CLASS - 5 || SUBJECT - ENGLISH || Chapter 19 || Malu Bhalu||

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Chapter 19

Malu Bhalu


1.  Where did the polar bear live with her family?

The polar bear lived in an icy lair with her family.

 

2.  What did Malu learn to do from her parents?

Malu learnt to catch fish and swim from her parents.

 

3.  Where did Malu want to travel?

Malu wanted to go far out to play.

 

4.  What was it that Malu’s parents wanted her to learn?

Malu’s parents wanted her to learn swimming.

 

5.  Was Malu scared to swim? Did she learn it easily?

Yes, Malu was a little scared to swim but she learned it easily.

 

6.  Read the last two stanzas of the poem. Whom does ‘she’ stand for in both?

In the last two stanzas of the poem, ‘she’ stands for Malu’s mother.

 

7.  See the picture shown below and talk about it.

On a sunny day, a baby polar bear named Ronald wanted to learn swimming. He was very scared but also excited to learn swimming. He requested his mother to teach him swimming. After hearing this, she got very happy and asked Ronaldo to get ready to learn his first lesson. She splashed Ronaldo in chilled water. Ronaldo at first was very frightened but after few minutes he started swimming by himself.

 

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