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B. Answer the given questions briefly.

1. What is Justice Mathematics’ initial reaction when Ms English begins her
testimony?

2. Describe Manu’s demeanour when Ms English accuses him of mistreating her.

3. How do the books and school items propose to punish Manu for his mistreatment
of them?

4. How does Manu’s behaviour change after the court session?

C. Answer in detail.

1. Ms English was the most ill-treated one amongst them all, yet it was she who
chose to stand by Manu. life skill analytical thinking

a. What values does her action indicate?

b. Do you think this action of hers plays any part in changing Manu’s behaviour?
How? life skill critical thinking

2. Imagine you are Manu. Reflecting on the events of the court trial and your

following realisation about the importance of caring for your belongings, write
a letter to your future self. Express your thoughts, feelings, and resolutions
regarding the incident. Think about the lessons you’ve learned and how you plan
to implement them in your life going forward.

Let’s learn new words

You have studied noun-noun collocations. Study some other types of

collocations given below.

Verb-adverb Adjective-noun Verb-noun

sniff delicately trembling voice solve problems

drop carelessly delicate creature win a prize

chew nervously stern voice offer a handkerchief

Now, form word combinations for the words given below. Use any three of these
collocations in sentences of your own.

treat stop
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