Unit - 3 : Taro's Reward — ENGLISH (NCERT) STD 6 — Question

Prabhat kept a close watch on Surya for somedays. He was great at somethings, terrible at others but what was common was enjoyment. He enjoyed everything equally. As Prabhat went on with his asservation, he realised that to enjoy a game, you did not need a scoreboard, to keep a tally of your scores.
Tick ‘✓’ out the correct option in respect of a game.

Neem Baba: Yes. If the powder of neem seeds is mixed in water and sprayed on plants and trees, then locusts don’t eat them. If it is used in rice fields, where water remains standing, it stops mosquito breeding and helps to increase crop yield. It also saves the crop from termites, which eat roots of the crop, and it also stops breeding of other insects that eat crops.
Neem Baba: Of course. People save their stored grains from insects by adding neem seed powder to them. Neem oil is also used to make soaps and toothpaste. Furniture made from neem wood is not eaten by termites. Neem also purifies the air.
We can savé stored grains through _______.

Which of the following sentences express the same meaning as ‘limb’ does in the poem?

Neem Baba: Dear Amber, we become well known for what we do. People find us useful and that is why they know us. Scientists call us ‘bitter grace of God’, ‘nature’s gift to man’, and ‘cleanliness-parting tree’. Some even call us ‘magic tree’ and ‘the tree of the twentieth century’.
Scientists have given Neem Baba many names. Give your choice from the options written below.

What was the glitch for the little man in doing Patrick's homework?

Words are ………… and ……………. of thought.