ENGLISH REVISION SESSION ENDING EXAMINATION UNIT UNIT 6 AND 7

 THE DONKEY I HAD A LITTLE PONY

I. Suitable Rhyming Words

Rhyming words share similar ending sounds. Here are two options for each:

1. Donkey → Monkey, Honky

   • Monkey: Shares the "-onkey" ending.

   • Honky: Slang term but rhymes with the "-onkey" sound.

2. Mire → Fire, Liar

   • Fire: Shares the "-ire" sound.

   • Liar: Rhymes with the "-ire" ending.

3. Mail → Pail, Sail

   • Pail: Shares the "-ail" ending.

   • Sail: Rhymes with the "-ail" sound.

4. Hare → Care, Mare

   • Care: Shares the "-are" sound.

   • Mare: Rhymes with the "-are" ending.

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II. Words from "STABLE"

Remove letters from the beginning of "STABLE":

1. TABLE (remove "S" from the start).

2. ABLE (remove "ST" from the start).

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III. Animals’ Young Ones

Standard terms for baby animals:

1. Dog → Puppy

2. Cat → Kitten

3. Lion → Cub

4. Donkey → Foal

5. Pig → Piglet

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Explanation Notes:

• Rhyming words focus on matching ending sounds, even if meanings differ.

• For "STABLE," removing letters from the start creates valid words.

• Young animal names are species-specific (e.g., "cub" for lions, "foal" for donkeys)

Here's the correct matching of animals to their living places:

1. pig matches with e. sty
2. horse matches with a. stable
3. dog matches with f. kennel
4. bird matches with b. nest
5. rat matches with d. hole
6. rabbit matches with c. burrow

THE MILKMAN’S COW

I. Fill in the blanks using the words given in the help box:

1. The milkman's cow refused to move.
2. Buttons and buckles of a policeman were gleaming bright.
3. A grocer had a bag of potatoes and peas.
4. The muscles of a wrestler were gleaming in the sun.
5. An ice-cream man with his jingling cart.

II. Make sentences using the following words:

1. bad mood: She was in a bad mood after arguing with her brother. 

2. pleaded: The child pleaded with his mother to buy him a candy bar.

the correct matching of words to their synonyms:

1. refused matches with to say no
2. begged matches with to ask for money or food
3. clattered matches with knocking together to make a loud noise
4. grinned matches with to smile widely
5. pail matches with bucket
6. gleaming matches with shining
7. tugged matches with to pull hard
8. twirling matches with to move or dance round or round

A milkman visits your house every day and brings you milk. Write a

few lines about him.

Our milkman comes every morning, 

With fresh milk, a happy warning!

 He rings his bell, so bright and clear,

 Then fills our bottles, never fear. 

He smiles at us, so kind and grand, 

The best milkman in all the land!

TOPIC:HIAWATHA

I.UNDERLINE THE DESCRIBING WORD

I. Happy Hiawatha

2.Hungry hippopotamus

3.High horse

4.Heavy hand

5.Beautiful birds

6.Big trees

7.Harmful insects

II. WRITE THE RHYMING WORDS

1. nest -best
2. met -wet
3. ran-  man
4. call -tall
5. sing -king
6. old-  cold
7. red-  bed

Here are a few sentences about the picture, using the given words:

The sun is shining brightly in the sky, and there are fluffy clouds drifting by. Tall trees provide shade, and colorful flowers bloom everywhere. A butterfly flits among the blossoms, while a ladybug crawls on a leaf. Near the base of a tree, I see some mushrooms growing, and a snail slowly makes its way across the ground.

IV. WRITE THE WORDS BEGINNING WITH ‘H’ SOUND 

Happy 

House 

Horse

 Hello

 Hand

TOPIC:THE SCHOLAR’S MOTHER TONGUE

I.UNDERLINE THE WORDS WHICH END WITH SOUND‘id’

.1.accepted 

2.completed

3.find 

4.answere

5.challenged 

 6.licked 

7.irritated

8.cried 

9.celebrated

10.failed 

11.surprised

12.fried

II.MATCH THE WORDS1.king children2.teacher patients3.doctor courtiers4.bus driver clients5.lawyer passengers6.mother students

VI.MAKE SENTENCES OF YOUR OWN1

.king _____________________________________

2.speak _____________________________________

3.night _____________________________________

4.day ______________________________________

5.truth ______________________________________

6.mother tongue ______________________________

1. king ==  courtiers
2. teacher == students
3. doctor==  patients
4. bus driver ==passengers
5. lawyer ==clients
6. mother ==children

III.FILL IN THE BLANKS

1 . A learned pundit visited the court of _______________________.

2 . The challenge was taken up by ________________.

3 . Birbal tickled pundit with a _______________.

4 . The pundit’s mother tongue was _______________.

1. A learned pundit visited the court of Akbar.
2. The challenge was taken up by Birbal.
3. Birbal tickled the pundit with a feather.
4. The pundit’s mother tongue was Telugu.

IV.WRITE THE WORDS THAT SHOW YOU ARE HAPPY.

1.______________________

2.______________________

3.______________________

4.______________________

1. Joyful
2. Cheerful
3. Delighted
4. Excited

V.FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH ‘A’ OR ‘AN’

1._____ rug

2._____ banana

3._____ apple

4._____ wall clock

5._____ arrow

6._____ long coat

7._____ orange

1. a rug
2. a banana
3. an apple
4. a wall clock
5. an arrow
6. a long coat
7. an orange

1. king: The king ruled his kingdom with wisdom and justice.
2. speak: Could you please speak a little louder?
3. night: The stars twinkled brightly in the night sky.
4. day: A new day brings new opportunities.
5. truth: Honesty and truth are important values.
6. mother tongue: It is important to be fluent in your mother tongue.