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    The Ant And The Dove | Class 5 | Lesson 2 | Question Answer | Rainbow | UPMSP

    “The Ant And The Dove” is a lesson of Class 5 Textbook of UPMSP. Here all the Exercises Questions are done by teachers.

    Comprehension Questions

    1. Answer the following questions:

    a. Where did the ant go and why?
    Answer: The ant went to a river because she was very thirsty.

    b. How did the dove save the little ant?
    Answer: The dove dropped a big leaf into the water, and the ant climbed onto it to reach the riverbank.

    c. Who wanted to kill the dove?
    Answer: A hunter wanted to kill the dove.

    d. Why did the ant bite the hunter?
    Answer: The ant bit the hunter to save the dove from being killed.

    e. What is the moral of the story?
    Answer: The moral of the story is: “A friend in need is a friend indeed.”

    f. Have you ever been in trouble like the ant? Did anyone help you?
    Yes, I have been in trouble once when I fell off my bicycle, and my friend helped me stand up and cleaned my wound.

    2. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statements:

    a. The little ant was very hungry. F
    b. The ant fell into the water. T
    c. The ant saw a hunter. T
    d. The dove was killed. F
    e. The ant climbed up the tree. F
    f. The ant and the dove did not help each other. F

    The grid hints and their corresponding answers are as follows:

    1. It comes after seven. – EIGHT
    2. Birds peck with these. – BEAKS
    3. We cannot eat without these. – TEETH
    4. This animal has a hump. – CAMEL
    5. It is the opposite of black. – WHITE
    6. Our books are made of this. – PAPER
    7. It is the opposite of sour. – SWEET
    8. We have these in our eyes when we are sad. – TEARS
    9. It is a huge bird that flies high in the sky. – EAGLE

    Language Practice

    Complete the following sentences using the past tense of the given verbs:

    1. Alok left the job last month. (leave)
    2. Priti lost her pen in the school. (lose)
    3. Barkha finished her homework at 5 o’clock. (finish)
    4. Sunil kept his books on the table yesterday. (keep)

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