CLASS - 4|| SUBJECT - ENGLISH || LESSON - 1 || PIPPI LONGSTOCKING ||

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LESSON – 1

PIPPI LONGSTOCKING

WORD MEANINGS:-

Enter            -     प्रवेश करना

Wondering             -           सोच

Exciting                  -           उत्तेजित करनेवाला

Remarkable      -           उत्कृष्ट

Unusual                  -           असामान्य

Courage                  -           साहस

Strange                   -           अनोखा

 

1.  What was the name of Piipi’s house?

The name of Pippi’s house was Villa Villekulla.

 

2.  What were Tommy and Annika thinking while standing by their gate?

They were thinking about: what they should do; whether anything exciting was likely to happen, or whether it was going to be one of those dull days when they couldn’t think of anything to play.

 

3.  What was unusual about how Pippi went on her morning walk?

The unusual thing about Pippi’s morning walk was that she walked with one foot in the gutter and one foot on the sidewalk/pavement. On the way back, she walked backwards.

 

4.  Which three countries did Pippi say she has been to?

Three places mentioned are the Congo, Egypt, and South America.

 

5.  Where were Pippi’s parents?

Pippi’s mother was dead and her father was on a cannibal island.

 

6.  What did Annika say to Pippi about lying?

Annika told Pippi that it is wicked to lie.

 

7.  What did Tommy realize while he was speaking to Pippi?

 While he was speaking to Pippi, Tommy realised that he was not going to have one of those dull days. Meeting Pippi was something new and exciting in his life.

 

8.  What was the name of Pippi’s pet monkey?

Pippi’s pet monkey’s name is Mr Nilsson.

 

9.  How do we know that the pet monkey was polite?

We know that the pet monkey was polite because he takes off his hat and bows politely.

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