Question

1. Grandfather says, 'Nothing is lucky if you put it away. If you want luck, you must put
it to some use.' What, do you think, he means?
2. Why did Rakesh only look at the cherry tree out of the corner of his eye?
3. Do you think that Grandfather was as excited as Rakesh about the cherry tree?
Give reasons for your answer.
4. Who benefitted from the cherry tree besides Rakesh and Grandfather? How?
5. Describe how nature slowly fascinates Rakesh and his grandfather one evening.

Book-english ferry
class- 6
Chapter 2 Cheery tree
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Answer 1

Answer:

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1. The grandfather means that everything should be used to make it lucky and show the world that it is lucky. If we keep the lucky thing with us and if it is not used,it is of no use.
2. Rakesh thought that the tree had stopped growing. So, he stopped looking at it as he knew he would be disappointed.
3. Yes, Grandfather was as excited as Rakesh about the cherry tree. He was the first to see the pale pink blossom at the end of cherry tree. When the tree was fully grown, he sat under it on a cane chair and enjoyed looking at the leaves.
4. Besides Rakesh and Grandfather, the birds benefitted from the cherry tree. They came to feed on the nectar in the blossoms and tiny birds pecked at the blossoms.
5. When he was 4-year old, he brought a cherry from shopkeeper and after eating he pressed the seend into the ground. Slowly the cherry seed starts to grow and Rakesh is passionate to grow the tree. ... After 4 years, the tree is fully grown and blossomed, the cherry was little bitter at early but it tasted well.

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