CLASS - 3|| SUBJECT - ENGLISH 1|| LESSON - 6|| UNCLE PRASAD AND THE FLYING MACHINE - I ||

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LESSON 6

UNCLE PRASAD AND THE FLYING MACHINE – I

 

1.     What was Ravi drawing?

Ravi was drawing a flying machine.

 

2.     What did Uncle Prasad look like?

Uncle Prasad was old and heavy and had a long moustache and a shiny bald head.

 

3.     What materials and tools did Ravi use to build his plane?

Ravi used some bamboo, string, a newspaper, a knife, a screwdriver, and blue paint to build his plane.

 

4.     How long did the plane take to make?

The glider took two months to build

 

5.     What were the loops for?

The loops of string were for the feet.

 

6.     What was the bar for?

The bar was moved with the hands. The pilot moved the bar to make the plane go up or down. To go right, the right foot had to be pushed down. To go left, the left foot had to be pushed down.

 

7.     Why did Uncle Prasad think Ravi’s machine would not fly?

Uncle Prasad thought Ravi’s machine would not fly because it was too small and had no engine.

 

8.     Why was Uncle Prasad not frightened?

Uncle Prasad was not frightened because he thought the glider would never leave the ground.

 

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