Class 2nd English Chapter 7 Solutions – Complete Class 2 English Chapter 7 Notes.
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NCERT Solutions for Class 2nd English: Chapter 7-Make it Shorter
NCERT 2nd English Chapter 7, class 2 English Chapter 7 solutions
Reading is Fun
Question 1.
What did Akbar order one day?
एक दिन अकबर ने क्या आदेश दिया?
Answer.
One day Akbar drew one line on the flour and ordered his ministers to make that line shorter without touching and rubbing any part of it.
Question 2.
What did each minister do?
प्रत्येक मंत्री ने क्या किया?
Answer.
Each minister kept thinking but could not succeed.
Question 3.
How did Birbal make the line shorter?
बीरबल ने रेखा को किस प्रकार छोटा किया?
Answer.
Birbal drew a second line a bit longer under the line by doing that the first line became shorter.
Say Aloud
Question 1.
Which letters cannot be heard when we say the words?
जब हम बोलते हैं। तो इसमें से कौन-सा अक्षर सुनाई नहीं पड़ता?
Answer.
Do it yourself.
Team Time
Question 1.
Discuss with your partner and draw pictures to show the following
अपने मित्र के साथ विचार-विमर्श करो तथा निम्नलिखित बातों को दर्शाने वाले चित्र बनाओ।
Answer.
1. The ball on the left side is bigger than the one on the right.
2. Rita is shorter than Radha.
3. Raghu’s basket is heavier than Ratan’s.
4. Rajat is taller than Raj.
Answer.
Do it yourself.
Picture Story
THE MOUSE AND THE PENCIL
One day a little mouse was
looking for something to eat.
He found a pencil.
“I’m going to bite you.”
said the mouse. And he bit it hard.
“You are hurting me,”
said the pencil. “Let me
draw you one last picture
and then you can do
what you like!”
“Very well,” said the mouse.
The pencil drew a big circle.
“Is that a cheese?” asked
the mouse.
“We’ll call it a cheese,”
said the Pencil
and it drew three little circles
inside the big one.
“That’s an apple,” squeaked the mouse.
“Let’s call it an apple,” said the pencil
and it began drawing some funny curved
things near the second circle.
“Why, those are cucumbers,”
said the mouse, licking his lips.
“I wish you’d hurry. I simply can’t
wait to get my teeth into them!”
The pencil drew two little
triangles on the top circle.
“Oh, oh!” squeaked the mouse.
“Now you’ve made it like a cat!
Don’t go on!”
But the pencil went on,
till it had drawn long
whiskers and a mouth on
the top circle.
And the mouse cried
out in terror, “It’s a real
cat! Help!”
Now see if YOU can draw
a cat that looks real
enough to frighten away
the mice! [V. Suteyev]
Question 1.
Describe the cat in your own words.
बिल्ली का वर्णन अपने शब्दों में करो।
Answer.
The cat is of white colour. She is very fat. She looks very active. She has a cute looking face with four whiskers. It has four legs. It has a long tail.
Let’s Make
A PENCIL CAP
Materials required:
A 2″ by 2″ square piece of chart paper, red and black sketch pens and glue.
Method:
Colour the square chart
paper with the colour of your choice.
Hold any one corner of the square
between your thumb and pointer
finger and roll the chart paper with
your other hand in such a way that
it takes the shape of a cone.
Apply glue to the outer edge and stick it.
Your pencil cap is ready. Put it on the end
of your pencil and see how nice it looks.
Answer.
Do it yourself.
Let’s Practise
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Chapterwise NCERT Solutions for Class 2 English :
- Unit 1 Story Haldi’s Adventure
- Unit 2 Story I Want
- Unit 3 Story The Wind and The Sun
- Unit 4 Story Storm in the Garden
- Unit 5 Story Funny Bunny
- Unit 6 Story Curlylocks and the Three Bears
- Unit 7 Story Make it Shorter
- Unit 8 Story The Mumbai Musicians
- Unit 9 Story The Magic Porridge Pot
- Unit 10 Story The Grasshopper and The Ant
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