1. Whom did the visitor first meet after landing on the Earth?
A- The visitor first met Philosopher after landing on the Earth.
2. What theory did the philosopher promise to explain to the visitor?
A- The philosopher promised to explain theory of winds to the visitor.
3. What were the cows doing when the stranger reached the meadow?
A- The cows were grazing grass when the stranger reached the meadow.
4. Who were called 'dirty people by the visitor?
A- Cows were called 'dirty people' by the visitor.
B Fill in the blanks with suitable words.
1. The stranger was accompanied by the philosopher when he went around.
2. The stranger had never seen trees before and thought they were singing.
3. The stranger thought that the cows were dirty people.
4. The philosopher explained that the cows had no time to look up.
5. The philosopher said that the people of the city belonged to the greatest nation in the world.
C. Tick () the correct option.
1. The stranger came to the Earth from
(b) a neighboring planet.
2. The philosopher told the stranger that the trees were.
(c) vegetables.
D Answer the following questions.
1. What did the stranger say in praise of the manners of the trees?
A- The stranger said that the trees seem to have good manners.
2. Why were the trees unable to speak according to the philosopher?
A- The trees were unable to speak because they are without this gift .
3. What did the stranger say after laying his hand upon a tree trunk?
A- The stranger said that he liked those trees.
4. What reason did the philosopher give to the stranger for the cows not being able to look up when they were in the meadow?
A- The philosopher gave a reason that while eating grass it needed a close attention . So the cows were not able to look up when they were in the meadow.
5. What did the stranger and the philosopher see when they reached a city?
A- The stranger and the philosopher saw men and women on the street.
6. Answer with reference to the context.
Read the following sentence and answer the questions that follow.
"They are alive, but not at all interesting."
(a) Who said these words and to whom?
A- The philosopher sail these words to stranger.
(b) Who are 'they?
A- 'They' are trees.
(c) Are 'they' alive?
A- Yes 'they are alive.
Answer the following questions.
1. Imagine yourself to be the stranger. Do you think that you would have believed all that the philosopher told you?
A- No , If I am the stranger , I would never believed all that philosopher told to me because we should make our opinions about others after analysing different things.
2. Do you think that the philosopher should have explained in detail that the trees and cows were not 'people'? Why did he choose to keep quiet about it?
A- Yes , I think the philosopher should have explained the detail that the trees and cows were not 'people' . Because he already knew that the stranger is going to meet the real people at last when they would visit the city.
Spell Well
Fill in the missing letters and complete the following words taken from the lesson Rewrite them in your notebook.
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1. descent 2. meadow
3. philosopher. 4. scientific
5. nutritious. 6. scarcely
Word Power
Find nine verbs from the word grid and add '-ing to them.
Also, write them in the space provided.
finding
receiving
descending
admiring
selling
saluting
marching
purchasing
sketching
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