CLASS 3 II SUBJECT ENGLISH 1 II LESSON NO 7 UNCLE PRASAD AND THE FLYING MACHINE 2

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LESSON – 7

UNCLE PRASAD AND THE FLYING MAHINE – II

 

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:-

 

1.   Who pushed the plane over the rock?

Ravi and the other boys pushed the glider off the rock.

 

2.   Who tried to mend the string?

Uncle Prasad tried to mend the string.

 

3.   What tilted over on its side?

The glider titled over on its side because Uncle Prasad leant over and tried to catch the end of the broken string.

 

4.   What pulled the machine forward?

When uncle Prasad looked down he found that the weight of his body had pulled the machine forward.

 

5.   What happened when uncle Prasad caught hold of the bamboo stick?

When Uncle Prasad caught hold of the bamboo stick, the glider started to go round and round in Circles, getting lower and lower.

 

6.   Did Uncle Prasad get hurt?

Uncle Prasad shot high into the air like a bullet from a gun. He landed with a tremendous splash in the lake. Luckily he could swim and he managed to reach the riven bank. He did not get hut.

 

7.   When did uncle Prasad shriek and why? At what times do people shriek?

Uncle Prasad caught hold of the bamboo stick, but the plane started to go round and round in circles. Getting lower and lower so he shrieked and said “what will happen to me now?” The people used to shriek when they are in terror or excitement.

 

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