C. Read the lines and answer the questions.
1. What is a rabbit doing in my garden? a. Who said this? b. Why did he not want a rabbit in his garden? c. What did he do when he saw Peter?
2. Get out of my garden, you thief! a. Who said this and to whom? b. What was stolen? c. Do you think the person was right in calling Peter a thief?
3. It's alright, Peter. Now be a good boy and take some rest. a. Who said this and to whom? b. Why does Peter need rest? c. Had he been a bad boy?
Answers
Explanation:
B. Answer these questions.
1. What did mother rabbit tell her children before leaving? Why did she
warn them?
Ans: The mother rabbit told her children before leaving that they
that they can go into the fields or down the lane but don’t go
into Mr McGregor’s garden.
2. Where was Peter first seen by Mr McGregor?
Ans: Peter was first seen in the cucumber frame by Mr. McGregor.
3. What role did the sparrow play in helping Peter?
Ans: The sparrow helped Peter in helping Peter to free himself from a
large gooseberry net in which he was caught by the large buttons on his
jacket.
4. How did Peter escape Mr McGregor in the tool-shed?
Ans: Peter escaped Mr McGregor in the tool-shed by jumping into can
filled with water.
5. What did Mr McGregor do with Peter’s jacket and shoe?
Ans: Mr McGregor hung up the little jacket and the shoe for the
scarecrow to frighten the black birds.
C. Answer with reference to the context.
1. ‘Now , my dears, you may go into the fields or down the lane, but
don’t go into Mr McGregor’s garden. Your father had an accident there.’
a) Who said this to whom?
Ans: This was said by Mother rabbit to her four small rabbits.