NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE
NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE

Class 4: English Chapter 4 solutions. Complete Class 4 English Chapter 4 Notes.

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE

NCERT 4th English Chapter 4, class 4 English Chapter 4 solutions

Reading is Fun
1. Tick (Right) the correct answer.

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE


Word Building
1. By changing tine circled word to its opposite, rewrite these sentences. One has been done for yon.

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE


Ans. I carry a heavy bag to school every day.

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE


Ans. I lost the race

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE


Ans. I hate eating vegetables

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE


Ans. This glass of milk is empty.

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE


Ans. The old man is foolish

2. Now give the opposite of the words below by adding un or im.
Ans.

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE

3. Rita loved her dog Sheroo. Every day, Sheroo would go out of the house and come back himself. But one day he did not come home. Rita looked everywhere for him. Tears rolled down her cheeks. Sheroo was lost. He was nowhere to be found. Rita was crying when she reached home. She got into her bed. All of a sudden something jumped on her. Can you guess who it was ? Rita was very happy.
Give the opposites of the words in blue (here bold).
Ans.
hated             come in             go      nowhere    up       found
everywhere   laughing         sad

Let’s Write
1. Rewrite the passage below using capital letters where necessary –
(i)one Saturday afternoon amarjit and his little sister rani went for a picnic to india gate, there they saw ducks, water and their friend raj
Ans. One Saturday afternoon Amarjit and his little sister Rani went for a picnic to India Gate. There they saw ducks, water and their friend Raj.
(ii)oh dear said the fir tree I like my old needle-like leaves best for goats don’t eat them and no man can steal them
Ans. “Oh dear!” said the fir tree “I like my old needler-like leaves best for goats don’t eat them and no man can steal them”.

Let’s Talk
1. Look at the picture below. In the yellow box there are eight things. Six of them you can see in the picture. The other two you cannot see. Write down the four things that you can see.
ducks mat dog girl
boy tree fountain flowers
Ans. ducks boy girl tree

2. Look at the picture again. Describe the picture,
Ans. A boy and a girl have come to a park for outing. They are enjoying the natural scene by the side of a pond. Two ducks are swimming in the water. The girl has spread a mat on which she has put lunch box, bananas, ball etc. A bird is sitting near the mat. The boy is looking at the bird. He looks happy.

Fun Time
1. Ajit loved flowers. He always wanted to have a garden for himself. Mohan, his friend gave him an idea. He said, “Why, we can have a garden in a dish!”
“Ha! Ha!” Ajit laughed. “A garden in a dish?”
Ans. “Yes, dish gardens are tiny gardens planted in a shallow dish. We must first put sand, manure and pebbles in a dish. Plant very tiny plants in it and place the dish on the window sill.”

2. Which of the following actions would make others happy/unhappy?

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE


Ans.

NCERT Solutions for 4th Class English: Chapter 4-THE LITTLE FIR TREE

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