AP 4th Class English Work book solutions :: 3. A TRIP OF MEMORIES

 3. A TRIP OF MEMORIES

Work Sheet : 3.1  (  Page No : 41)

Read the given passage from your lesson. Passage.

'Here I share ......................... Horsley hills from Pakala'.

Complete the following words by supplying the missing letters.

1. share

2. tomorrow

3. called

4. started

6. shoes

7. socks

8. sweater

9.travel

II. Read the given passage from your lesson. Passage

 'Here I share ......................... Horsley hills from Pakala'.

Now, fill in the blanks with suitable words or phrases.

1. Hemanth shared  a few moments

2. They are going to Horsely Hills tomorrow.

3. I got ready with my pretty travel bag.

4. They all got into train and were comfortably seated.

5. They hired a car to Horsley Hills from Pakala

III. Look at the following table and write at least four sentences. One has been done for you.

I quickly had

my bath. my dinner. my break fast. my lunch. my supper

 e.g.   I quickly had my bath.

1. I quickly had my bath.

2. I quickly had my dinner.

3. I quickly had my breakfast.

4. I quickly had my lunch.

5. I quickly had my supper

 

Work Sheet : 3.2 (Page No : 42. )

I. Read the given passage from your lesson. Passage

'The scenic drive ................................... above the sea level'.

Unscramble the letters and make meaningful words. One has been done for you.

e.g. :     sleyHor     -  Horsley

2. tingexci        -  exciting

3. fulourcol       -  colourful

4. matecli         -  climate

5. ingpass         -  passing

6. coedver       -  covered

7. vescur           -  rescue

8. brzeee           -  breeze

9. flersow           -  flowers

10. speard         -  spread

II. Read the given passage from your lesson.

'The scenic drive ................................... above the sea level'.

Now fill in the blanks.

1. The ghat road has many curves

2. There are big and tall trees and dense bushes on either side of the road.

3. The cool breeze of hills touched our cheeks soft

4. The climate was very cool and calm

5. They all had thrilling experience.

 

III. Observe the following table and write at least four sentences. One has been done for you

 

e.g. The climate was very cool and calm.

 1. The flowers were very beautiful.

2. The scenery was so nice

3. The clouds were passing over us.

4. The place was so nice

IV. Read the following words and fill the missing letters.

 Student activity

 

Work Sheet : 3.3  (Page No : 44 )

I. Read the given passage from your lesson. Passage

'Soon after .............................. Bengali to English'.

Arrange the words in alphabetical order.

1. visited, rocky, eastern, glories.

Ans: eastern, glories, rocky, visited

2. attraction, special, crocodiles, heard.

Ans: attraction, crocodiles, heard, special

3. sunrise, western, view, famous.

Ans: famous, sunrise, view, western

4. news, bears, dogs, sambars.

Ans: bears, dogs, news, sambars

5. leopard, panther, tiger, appear.

Ans: appear, leopard, panther, tiger

II. Read the passage given below from the lesson.

'Soon after .............................. Bengali to English'.

Write the names of wild animals. One has been done for you

 

 

III. Look at the following table and write at least five sentences. One has been done for you.

e.g. My father took us to the nearest historical town.

1.  My father took us to the nearest park

2. My mother took us to the nearest fields.

3.  My uncle took us to the nearest seashore

4. My sister took us to the nearest riverbank

5. My brother took us to the nearest library.

IV. Your teacher will dictate some words. Write them

     Dictation Activity

 

Work Sheet : 3.4  (Page No : 46 )

I. Read the given passage from your lesson.

'And at this ............................................... a beautiful place'.

Write the plural form of the following words. One has been done for you.

Singular - plural

1.          trip - trips

2.       friend – friends

3.       place – places

4.       hill – hills

5.       parent – parents

6.       sister – sisters

II. Read the passage given below from your lesson.

'And at this ............................................... a beautiful place'.

Now fill in the blanks.

1. Mrs. Margaret Cousins, a British woman composed a tune for our  National Anthem.

2. Janaganamana was first sung at a courtyard in Madanapalle.

3. They came back home with a lot of memories

4. The trip gave Hemanth everlasting  memories.

5. This is Hemanth's wonderful trip to Horsley Hills.

III. Look at the following table and write at least four sentences

• This is my wonderful trip to Horsley Hills.
• This is my beautiful car
• This is my brother Shiva
• This is my pet dog Pinky
• This is my English textbook

IV. Add 'ful' to the given words to form meaningful words and write them in the space given.

Work Sheet : 3.5  (Page No : 48 )

I. Reading comprehension. Passage

Read the following passage carefully.

We also heard interesting news about wild animals like bears, dogs, sambars, leopards, panthers and tigers which appear occasionally. Then my father took us to the nearest historical town named Madanapalle where Rabindranath Tagore translated 'Jana gana mana' our National Anthem from Bengali to English. And at this very place Mrs. Margaret Cousins, a British woman, composed a tune for our National Anthem. 'Jana gana mana' was first sung at a courtyard in Madanapalle. Next morning we came back home with a lot of memories.

Now, answer the following questions.

1. What was the interesting news they heard?

Ans : the news about wild animals

2. Name some wild animals mentioned in the passage.

Ans: bears, wild dogs, sambars, leopards, panthers and tigers

3. Where did his father take Hemanth?

Ans: His father took Hemanth to Madanapalle

4. Why is Madanapalle called a historical town?

Ans: It is the place where RabindranathTagore translated Jana gana mana, from Bengali to English

5. Who is Mrs. Margaret Cousins?

Ans: She is the British woman, composed a tune for our National Anthem. Jana gana mana

Work Sheet : 3.6  (Page No : 49 )

I. Fill in the blanks with suitable words in the following. Use help box.

Help box

 colourful    mesmerising     cool     covered

A fresh and    cool      breeze welcomed us into Andhra Ooty. When we got down from the car, a   mesmerising   scenery welcomed us. The whole area was   covered   with green trees and   colourful     flowers.

 

II. Match the words with suitable synonyms.

 

III. Add the suffix '-less' or '-ment' to the following base words and make new words.

1. care - careless

2. help - helpless

3. sleep - sleepless

4. move - movement

5. excite - excitement

6. commit – commitment

Work Sheet : 3.7  (Page No : 50 )

I. Read the sentences. Circle the adjectives.

1. There is a long queue at the counter.

2. The little girl is crying for mother.

3. There are colourful flowers in the garden.

4. Khasim is a Karate fighter

II. Match the describing words under column 'A' with the naming words in column 'B' to make a meaningful expression.

III. Use the adjectives from the word box to complete the sentences.

WORD BOX

 difficult, new, heavy, musical, helpful

1. Raju could not lift the heavybox.

2. My mother's advice is helpful

3. We played the musical chairs game as part of Republic Day celebrations.

4. My uncle bought me five new dresses.

5. The coconut tree is so tall. It is difficult to climb.

Work Sheet : 3.8  (Page No : 51 )

I. Rewrite the following sentences using correct punctuation marks : a full stop

( . ), a question mark ( ? ) or an exclamation mark ( ! )

1. How old are you

Ans: How old are you?

2. How tall he is

Ans: How tall he is !

3. I live in Vijayawada

Ans: I live in Vijayawada .

4. What a nice girl she is

Ans: What a nice girl she is !

5. Which class are you studying in

Ans:  Which class are you studying in ?

6. I want to become a doctor

Ans:  I want to become a doctor .

 

II. Read the following and punctuate the sentences correctly.

1. How is the weather in Horsley hills asked Harsha

Ans:  “How is the weather in Horsley hills,”  asked Harsha .

2. it's really wonderful we all enjoyed a fresh and cool breeze there

Ans:  it's really wonderful . we all enjoyed a fresh and cool breeze there .

Work Sheet : 3.9  (Page No : 52 )

I. Reading comprehension.

Read the following passage carefully.

'Dindi' is one of the lesser known and unexplored places in Andhra Pradesh located in the lap of the Godavari River. It is famous for the 'Backwaters of Andhra Pradesh'. The place seems to be the best kept secret of Andhra Pradesh with all its rustic charm, serene  backwaters, vast lakes and palmfringed canals. Dindi is a perfect weekend destination with full of natural wonders. It has the option of a 'Housing Boat' for tourists. There are also some adventurous activities like 'Jet ski ride', and 'rope walking'.

Now, answer the following questions.

1. Which is the unexplored place according to the passage?

Ans :  'Dindi' is the unexplored place according to the passage.

2. Mention any one remarkable thing about 'Dindi'.

Ans: It is famous for the 'Backwaters of Andhra Pradesh'.

3. How is the beauty of 'Dindi' explained?

Ans: it has rustic charm, serene  backwaters, vast lakes and palm fringed canals.

4. Have you ever visited this kind of place?

Ans: Yes, I visited.

5. Name the two adventurous activities mentioned in the above passage.

Ans:  'Jet ski ride', and 'rope walking'.

 

Read the lesson and answer the following questions?

1. Name the means of transport used by Hemanth’s family to reach Horsley Hills?

Ans:  Auto , car and train are the means of transport used by Hemanth’s family to reach Horsley Hills

2. What is the reason for the cool weather of Horsley Hills? Guess.

Ans: It is very high to the sea level and  big and tall trees and dense bushes on eitherside of the road

3. Why is Horsley Hills called the 'Ooty of Andhra Pradesh'?

Ans: The climate was very cool and calm in Horsley Hills.  It is  at 1265 metres high above mean sea level.

4. What are the places that the family visited during their trip?

Ans: Gali banda , Eastern and western view points , Zoo and Madanapalle town.

5. What is the importance of Madanapalle with regard to our National Anthem?

Ans : It is the place where Rabindranath Tagore translated Jana gana mana, our National Anthem, from Bengali to English. And at this very place, Mrs. Margaret Cousins, a British woman, composed a tune for our National Anthem. Jana gana mana was first sung at a courtyard in Madanapalle.