CLASS 5 || SUBJECT - ENGLISH || CHAPTER 1 || ICE-CREAM MAN ||

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CHAPTER 1

ICE-CREAM MAN

 

1.  In which season is ice cream popular?

Ice-cream is popular in summer season.

 

2.  Who feels joyful on seeing the Ice-cream Man?

Children feel joyful on seeing the ice-cream man.

 

3.  Name the different flavours of ice cream the Ice-cream Man has in his cart.

The ice-cream man has vanilla, chocolate and strawberry flavours of ice-cream in his cart.

 

4.  What are the two things that the Ice-cream Man is selling?

The ice-cream man is selling ice-cream and chilled drinks from the bottles of frosty-fizz.

 

5.  What is the ice-cream cart compared to in the poem?

The ice-cream has been compared to a flower bed in the poem.

 

6.  Having an ice cream on a hot summer day is exciting and enjoyable. Write about some of the exciting and enjoyable things that one can do in the winter season.

a.  We can go for ice-skating in winter season.

b.  We can do ice climbing.

c.  We can play ice hockey.

d.  We can engage in doglegging activities.

e.  We can go for ski jumping.

 

7.  List as many summer activities as you can.

a.  Play cards

b.  Play scribble

c.  River rafting

d.  Ice Skating

e.  Swimming

8.  Write a report on different brands of ice creams available in your area.

Ice-cream in the corner

Ice-cream is one of the favourite desserts of almost everyone. Ice-cream is available in a number of flavours. There are number of ice-cream brands available in my area. Some of them are Amul, Mother Dairy, Vadilal, Gelato Vinto. Chocolate Marshmallow and Strawberry are the common flavours of ice-cream in each of the brands. According to the survey taken, Amul’s ‘Kesar Pista’ flavoured ice-cream is sold the most in the market. It comes at Rs. 80. Mother Dairy’s ‘Chocolate Fudge’ ice-cream is sold the most in the market. Its price is Rs. 110. According to me, Vanilla ice-cream is the most popular of all of them. It is enjoyed almost by everyone.

 

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