extract. Wing-sing Day- away Wall- fall b) A feather necklace --------------------- pound! 1)What is the necklace offered by the child made of? The necklace offered by the child is made of diamonds, amber and jet. 2)...

 Ch- 2 ( The White Elephant) Word Meaning 1. Glade- an open place in a forest  2. Treachery- an act of willful betrayal 3. Distress- extreme danger that needs urgent help 4. Outskirts- bordering areas 5. Betrayed- deceived 6. Triumph- victory  7. Despair- loss of hope 8. Mournfully- sorrowfully  9. Starving- suffering from hunger 10. Captivity- imprisonment    Question answer Q.1 How did the white elephant help the forester? A.1 The white elephant invited the forester to sit on his back and promised to carry him to Benaras. Q.2 Why did the white elephant's mother advise him not to help the man in distress? A.2 The white elephant's mother advised him not to help the man in distress because she had bitter experience of mankind. She was afraid that the man might harm her son. Q.3 How did the forester respond to the white elephant's good deed? A.3 The forester captured the white elephant for reward as he was greedy. Q.4 Why did the white elephant refuse to eat ...

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    Beehive Class 9                       Chapter 2   The Road Not Taken Question 1. Where does the traveller find himself? What problem does he face? Answer: The traveller finds himself at a point where two roads diverge. His problem is to decide on which road he should walk.   Question 2. Discuss what these phrases mean to you.   a yellow wood it was grassy and wanted wear the passing there leaves no step had trodden black how way leads on to way Answer:   A forest in the autumn season. The road was grassy because it was a less travelled road. It wanted people to move on it. It implies walking on the road. It means the leaves had not been crushed under the feet of travellers. How one road leads to another?   Question 3. Is there any difference between the tw...