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Monkey has a red hairy and a tail they pouches inside their cheeks. They eat food hurriedl-
filling up these pouches. They chew this food later at a secure place monkeys gene rally live 1
trees. They can easily jump form one place to another they usually climb by grasspine their fe
can graps branches of trees like hands of main. So they are not well adapted for walking the
monkeys live in groups. They are noted for their mischifs. They are united when they are in
danger langurs have a grey or black hairy body and a long fall. A frienge of hair falls over their
black faces their hind limbs are longer than the force limbs. Unlike monkey and langurs.The
apes have long arms. Apes resemble men in not having a tail. But apps walk on both hands and
feet while men walk erect.

0 - 2 Find words for the following in the story.
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nexpected and undesirable event. (ii) The outer or topmost part of some thing.
(iii) A small woody plant.
(iv) A mixture of leaves and manure.
(v) A class or school for very young children.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Monkey has a red hairy and a tail they pouches inside their cheeks. They eat food hurriedl-

filling up these pouches. They chew this food later at a secure place monkeys gene rally live 1

trees. They can easily jump form one place to another they usually climb by grasspine their fe

can graps branches of trees like hands of main. So they are not well adapted for walking the

monkeys live in groups. They are noted for their mischifs. They are united when they are in

danger langurs have a grey or black hairy body and a long fall. A frienge of hair falls over their

black faces their hind limbs are longer than the force limbs. Unlike monkey and langurs.The

apes have long arms. Apes resemble men in not having a tail. But apps walk on both hands and

feet while men walk erect.

Answer 2

Answer:

(ii)

Ans : The outer or topmost part of something may be termed as surface. This encloses other parts in it. This encloses other parts at the inner side of it.

(iii)

Ans : Small woody plants such as box, bay or lavender, often mixed into herbaceous borders with perennials.

(iv)

Ans : A mixture of organic matter, as from leaves and manure, that has decayed or has been digested by organisms, used to improve soil structure and provide nutrients.

(V)

Ans : A preschool, also known as nursery school, pre-primary school, or play school, is an educational establishment or learning space offering early childhood education to children before they begin compulsory education at primary school.