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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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