Textbook Questions And Answers Of Our Runaway Kite By Lucy Maud Montgomery Class 10 West Bengal Board English

Textbook Questions And Answers Of Our Runaway Kite By Lucy Maud Montgomery Class 10 West Bengal Board English

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Textbook Questions And Answers Of Out Runaway Kite

Unit 1.

1. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

a) The keeper of the Big Half Moon Lighthouse is

i) Aunt Ester

ii) Father

iii) Claude

iv) Dick

Answer:ii

b) The family moved over to the mainland in

i) summer

ii) spring

iii) monsoon

iv) winter

Answer: iv

c) When asked about relations, Father looked

i) happy

ii) angry

iii) sorrowful

iv) irritated

Answer: iv

2. Fill in the chart with information from the text.

a) Name of the island

-Big Half Moon

b) age of Claude

-Eleven years

c) the game played by Claude and the narrator

-Pirate caves

3. State whether the following sentences are True or False. Provide sentences phrases/words in support of your answer.

i) People felt that Claude and the narrator were lonesome

-True

S.S – “They said we must be lonesome over there, with no other children near us.”

ii) Claude and the narrator quarrelled

-false

S.S – “Claude and I never quarreled”

iii) Nobody on the mainland had relations

-false

S.S – “Everybody on the mainland had relations”

4. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

a) In summer the Big Half Moon is always

i) lovely

ii) unpleasant

iii) boring

iv) dull

Answer: i

b) Back on the island, Claude and the narrator made plenty of

i) puppets

ii) masks

iii) kites

iv) envelopes

Answer: iii

c) the kite was patched with a

i) newspaper

ii) letter

iii) envelope

iv) card

Answer: letter

5. Complete the following sentences with information from the text:

i) A boy on the mainland showed Claude how to make kites.

ii) On the kite Claude pasted gold tinsel stars all over it and had written their names on it.

iii) Claude was standing with a bit of cord of the sailed away kite in his hand, looking foolish.

6. Fill in the chart with information from the text.

a) The narrator’s elbow went through the kite

When she was bringing the kite from the house, she tripped and fell over the rocks.

b) Claude and the narrator hurried to fix the kite.

They wanted to send the kite up before the wind had finished.

c) The kite soared.

The wind was glorious

7. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

a) A letter came for father after a

i) day

ii) week

iii) fortnight

iv) month

Answer: iv

b) Father left home after quarrelling with his

i) brother

ii) sister

iii) aunt

iv) uncle

Answer: i

c) Dick and Mimi discovered the kite on the top of a

i) roof

ii) tree

iii) lighthouse

iv) light post

Answer: ii

8. Fill in the chart with information from the text.

a) Person who sent the letter

-Aunt Esther

b) name of Aunt Esther’s mother

-Philippa

c) the total number of family members in the narrator’s family at present

-Five

9. Answer the following questions:

a) What did father find when he went back home years afterwards?

— When he went back home years afterwards he found his brother had passed away and he couldn’t find his sister.

b) Where did Aunt Esther live?

–Aunt Esther lived hundred of miles away in Inland.

c) Why did Aunt Esther turn pale?

–Aunt Esther turned pale and surprised when he found the kite patched with the same letter she had written to her brother earlier.

10. Change the following sentences into questions, as directed:

a) Shankha lives in Alipurduar. (Information question using ‘ where’)

— Where does Shankha live?

b) They have gone to a picnic. (Interrogative sentence using ‘have’)

— Have they gone to a picnic?

c) I went to school yesterday. (Simple question using ‘did’)

— Did I go to school yesterday?

d) Tia studies in class x (Information question using ‘which’)

— Which class does Tia study in?

11. Suppose your bicycle has a sudden tyre puncture on your way to school. You have taken the cycle to a repair shop. Write an imaginary dialogue (within 100 words) between the shopkeeper and you.

I: Hello uncle!

Uncle: How are you? Good morning

I: I Am good and you? My brother came here yesterday I think

Uncle: I am also good. Yes, your brother came yesterday and repaired few parts in his cycle and asked me if I have any new collections of the cycle. He was quite impressed with one of the cycles.

I: This boy loves to collect cycles, total wastage of money.

Uncle: But why are you here do you face any problem with your vehicle or need a new one.

I: no, uncle my bicycle is working great now I don’t need a new one but today I got a puncture in my tyre will you see it.

Uncle: yes of course but how did it happen.

I: I was going to college and few glass pieces made the puncture.

Uncle: ok I will repair it within 10 minutes.

I: thank you and how much will you take.

Uncle: give me 20 rupees

I: ok repair it I will come here by 5 pm and that time I will pay you. Bye.

Uncle: bye

12. Write a story (within 100 words) using the given hints. Give a title to the story.

Crow sitting on a tree —- piece of meat on its beak —– fox passing under the tree — wants the meat — asks the crow to sing — crow keeps under its feet and sings —– fooled, fox leaves.

One day in a forest a crow was singing and collecting food for him. He was sitting near the river and doing his job. While collecting food he got tired and sat one tree by taking a piece of meat on its beak. He was sitting and relaxing and at that time a fox was passing under the tree and saw the crow with the meat. He was hungry and wanted that meat. He tries to be clever as he knows that the crow will not give the meat. He applies a trick and asks the crow to sing a song because if he sings he has to open his beak and the meat would fall and the fox would collect it. But the crow too was clever he knew that the fox is trying to be clever as he wants the meat. So he keeps the meat under his feet and starts singing. The fox became disappointed and was fooled by the crow. The fooled fox left the place and the hope of eating the meat. The crow giving a wicked smile started enjoying his meal.

Questions And Answers

What did the narrator want to tell us about in our runaway kite?

Philippa wants to tell us how their family was reunited on account of the kite.

How did Philippa and Claude decorate the big kite?

The narrator and Claude decorated their kites with lovely red paper and attached gold tinsel stars over it and wrote their full name Claude litte and Plilippa litte.

What did they write on the kite?

The big kite was covered with lovely red paper. Gold tinsel stars were pasted all over it. The full names of the narrator’s brother and herself i.e. Claude Leete and Philippa Leete and their location ‘Big Half Moon Lighthouse’ were written on the kite.

What makes the narrator and Claude happy?

The narrator and claude both are happy as they get their relatives.

What was the reaction of Claude when the kite snapped?

The reaction of Claude was as he had to hurry to fix the kite and he rushed into the lighthouse to get some paper.

What did Claude and the narrator not understand?

The narrator’s father looked sorrowful and said it was all his fault, when he was asked if he had any other relation except his children. Claude and the narrator could not understand the reason behind their father’s words.

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