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b.  What is the tone of the speaker?

                     i.  scornful         ii.  respectful       iii.  ill-mannered       iv.  joyful

                c.  Complete the analogy with a word from the above lines.

                   cheerful : joyful :: harsh :

               d.  Where did the person being spoken to, have to behave properly?

                e.  Why is it necessary to behave properly in public places?                      life skill  social skills

          2.  ‘I overheard Shyamadidi telling her what I had done and she too burst out laughing. So I knew
               I was safe.’

                a.  Who is the narrator of these lines?
                b.  With whom was Shyamadidi talking?

                     i.  Sudhir                                  ii.  Leela

                   iii.  Amma                                    iv.  the girl in the green saree

                c.  The phrase burst out is

                     i.  a compound word                         ii.  an idiom

                   iii.  a noun-noun collocation                 iv.  a phrasal verb

               d.  What did the speaker overhear?

                e.  Why did the speaker feel safe?







                                             Time to think and answer

          1.  Do you think Leela was wrong in not taking her brother along to the party? Would you
               have handled the situation differently?                                              value  compassion

          2.  Have you ever been in such a situation where you were denied permission to go with
               your elder sibling or you didn’t want to tag along with your younger sibling? How did you
               cope with it?                                         life skill  maintaining relationships  life skill  problem solving




                                               Time to study language


          You have learnt about the different kinds of sentences. Let's revise them.

          1.  Declarative sentences declare a fact, a plan or an argument. For example,

               •  I was still doubtful, but I promised.



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