Monday, April 25, 2022

CLASS V - ENGLISH - WONDERFUL WASTE

 CLASS V - ENGLISH - WONDERFUL WASTE


NEW WORDS AND MEANINGS:-

In a fix = a situation hard to escape from (Noun)

           Sohan is in a fix to complete his homework before the dinner. (Noun)

           Ramesh is in a fix to play cricket with his friends. (Noun)

Flash across the mind = Suddenly think of (Verb)

            An idea flashed across my mind how to keep my classroom neat and clean. (verb)

Lo and behold= Look ! What a surprise (Verb)

             Lo and behold the picture I have drawn. (verb)

Traditional feast = Hearty meal for many guests served on a special occasion (Noun)

             Today, I have to attend a traditional feast at my friend’s house.

Travancore  = Name of a kingdom (Noun)

             There was a king ruling in Travancore.

kitchen = a room where food is being cooked (Noun)

            My mother is cooking in the kitchen.

Travancore  = Name of a kingdom (Noun)

             There was a king ruling in Travancore.

stare = look at something/someone fixedly (Verb)

             The child is staring at the stranger.

huge = very big (Adjective)

             Blue Whale is a huge creature.

Scraps= waste, pieces of food that cannot be eaten (Noun)

           My mother threw vegetables scraps.

Sternly= something done in a strict or severe manner (Adverb)

          The teacher advised sternly to show him Math notebook.

Strips= a relatively long narrow piece of something (Noun)

Cut the paper into strips for decoration. (Noun)

 Decorate= made to look more attractive (Verb)

                   My sister decorated the house with balloons and ribbons on my birthday.

Eager= anxious (Noun)

               Hari was eager to go home. (Noun)

 Survey = to examine (Verb)

      We surveyed regarding different ice-creams available in our colony.

      Some men came to survey the land for making a dam.

Tempting = attractive (Adjective)

           A tempting smell came from our kitchen. (Adjective)

           A tempting smell is coming from the kitchen.

Command= order (Verb)

          The officer commanded the soldiers to march forward.

Imagine = form a mental image of something that is not present (verb)

           Imagine a house with a big garden. (Verb)

Palace= official residence of a king or queen (Noun)

          The king and his family live in the royal palace. (Noun)

feast = tasty meal served in a party (Noun)

           Yesterday, I attended a feast in my colony.

Whip = To beat an ingredient vigorously to incorporate air, which     makes the ingredient frothy. (Verb)

          Whip the ingredients into a smooth paste. (Verb)

ACTIVITY-1.     A few words are listed below.

Tempting         Travancore            Surveyed     Huge          Feast

Long                  Cooked                  Kerala        Cleaned          Avial

(i) Pick out the nouns from the list.

-        Travancore, Feast, Kerala, Avial

(ii) Pick out the verbs from the list.

-        Surveyed, Cooked, Cleaned

(iii) Pick out the adjectives from the list.

-        Tempting, Huge, Long

ACTIVITY-2.    QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS:-

1. Where was the Maharaja from?

- The Maharaja was from Travancore.

2. What were the preparations in the palace for?

- The preparations in the palace were for a grand feast/dinner.

3. What did the Maharaja order?

- The Maharaja ordered a grand feast/dinner in his palace.

4. Who had ordered a grand feast or dinner?

The king of Travancore had ordered for a grand feast or dinner.

5. Why did the Maharaja go into the kitchen in the afternoon?

- In the afternoon, the Maharaja went into the kitchen to survey the dishes that had been prepared for the feast.

6. What was kept in the basket?

The vegetable scraps were kept in the basket.

7. Who said to Whom-  “What are you going to do with those vegetables scraps?”

- The Maharaja said to the cook.

8. What did he ask to the cook?

- Pointing to the basket of scraps near the cook, he asked the cook what he was going to do with the vegetable scraps.

9. What was the cook's reply?

- The cook replied he was going to throw away the vegetable scraps as those were wastes.

10. What had the cook planned to do with the vegetable scraps?

- The cook had planned to throw away the vegetable scraps as those were wastes. But after getting command from the Maharaja he planned to make a special dish using the scraps.

11. What was the Maharaja's command? Or What did the king ask the cook to do with the waste?

- The command was not to waste the bits and pieces of vegetables but to find a way to use them.

12. What make the cook to stare at the vegetable scraps? Or How did the cook react to the Maharaja's order?

- When the Maharaja commanded the cook to find a way to use the scraps instead of throwing them. The cook was in a fix and that’s why he stared at the vegetable scraps to find a way to use them.

13. What did the cook do with the vegetable scraps?

- The cook made a special dish named Avial with the vegetable scraps.

14. Write the process of preparing “Avial”.

- First wash and clean the mix of vegetables. Then cut the vegetable into long strips. Then put in a pot on fire. Now grind some coconut, green chillies and garlic together and add the paste to the vegetables. Then whip some curd and mix it with vegetables. After that pour some coconut oil on the top. Then decorate it with curry leaves and serve

15. Avial is one of the famous dishes in which state?

- Avial is one of the famous dishes in Kerala.

16. What do you mean by traditional feast?

- Traditional feast means a hearty meal for many guests served on a special occasion.

17. What was the name given to the dish made from the vegetable scraps?

- Avail was the name given to the dish made from the scraps.

18. How was the name of the new dish pronounced as?

- The new dish Avial was pronounced as (uh-vi-ul).

19. Why was everyone eager to know the name of the dish?

- Everyone was eager to know the name of the new dish as the dish was completely new for them and was delicious and tempting too.

20. What were the ingredients the cook used to make Avial?

- The ingredients were :- vegetable scraps, pot, fresh coconut, green chillies, garlic, salt, curd, coconut oil, curry leaves.

21. What did the cook add to decorate the dish?

- The cook decorated the dish with curry leaves.

22. In which state is Avial very popular now?

- Avial is very popular in Kerala.

23. What do you mean by ingredients?

- Ingredients are the things that are used to make a dish.

24. What is a recipe?

- A recipe is a list of directions to prepare a dish.

25. Write the names of some dishes that are being prepared in your home?

- Rice, dal, roti, palau, khir etc.

26. Read the following lines of the prose and answer the questions that follow:-

      Then he cut them into long strips.

      He put them in a huge pot and

      placed it on the fire to cook.                                                                         

      (i)    Who is 'He' in the above lines?

-            He is the cook.

     (ii) What was cut into long strips?

-               The pieces of vegetable scraps were cut into long strips.

    (iii)  Find two adjectives and two verbs from the above lines.

-              Adjectives – long, huge

-               Verbs – cut, put, placed, cook

ACTIVITY - 3. State whether the following are True or False:-

1.    The king had ordered a dinner in the palace. True

2.    The cook ordered a feast for the Maharaja. False

3.   The Maharaja entered the kitchen to survey the dishes. True

4.    The cook had planned to make another dish using the vegetable scraps. False

5.   No one had heard of or tasted Avial before. True

6.    Nobody wanted to know the name of the new dish. False

7.   Avail became famous all over Kerala. True

ACTIVITY - 4. A recipe is a list of directions to prepare dish. Arrange the given sentences in correct order:-

1. Grind some coconut, green chillies and garlic.

2. Cut the vegetables scraps into long strips.

3. Wash and clean the mix of vegetable bits.

4. Decorate with curry leaves.

5. Whip some curd and mix it in.

6. Pour some coconut oil on top.

7. Avial is ready.

Answer :-

1. Wash and clean the mix of vegetable bits.

2. Cut the vegetables scraps into long strips.

3. Grind some coconut, green chillies and garlic

4. Whip some curd and mix it in.

5. Pour some coconut oil on top.

6. Decorate with curry leaves

7. Avial is ready.

ACTIVITY - 5. Given in the box are some things that children do after they reach home from school. Write them order:-

Wash up

Have lunch

Sleep for a while

Put away school bag

Change out of school uniform

Go to play

Read a book

Do the homework

chat with mummy about school

 Answer:-

- First, I put away school bag.

- Then I change out of school uniform.

- Next, I wash up.

- After that I have lunch.

- I chat with my mummy about school.

- Finally I sleep for a while.

- After getting up, I go to play.

- After returning from playground, I again wash up.

- Then I read and do my homework.

ACTIVITY - 6. Form a new word using any three or four letters used in each of the following words:-

Command- man, mad

Survey- sure, very

Dinner- ride, rid

Palace- place, lace

Known- now, won

Dishes-hide, his

ACTIVITY - 7.  What do you mean by homophones?

Some words have the same pronunciation and spelling but have different meanings. They are called “Homonyms”.

Homophones are words that sound the same but are different in meaning or spelling.

Homographs are spelled the same, but differ in meaning or pronunciation. 

1. May is the fifth month of the year. (Noun)

Yes, you may go now. ( Verb)

2. How much is the plane fare from Delhi to Mumbai? ( Noun)

How did you fare in your examination? ( Verb)

3. This dog does not bark at strangers. ( Verb)

The bark of this tree is used in medicine. (Noun)

4. Robert is a lean fellow. (Adjective)

Don’t lean against the wall, the paint may get spoiled. (Verb)

5. He could not board the morning train. (Verb)

Clean the board, Please. (Noun)

Complete these sentences with correct homophones:-

New-Knew, Lives-Leaves

 1. a) One of my uncles lives in Asia.

    b) Mala leaves for school at 6’o clock in the morning.

2. a) My father has bought a new car.

    b) His joy knew no bounds when he got the first prize.

ACTIVITY - 8.  Write the past and past participle forms of the following verbs:-

Present

Past

Past participle

Order

Ordered

Ordered

Find

Found

Found

Think

Thought

Thought

Take

Took

Taken

Prepare

Prepared

Prepared

Order

Ordered

Ordered

Throw

             Threw              

Thrown

come

came

come

reply

replied

replied

survey

surveyed

surveyed

keep

kept

kept

clean

cleaned

cleaned

know

knew

known

waste

wasted

wasted

 ACTIVITY - 9. Underline the subject in the given sentences:-

1. I saw a beggar and gave him a 10 rupee note.

2. The stars shine brightly in the sky.

3. These three letters must be delivered by tomorrow.

4. Three- fourths of the fence was painted.

5. Most of the boys are still in the playground.

ACTIVITY - 10.  Match the following :-



1.kitchen- Cook

2.palace- King

3.whipped – Curd

4.tempting- Smell

5.avial – Kerala

6.dinner – night

7.adorn- decorate

ACTIVITY - 11. Find the  miss spelt word :-

   1. wonderfull , wonderful

   2. reply , replye

   3. feest , feast

   4. pelace , palace

   5. aviel , avial

ACTIVITY - 12. Complete the following sentences by modifying the words given in brackets so as to make words opposite in their meanings:-

(i) The shopkeeper began to ................................... (fold) the sari for my

mother.

-        unfold

(ii) The boy was ................................... (successful) in passing the entrance examination.

-        unsuccessful

(iii) The word had been ................................... (spelt) in his copy.

-        misspelt

(iv) The lawyer was ................................... (satisfied) with the judgement.

     - dissatisfied

(v) The new boy began to ................................... (behave) with the other boys in the class.

     - misbehave

(vi) This is a ................................... (useful) weapon as it is broken.

-        useless

(vii) The stranger had ................................... (understood) me as he did not know Hindi.

-        misunderstand

(viii) In his anger, he began to ................................... (agree) with what I

suggested to him.

-        disagree

HOMEWORK:-

1.   Name some of the things that are thrown out as waste and write the ways to use them.

2.   Describe any two ways in which you can cut down wastage of : water, electricity, paper. Saving Wate.

3.   Describe in your words a feast that you have attended. Complete the description by keeping in mind the following points.

• Occasion of the feast

• Venue

• Number of guests (Approximately)

• Details of dishes and desserts served

• Who all from your family attended the feast?

• How did you prepare/what did you wear etc?

• What you enjoyed the most e.g. dance, food, games, ceremony etc?

 

THANK YOU 

KEEP LEARNING KEEP GROWING

             

 

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