Chapter 6

                                                           Savita goes to school


Question:1 How does Savita introduce herself at school?

Answer: Savita says, "Hello, I am Savita," to greet her classmates and tell them her name.

Question:2 How does Bala introduce himself and his friend?

Answer: Bala says, "Hello Savita, I am Bala. This is my friend Asma," introducing both himself and Asma.

Question:3 How does Asma greet Savita?

Answer: Asma says, "Hello, nice to meet you Savita," showing politeness and friendliness.

Question:4 How does Arif introduce his friend to Savita?

Answer: Arif says, "This is my friend Arif," after greeting Savita.

Question:5 What does Savita ask her new friends?

Answer: Savita asks, "Where do you live?" to know about her friends’ homes.

Question:6 Where does Savita live?

Answer: Savita lives on Sanchi Road.

Question:7 Where does Bala live?

Answer: Bala lives on Station Road.

Question:8 Where does Arif live?

Answer: Arif lives in Nehru Nagar.

Question:10 How does Savita ask her friends about their age?

Answer: Savita asks, "How old are you?" to know how many years old they are.

Question:11 How old is Savita?

Answer: Savita is eight years old.

Question:12 How old is Asma?

Answer: Asma is nine years old.

Question:13 How old is Bala?

Answer: Bala is eight years old.

Question:14 How old is Arif?

Answer: Arif is nine years old.

Question:15 How does Bala respond when Savita asks his age?

Answer: Bala says, "I am eight," politely answering Savita’s question.

Question:16 How does Asma respond when asked her age?

Answer: Asma says, "I am nine," clearly stating her age.

Question:17 How does Arif respond when asked his age?

Answer: Arif says, "I am nine," telling Savita how old he is.

Question:18 How does asking about age help children in class?

Answer: It helps them know each other better and start friendly conversations.

Question:19 Why do the children greet each other politely?

Answer: Polite greetings help build friendship and a friendly classroom environment.

Question:20 How can children introduce their friends in class?

Answer: By saying, "This is my friend [name]," children introduce each other politely.

Question:21 What lesson can we learn from Savita’s conversation?

Answer: We learn to greet people politely, introduce ourselves and friends, and ask questions politely.

Question:22 When should we use capital letters in English?

Answer: We use capital letters at the beginning of a sentence, for people’s names, and for names of places, roads, towns, or cities.

Question:23 Give examples of names where capital letters are used.

Answer: Examples are Bala, Arif, Savita, Asma, Ratanpur, Raisen, Gwalior, and Link Road.

Question:24 When do we use a full stop (.) in English?

Answer: A full stop is used at the end of each sentence that gives information, such as, "I live in Subhash Nagar."

Question:25 When do we use a question mark (?) in English?

Answer: A question mark is used at the end of a question, for example, "Where do you live?"

Question:26 Correct this sentence using capital letters and punctuation: “savita is bala’s friend”

Answer: "Savita is Bala’s friend."

Question:27 Correct this sentence: “arif lives on gandhi road”

Answer: "Arif lives on Gandhi Road."

Question:28 Correct this sentence: “where do you live”

Answer: "Where do you live?"

Question:29 How can children practice punctuation and capitalization in class?

Answer: Children can write sentences, then check that the first letters are capital, proper nouns are capitalized, and full stops or question marks are used correctly.

Question:30 Why is it important to use capital letters, full stops, and question marks?

Answer: Proper punctuation and capitalization make writing clear and easy to read.

Question:31 Give an example of a correct sentence using a capital letter, full stop, and a question mark.

Answer: "Where do you live, Savita?" uses a capital letter at the start, a question mark at the end, and proper nouns are capitalized.

Question:32 How do children ask about likes in class?

Answer: They ask, "What do you like?" to know their friends’ favorite food, game, or activity.

Question:33 How do children answer the question, “What do you like?”

Answer: They answer in a full sentence, for example, "I like cricket," or "I like reading."

Question:34 How do children ask about where someone lives?

Answer: They ask, "Where do you live?" to know the street or area where their friends live.

Question:35 How do children answer where they live?

Answer: They answer, "I live in Nehru Nagar," or "I live on Sanchi Road," giving the name of their place.

Question:36 Name the places where Savita’s friends live.

Answer: Bala lives on Station Road, Arif lives in Nehru Nagar, and Asma’s place is not mentioned in this text.

Question:37 How old are Anil and Salma?

Answer: Anil and Salma are nine years old.

Question:38 How old are Anita and Rani?

Answer: Anita and Rani are eight years old.

Question:39 What does Anil like to do?

Answer: Anil likes cricket.

Question:40 What does Salma like to do?

Answer: Salma likes reading.

Question:41 Why is it helpful to fill tables about classmates’ names, age, place, and likes?

Answer: It helps children practice speaking, writing, and understanding information about their friends in an organized way.

Answer by Mrinmoee