lacking knowledge,Disturbance or fuss,wildly excited,Find out about something meanings in englishs.
Answers
Answer:
On the basis of your reading, complete the following table with information about Sunil Gavaskar.
Gavaskar’s Full Name
Sunil Manohar Gavaskar
Profession
Cricketer
Birthday
10th July 1949
Gavaskar’s Uncle’s Name
Mr. Narayan Masuvekar
B.4. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statements.
i. Sunil Gavaskar would probably have been a fisher man if Nan-kaka had not visited hospital. T
ii. Sunil has a hole in his right ear-lobe. F
iii. The babies got exchanged while they were being given a bath. T
iv. Sunil was located sleeping beside his mother. F
B.5. Find words from the passage which mean the same as the following:
i. Find out about something - search
ii. Disturbance or fuss - commotion
iii. Wildly excited - frantic
iv. Lacking knowledge - ignorant
B.6. Now fill in the blanks with appropriate form of the word for the listed ones in B.5.
i. The mother made a frantic search for her lost aby in the market.
ii. The accident caused a commotion in the market.
iii. Mr. Sharma’s dog was ignorant sleeping behind the big tree.
iv. Mr. Verma is searching of his son’s report
B.7. Read the following extract and answer the questions given.
“ I am grateful to my uncle for noticing the hole, for I have often wondered what would have happened if nature had mot ‘marked’ me out.”
i. Who is ‘I’ in the above line?
Ans- 'I’ refers to Sunil Gavaskar.
ii. Why is the speaker grateful to his uncle?
Ans-The speaker is grateful to his uncle because if he had not noticed the hole on the left ear lobe, he would have grown up as a fisherman.
iii. What does the expression ‘nature marked me out’ mean?
Ans- ‘Nature marked me out’ means nature has given me a special symbol of a hole on my left ear-lobe.
B.8. Answer the following questions:
i. What did Mr. Narayan Masuvekar notice on his first visit to hospital?
Ans-Mr. Narayan Masumekar noticed a little hole near the top of Sunil’s left ear-lobe.
ii. Why was Mr. Narayan Masuvekar horrified on his second visit to hospital?
Ans- Mr. Narayan Masuvekar was horrified on his second visit because the baby who was by the side of his mother did not have hole in left ear-lobe.
iii. Where was the baby found?
Ans- The baby was found sleeping peacefully beside a fisher-woman.
iv. What would have happened if Nan-kaka had not visited the hospital again on second day?
Ans- If Nan-kaka had not visited the hospital again on the second day, Gavaskar might have been grown up as a fisher-man.
v. When did the new born babies get mixed up?
Ans- The new born babies get mixed up during the bath after the birth.
B.9. Life Skills
Gavaskar was reunited with his family only because of the sharp observation skills of his uncle. Discuss in the class how the simple power of observation is an absolutely essential for life.
Ans-Simple power of observation is an important skill that one must have in oneself in order to acquire the knowledge about the environment around us.
This skill will help us to be smart, active and wise in life. A keen observer can be prepared for upcoming situations and problems. So I think a sharp observation skill is equally important for all of us.
B.12. Suppose the baby with whom Sunil was exchanged reads this story. What would be his reaction?
Imagine you are that baby, now grown into a successful businessman with many fishing boats for the deep sea fishing. Taking care from the above diary extract, describe your feeling about the incident in space given below.
Answer:
杜巴庫爾,廢話貢獻,裡面，裡面，裡面，裡面,hshdhdhrhejrhrjhr74ndhirhdurbrhrbtgrjbrrjvrhrb4vrgbƪ(‾.‾“)┐└(^o^)┐