Class 5 English
Chapter 7 Topsy-Turvy Land
1. When do
children go to school in Topsy-turvy Land?The children go to school at night
in Topsy-turvy land.
2. In the
poem, if buses travel on the sea, then where do the boats travel? How should it
rightly be?The boats travel on the streets of Topsy-turvy Land. They should
travel on the sea.
3. The Topsy
Turvy land is very different from our land. Let’s draw a comparison by filling
in sentences wherever needed....
|(i) People walk on their heads.|(i) People walk on their feet.|
|(ii) The buses run on the sea.|(ii) The buses run on land.|
|(iii) They wear their hats on their feet.|(iii) They wear their
hats on heads.|
|(iv) Boats sail in the street.|(iv) Boats sail in the sea.|
|(v) People pay for what they don’t get.|(v) People pay for what
they get.|
4. The words
in the sentences are jumbled here. Rearrange them to make meaningful sentences.
Words that begin with a capital letter are the first word of the sentence..
(i) Renu is a naughty girl.
(ii) Her room is always untidy.
(iii) Her mother advises her to clean it.
(iv) She never listens to her mother.
(v) What kind of a child are you?
5. 1. Write
five things that you do at home to make your home look neat and clean.
(i) I sweep the floor twice a day.
(ii) I mop everyday.
(iii) I arrange the things in their suitable places to make the
room tidy.
(iv) I clean the utensils in the kitchen immediately.
(v) I vacuum the entire house regularly to get rid of dust....
6. Two
stories got mixed up. Sort them out and write
them in the appropriate boxes.
The Magic
Kite
Puran was flying the brand new kite in the park. Suddenly the kite
lifted him off the ground and took him over the treetops. Puran was frightened
and excited. Finally, the kite brought him back to the park.
Who Did the
Lion Eat?
Our class had gone to the zoo. We saw a shoe in the lion’s cage.
We thought the lion had eaten someone. Some children stood and screamed, and
some ran to the Director of the zoo. The lion had not eaten anyone because the
shoe was one of the lion’s toys.... ### Access Answers to NCERT Class 5 English
Chapter 7 Gulliver’s Travels
Gulliver’s
Travels
1. Why did
the captain send the men to the land?
The captain sent the men to the land with vessels to look for
water.
2. Why did
the men rush back to the ship?
The men were chased by a giant. Hence, they rushed back to the
ship.
3. Choose the
correct answer.
(i) (b) he
was going to reap the corn.
(ii) (c) they
had never seen such a tiny man.
(iii) (b) a
sailor.
4. Name the
creature to whom you would look like Gulliver.
The name of the creature is Dinosaur....
5. From the text, write the sentence that
tells you the following.
(i) The giant
reapers were fascinated by Gulliver. They all sat on the ground to take a good look at me.
(ii) Gulliver
was a learned man.
I tried to speak to them
loudly in several languages.
(iii) The
farmer’s son thought Gulliver was a toy.
On seeing me, the child grabbed me from the table and put my head
into his mouth.
(iv) The
farmer’s wife was a kind-hearted woman.
Later, she put me on her own bed and covered me with a clean white
handkerchief
6. Read the
following sentences carefully.
aslight as a feather
asslow as a tortoise
assweet as honey
as... white as snow
asstrong as an ox
asdark as night
asred as a rose
as warm as a toast
asgentle as a breeze
7. Use the
above expressions to complete the following sentences.
(i) The old man’s hair is as white as snow.
(ii) His feet were as coldas
ice.
(iii) The newspaper boy was as slowas a tortoise in delivering the papers.
(iv) I felt as light... as
a feather after exercising
8. Create
your own comparisons for the following. Work in pairs
as tall asthe Qutub Minar
as fast asa Cheetah
as high asthe Mount Everest
as angry as a bull
as tiny as an ant
as brave asa soldier
9. Now look
at the pictures and discuss in groups why the following events happened. You
may find more than one reason for each of them.
Solution:... 1. One of the leading actors met with an accident.
Hence, the play got cancelled.
2. The Principal of the school had got a severe heart attack.
Therefore, the play got cancelled.
1. They are walking because the destination is near to them.
2. Walking in the moonlit night after dinner is good for their
health. Hence, they are walking.
10. Match the
following and write complete sentences in the lines below....
(i) I was writing a letter when my pen ran out of ink.
(ii) Paul was looking out of the window when he noticed a lovely
butterfly.
(iii) When I met Arun, he was looking for his dog.
(iv) I was just completing the last answer when ma’am said, “Stop
writing”.
(v) The man was painting the wall when he fell off the ladder.
(vi) Amit was doing his homework when the lights went out....
(vii) When the bell rang, my mother was cooking dinner.
11. Now
complete the following suitably.
(i) I was sitting in a taxi
yesterday whenI saw an old gentleman calling me.
(ii) He was cleaning out his cupboard whenhe came across old
photographs in his diary.
(iii)I was walking fast when a dog ran out onto the road.
(iv)Students were gossiping loudly when the teacher walked into
the room.
12. Now
complete the following in the same way using the words easy or strong....
(i) Skipping
is easy.
Jumping iseasier
than skipping.
Walking is
theeasiest of all.
(ii) The dog
isstrong.
The horse
isstronger than the dog.
The elephant
is thestrongest of them all.
13. Now
complete the following in the same way using the words juicy or exciting . The
order may vary according to your choice.
apple isjuicy.
orange isjuicier than
apple.
sugarcane is thejuiciest of
them all.
rock climbing isexciting.
skiing ismore exciting
than rock climbing.
river rafting is themost
exciting of them all.
14. Correct
the use of the describing words in the following sentences.
(i) This is the... simplest
problem of them all.
(ii) Which is thelighter
of the two parcels?
(iii) He is cleverer thanme.
(iv) I like this thebetter
of the two.
(v) The flood became worse as
the rain increased.
15. Punctuate
the following sentences using capital letters, full stops (.) commas (,)
question marks (?) apostrophe ( ‘ ) exclamation mark (!) wherever necessary.
Dear Samir, ... I am sending you a photograph of my newest pet.
Frisky is a bulldog and a very playful puppy. By the next summer, he should be
old enough to go with us on our long walks. I’m sure you’re looking forward to
seeing him. I know you’ll like him.
Warm regards,
Sanju
16. Punctuate
the following sentences
(i) Next Wednesday, my sister, Mita, is going to join the State
Bank of India.
(ii) The dog wags its tail when it’s pleased, but the cat waves
its tail when it’s angry.
(iii) When I went fishing, I caught an old shoe, a plastic bag and
a bad cold.
(iv) She fed the baby, washed the dishes, put the lights off and
went to sleep.
(v) Wasn’t Tim born on the 26th of January 1989?
(vi) Oh no! The bus has gone.
17. Fill in
the blanks.
(i) A giant tree Red wood trees of California
(ii) A giant birdOstrich
(iii) A giant land animalElephant
(iv) A giant water creatureWhale
(v) A giant aeroplaneA-380
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