Question

eassy on annual function

Answer 1

Explanation:

Students had put up food stalls and games. The handicrafts made by students were also put up for sale. There were beautifully embroidered handkerchief, colorfully painted boxes and sheets of hand-made paper for sale.

Students had put up food stalls and games. The handicrafts made by students were also put up for sale. There were beautifully embroidered handkerchief, colorfully painted boxes and sheets of hand-made paper for sale.The atmosphere was relaxed and carefree as parents talked to teachers and also to other parents. I went around visiting all the game stalls and won a prize for ‘looping the joker’s nose’. There were lots of tasty snacks for sale and for once my mother gave me and my sister full freedom with chaat and ice creams. As dusk began to descend, people started to leave. The annual function ended with a vote of thanks speech by our principal, wherein he also announced next day as the holiday.

Answer 2

On the final day we all began to dress up as soon as we reached school at 8 a.m. The function was to start sharp at 10 a.m. The school entrance had been beautifully decorated with flowers and a gleaming banner. A flower-bedecked path lead up to the assembly hall where the function was to be held. As the parents took their seats, the teachers went about making last-minute checks and adjustments. Besides, some short plays, the students had prepared a variety of songs and dances.

The first item was put up by the junior-most class. Dressed as flowers and butterflies they showcased the advantage of nature’s beauty. As the butterflies flitted around the stage two children got their wings entangled. In trying to separate, one of the wings came away. Much to the amusement of all the two children started blaming each other, blissfully unaware of the audience. Everyone was in splits of laughter till some teachers came and rescued the act.

Next came the group songs and folk dances. Dressed in colorful skirts, the whirling dancers were a sight to watch. The class V students had prepared a Hindi play from Panchatantra. Everything went smoothly till the angry tiger tripped and fell while chasing the fox. Instead of roaring with anger, the student playing the tiger began crying aloud.

Fortunately, he was not hurt and began laughing when the fox dropped his mustache. This child, being smart, picked it up and put it in his pocket. The audience roared with laughter, but everyone loved the children. The last act was the play about a man who had lost his memory. The senior students turned out be excellent actors and their efforts were met with well-deserved applause. As the curtains came down, everyone was requested to go to the grounds for refreshments.