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b.  Who said these words?

                     i.   Nag               ii.  Nagaina          iii.   Darzee          iv.  Darzee’s wife

               c.  How could the bungalow become empty? How was an empty bungalow useful to
                   the speaker?

               d.  Do you think the speaker is braver than the one being spoken to? Give reasons for
                   your answer.



                                             Time to think and answer


          1.  Rikki had never met a live cobra before, yet he threatened and killed both Nag and Nagaina.
               What does this tell you about his personality?                                             life skill  analytical thinking

          2.  Initially, Teddy’s mother was apprehensive about keeping a wild animal as a pet. By the end
               of the story, her opinion about Rikki changed. What made her change her view?
                                                                                              life skill  analytical thinking
          3.  Anthropomorphism is attributing human characteristics to animals, gods, and objects.
               Kipling uses this literary device in The Jungle Book. Make a list of the main characters and
               write the human characteristics each of them has.                              life skill  analytical thinking


                           Name of the character                              Name of the character




                           Human characteristics                               Human characteristics









                           Name of the character                              Name of the character




                           Human characteristics                               Human characteristics









                           Compare any one of the above characters with anyone you know with
                                                    similar characteristics.









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