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Thursday, December 2, 2021

Class VIII English textbook 4th lesson "Dokchory learns about the Panchayat" Questions answer/ Activities solution

Dokchory learns about the Panchayat


    ACTIVITIES 
1. Here are some words from the text and their meanings. Test your understanding by matching the words on the left with their meanings on the right.
    Institution                    -       manner of governing or ruling
Elections                      -       angry dispute, unfriendly                                                                                           
                                                        relations with someone
    Sincerity                      -       organization or society 
    Differently abled        -       the exercise through which
                            we vote for new leaders
Schemes                      -       the money citizens of a country
                                                have to pay the government to
                                            help it do different kinds of work
Substantial                  -       plans
    Rural                             -       large in size or amount
    Tax                                 -       relating to a village or the
                                                countryside
    Quarrel                                 -       having a physical or mental
                                                condition that makes it difficult
                                                for a person to do all the work
                                                that other people do
   Governance                        -       devotion to a purpose



    Ans:-
      Institution                    -       organization or society
      Elections                     -       the exercise through which we
                                                vote for new leaders
     Sincerity                      -       devotion to a purpose
     Differently abled         -       having a physical or mental
                                                condition that makes it difficult
                                                for a person to do all the work
                                                that other people do

Schemes                        -       plans
    Substantial                    -       large in size or amount
    Rural                             -       relating to a village or the
                                                countryside
Tax                                -       the money citizens of a country
                                                have to pay the government to
                                            help it do different kinds of work
Quarrel                                 -       angry dispute,               unfriendly                                                                                           
                                                        relations with someone
    Governance                        -       manner of governing or ruling

   2.  Complete the following sentences with information from the text:
(a) Dokchory studies in Class_______.
Ans: VIII
 (b) The name of her school is__________________________ .
Ans: Disangmuk Janajati High School.
(c) Her father's name is__________________ .
Ans: Konke Mili.
 (d) He works in the_____________.
Ans: Panchayat
 (e) Dokchory goes to school by_______________ .
Ans: bicycle
 (f) She loves the ride because she______________ .
Ans: she gets to know new things everyday
 (g)To contest the Panchayat elections, one has to be_______ years old.
Ans: 21




  3. Answer the following questions to understand the text better:

(a)What was the meaning of Panchayat long ago?
Ans: Long ago the meaning of Panchayat was a system of governance by five elderly men called Panch Gramin Pramukh.
(b) What is the meaning of Panchayat now?
Ans:  Nowadays the meaning of a Panchayat is the body that is responsible for the development of village which is selected through the election.
(c) What kind of work is done by the Panchayat?
Asn: The Panchayat build and repair rural roads, bridges, houses for the poor and so on.
(d)From where does the Panchayat get money to perform all its work?
Ans:  The Panchayat get money to perform all its work to raise taxes, plan development schemes and work for local development. They also get an annual grant from the Panchayat and Rural Development of the government. The local MLA or Ministers can also contribute substantially, if they wish.
(e) How did the Panchayat help Dhaniram?
Ans: The Panchayat help Dhaniram by build a house for him.
(f) How did Dhaniram spend the cold December nights?
Ans: Dhaniram spent the cold December night on the open verandah of the school.


4. You have just read about the Panchayat. Using information from the lesson, fill in the table below:




Meaning:

      Minimum age to contest:

      Powers of a Panchayat:

Kinds of work a Panchayat does:

     Sources of money:



 Ans:

 
Meaning:




Minimum age to contest:

      Powers of a Panchayat:




Kinds of work a Panchayat does:


Sources of money:


Nowadays the meaning of a Panchayat is the body that is responsible for the development of village which is selected through the election.

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The Panchayat get money to perform all its work to raise taxes, plan development schemes and work for local development.


The Panchayat build and repair rural roads, bridges, houses for the poor and so on.

The Panchayat also get an annual grant from the Panchayat and Rural Development of the government. The local MLA or Ministers can also contribute substantially, if they wish.

 

Monday, April 26, 2021

"SYMPATHY" class VIII English textbook 7th lesson questions answer

 


sympathy


ACTIVITIES-

1. Read the poem and choose the correct options to complete the sentences.

(a) The poet was in deep sorrow. A proud man came and helped him by

(i) offering him kind words

(ii) ignoring him

(iii) giving him gold

(iv) giving him pleasant company

Answer: - (iii) giving him gold

 

(b) When the poet lay in want and grief, the one who helped him was

(i) a rich man

(ii) a poor man

(ii) a proud man

(iv) a holy man

Answer: - (ii) a poor man

 

(c) The poor man gave the poet

(i) a cold look

(ii) sympathy

(ii) gold

(iv) not a kind word

Answer: - (ii) sympathy


 

(d) When the poet's sorrow passed, he went to the proud man and

(i) gave him back the gold

(ii) ignored him

(ii) didn't give back the gold

(iv) helped him

Answer: - (i) gave him back the gold

 

(e) The poet refers to sympathy as 'heavenly' because sympathy

(i) is a feeling found in proud people

(ii) is found only in rich people

(iii) is an ordinary human feeling

(iv) is a blessing from God

Answer: - (iv) is a blessing from God

 


2. (a) Here are some questions to help you find out how much you have understood the poem:

(i) How did the proud person help the poet when the poet was unhappy?

Answer: - The proud person helps the poet by giving some gold when he was unhappy.

 

(ii) What did the poor man do when he found the poet lying in pain and sadness?

Answer: - When the poor man found the poet lying in pain and sadness, then the poor man gave him bread and took care of him day and night.

 

(iii) Why does the poet think that he cannot help the poor man back in the same way?

Answer: - The poet thinks that he cannot help the poor man back because the poor man gave him sympathy and sympathy cannot be returning the same way.

 

(iv)  Why is the poor man's help greater than gold?

Answer: - The poor man's help greater than gold because the sympathy is greater than gold. The gold can be returnable but sympathy cannot be return.

 

(v) "Oh, gold is great, but greater far

Is heavenly sympathy."

Why does the poet think so?

Answer: - "Oh, gold is great, but greater far

Is heavenly sympathy."

The poet thought so because heavenly sympathy cannot be returnable, it touches mind and heart. Gold cannot do that and it can be returned.




(b) Find in the poem lines that match the meaning of the following sentences.

(i) I was sad and very unhappy.

Answer: - I lay in sorrow, deep depressed.

 

(ii) I was in need and was sad and hurt.

Answer: - I lay in want, and grief and pain.

 

(iii) He fed me and took care of me.

Answer: - He bound my head, he gave me bread.

He watched me night and day.

 

(iv) Gold is valuable but sympathy and love are far more valuable.

Answer: - Oh gold is great, but greater far

Is heavenly sympathy.

 

(c) Make sentences with the following phrases:

 

(i) looks were cold :- The proud mans looks were cold.

 

(ii) night and day:- I read before exam night and day.

 

(iii) pay him back :-  I will pay him back what he gave me.


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3. Below are some lines from the poem with some words underlined. Choose the correct meanings of the words from the options given in brackets.

 

(a) I lay in sorrow, deep distressed

(tired/unhappy/angry).

Answer: - I lay in, unhappy deep unhappy

 

(b) He gave me gold

(money/jewellery/sheets)

Answer: - He gave me money

 

(c) And blessed his charity

(money/kind help/pride)

Answer: - And blessed his kind help

(d) A poor man passed my way

(to move past/stopped me)

Answer: - A poor man to move past my way

(e) Is heavenly sympathy

(Selfishness/godly goodness/pride)

Answer: - Is godly goodness sympathy

(f) Greater far is heavenly sympathy

(the feeling of being sorry at another's sadness/the feeling of pain/a superior feeling)

Answer: - Greater far is heavenly the feeling of being sorry at another's sadness


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