Worksheet III
Worksheet III
Secunderabad
NACHARAM/ MAHENDRAHILLS/ NADERGUL
www.dpsnadergul.in
ISO: 9001 – 2015
I. Read the given passage and answer the questions at the end of it.
Egyptian Civilization
2. How did the river rewarded the nomads who stayed back despite the flood?
4. The nomads who stayed back gave up their wandering ways. Why?
6. Find words from the passage that mean the same as: in large quantity, ran away,
very dry.
Grammar
_____ bats were cunning. They approached the animal and said, “Since we too are
animal, we would like our dear lion to be the King. He is surely the most powerful
among us." And the animals thought that the bats were on their side.
____ bats then went to _____ birds. “Since we are birds, our dear Hawk must be
made the King of this forest. He is so royal and dignified," they said. And the birds
thought that the bats were on their side.
___ few days went by. One day the birds came to know that the cunning bats were
not honest. They informed the animals about this. “So, ___ bats think they are clever,
let us teach them a good lesson," said the animals.
One fine day _____ unicorn came to _____ forest. He had lost his way. He saw ___
group of bats hanging from ____ tree. _____ tree was ____ banyan tree. In that tree
lived _____ wise owl, he was ____ honest bird among all other animals. He saw ____
unicorn sitting under _____ tree, opposite to ____ banyan tree. At night he flew down
to him and asked, “Are you new to ____ forest?”
III. From the list of nouns given below, put each of them in the right circle:
Gender puzzle
Across Down
2. bride 1. sister
7. grandfather 3. fox
9. nephew 4. tiger
10. doe 5. men
6. mother
8. horse
Write a paragraph of 12-15 lines on ‘A Horse’
Horses are one of the most beautiful and helpful creatures. One can find … colours…
Mostly they are….. helps in riding and …… they can be found in both….. tricks….
Young horses are…..They generally eat….and can live upto….
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