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I Dream of Spices(6th Standard-Term 1) - Answers - Samacheer Kalvi

 I Dream of Spices



A. Answer the following questions.


1. Who is Raj?

Answer:

Raj is a little boy.


2. Where did Raj’s mother send him?

Answer:

Raj’s mother sent him to Muthu’s shop.


3. Who is Muthu?

Answer:

Muthu is the owner of the shop.


4. What did mother ask Raj to buy?

Answer:

Mother asked Raj to buy cinnamon, betel leaves and ginger, and garlic.


5. What did Raj buy?

Answer:

Raj bought sesame seeds, onions, tomatoes, and pickles.


B. Choose the correct answers.


1. Mother called …………………….

a) Muthu

b) Raj

c) Ram


Answer:

b) Raj


2. Mother did not ask for …………………….

a) cinnamon

b) cardamom

c) betel leaves


Answer:

b) Cardamon


3. Raj did not buy …………………….

a) onions and sesame

b) ginger and garlic

c) tomato and pickles


Answer:

b) ginger and garlic


C. Find an example of alliteration in the poem.


sesame – seeds

what – want

ginger – garlic


E. Tell the story of the poem in three or four sentences with the help of the pictures given below.







* One day, mother sent Ram to shop.

Ram went to Prakash's shop.

* Ram forgot to get back the balance money.

* Mother twisted Ram's ear.


F. Read the jumbled lines from the poem and rearrange them in correct order.


Answer

1. My mother would say:   

2. “Little boy Raj.  

3. Go to Muthu’s

4. and get some

5. cinnamon, betel leaves

6. and ginger and garlic.”

7. And so I go to the shops.

8. singing all the way

9. and when Muthu asks me  

10. what I’d want

11. I rattle off a list:

12. “Sesame seeds, onions

13. tomatoes and pickles”

14. and back home 

15. Mother twists my ears

16. ouch!



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