The Test | Class 6 | Lesson 6 | Exercises Question Answer | MPBSE

“The Test” is a lesson of Class 6 Textbook of MPBSE. Here all the Exercises Questions are done by teachers.

Word power

1) louse child lice children Make sentences using these words:

1. Ride: I like to ride my bicycle to the park.
2. Tree: The bird is sitting on a tall tree.
3. Arrow: Arjun shot the arrow perfectly at the target.
4. Target: The target is to hit the center of the board.
5. Successful: Arjun was successful in hitting the bird’s eye.

Reading comprehension

2) Choose the correct answers from the given options:

1. ___________ is the eldest of Pandav Princes.
   a. Arjun
   b. Bhim
   c. Yudhisthir
   d. Nakul
   Answer: c. Yudhisthir
2. ___________ is a Kaurav prince.
   a. Yudhisthir
   b. Duryodhan
   c. Dronacharya
   d. Sahadev
   Answer: b. Duryodhan
3. ___________ was “the target” in the test.
   a. The bird
   b. The tree
   c. The bird’s right eye
   d. The fruit
   Answer: c. The bird’s right eye
4. ___________ shot “the target” finally.
   a. Bhim
   b. Duryodhan
   c. Yudhisthir
   d. Arjun
   Answer: d. Arjun
5. __________ is the teacher of Pandav and Kaurav Princes.
   a. Bhim
   b. Nakul
   c. Dronacharya
   d. Duryodhan
   Answer: c. Dronacharya

3) Answer the following questions:

1. Who taught the princes?
   Guru Dronacharya taught the princes.
2. Who was the eldest Pandav Prince?
   Yudhisthir was the eldest Pandav Prince.
3. What different skills did Guru Dron teach the princes?
   Guru Dron taught the princes how to use different weapons, ride horses, and fight enemies.
4. What was the test?
   The test was to shoot the right eye of the bird sitting on the tree.
5. Why didn’t he allow the other princes to shoot?
   He didn’t allow them to shoot because they could see other things besides the bird’s eye, which meant they were not fully focused.
6. Why was he satisfied with Arjun’s answer?
   He was satisfied with Arjun’s answer because Arjun could only see the bird’s right eye, showing his focus and concentration.
7. What do we need to do to be successful in life?
   To be successful in life, we need to stay focused and work hard on our goals, just like Arjun.

Grammar in use.

4) Fill in the blanks with the help of the examples given:

1. Most nouns add -s in their plural forms:
   • book – books
   • arrow – arrows
   • student – students
   • prince – princes
2. If the noun ends in ‘s’, ‘sh’, or ‘ch’, add -es:
   • bus – buses
   • dress – dresses
   • brush – brushes
   • prince – princes
3. If the noun ends in a “consonant + y”, the ‘y’ changes into “ies”:
   • country – countries
   • party – parties
   • baby – babies
   • bush – bushes
4. But if the noun ends in a “vowel + y”, add -s:
   • boy – boys
   • key – keys
   • day – days
   • monkey – monkeys

5) Match the correct forms:

Let’s talk

5) Ask your friends what games they like or don’t like. Write their names in the blanks:

6) Write six sentences about Arjun with the help of the clues given:

(a Pandav prince, very good archer, elder to, younger than, son of)

1. Arjun was a Pandav prince.
2. He was a very good archer.
3. Arjun was younger than Yudhisthir and Bhim.
4. He was elder to Nakul and Sahadev.
5. Arjun was the son of Kunti and Pandu.
6. Guru Dronacharya trained Arjun to become an excellent archer.