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Our Runaway Kite Class 10 Question Answer

Our Runaway Kite Question Answer

Unit – 1

Comprehension exercises

1. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

(a) The keeper of the Big Half Moon Lighthouse is –

      (i) Aunt Esther

      (ii) Father ✔

      (iii) Claude

      (iv) Dick

(b) The family moved over to the mainland in –

      (i) summer

      (ii) spring

      (iii) monsoon

      (iv) winter 

(c) When asked about relations, Father looked –

      (i) happy

      (ii) angry

      (iii) sorrowful 

      (iv) irritated

2. Fill in the chart with information from the text:

(a) name of the island

Big Half Moon

(b) age of Claude

twelve years

(c) the game played by Claude and the narrator

Pirate Caves

 

3. State whether the following statements are True or False. Provide sentences / phrases / words in support of your answer:

(i) People felt that Claude and the narrator were lonesome in the island. 【T

Supporting Statement: They said we mist be so lonesome over there, with no other children near us.

(ii) Claude and the narrator quarreled. F

Supporting Statement: Claude and I never quarrelled.

(iii) Nobody on the mainland had relations. F

Supporting Statement: Everybody on the mainland had relations.

Our Runaway Kite Class 10 Question Answer

Unit – 2

Comprehension exercises

4. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

(a) In summer the Big Half Moon is always –

      (i) lovely 

      (ii) unpleasant

      (iii) boring

      (iv) dull

(b) Back on the island, Claude and the narrator made plenty of –

      (i) puppets

      (ii) masks

      (iii) kites 

      (iv) envelopes

(c) The kite was patched with a –

      (i) newspaper

      (ii) letter 

      (iii) envelope

      (iv) card

5. Complete the following sentences with information from the text:

(i) A boy on the mainland showed Claude how to make the kites.

(ii) On the kite Claude and the narrator pasted gold tinsel stars all over it.

(iii) Claude was standing with a bit of cord in his hand, looking foolish.

6. Fill in the chart with information from the text:

Statement

Reason

(a) The narrator’s elbow went through the kite.

The narrator tripped and fell over the rocks.

(b) Claude and the narrator hurried to fix the kite.

They wanted to send the kite up before the wind fell.

(c) The kite soared.

The wind was glorious.

 

Question Answer of Our Runaway Kite

Unit – 3

Comprehension exercises

7. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences:

(a) A letter came for father after a –

      (i) day

      (ii) week

      (iii) fortnight

      (iv) month 

(b) Father left home after quarrelling with his –

      (i) brother 

      (ii) sister

      (iii) aunt

      (iv) uncle

(c) Dick and Mimi discovered the kite on the top of a –

      (i) roof

      (ii) tree 

      (iii) lighthouse

      (iv) light post

8. Fill in the chart with information from the text:

(a) person who sent the letter

Aunt Esther.

(b) name of Aunt Esther’s mother

Philippa.

(c) total number of family members in the narrator’s family at present

Six members.

9. Answer the following questions:

(a) What did Father find when he went back home years afterward?

Answer: When father went back home years afterward, he found his brother had died and he couldn't find his sister.

(b) Where did Aunt Esther live?

Answer: Aunt Esther lived hundreds of miles inland with Mimi and Dick.

(c) Why did Aunt Esther turn pale?

Answer: Aunt Esther turned pale because she saw the kite patched with the letter which she had once written to her brother.

Grammar in use

10. Change the following sentences into questions, as directed:

(a) Shankha lives in Alipurduar. (Information question using ‘where’)

Answer: Where does Shankha live?

(b) They have gone to a picnic. (Interrogative sentence using ‘where’)

Answer: Where have they gone?

(c) I went to school yesterday. (Simple question using ‘did’)

Answer: Didn't I go to school yesterday?

(d) Tia studies in class X. (Information question using ‘which’)

Answer: Which class does Tia study in?

Writing Activities

11. Suppose your bicycle has a sudden tyre puncture on your way to school. You have taken the cycle to a repair shop. Write an imaginary dialogue (within 100 words) between the shopkeeper and you.

Me: Hello, can you help me?
Shopkeeper: Yes, what's the matter?
Me: The tyre of my cycle has been punctured on the way. Will you please repair it? I have to reach school in time.
Shopkeeper: Yes, please give me some time. I will fix it.
Me: Please fix it quickly.
Shopkeeper: Don't worry. You will reach your school in time.
Me: Thank you. How much will it cost?
Shopkeeper: 10 rupees only.
Me: Fine. You may start your work.
Shopkeeper: I will repair it quickly.
Me: Thank you so much.

12. Write a story (within 100 words) using the given hints. Give a title to the story.
[crow sitting on a tree – piece of meat in its beak – fox passing under the tree – wants the meat – asks the crow to sing – crow keeps meat under its feet and sings – fooled, fox leaves.]

A Clever Crow and a Fox
Once a crow lived in a tree. One day it sat on a tree nearby a meat shop. It saw a piece of meat beside the meat shop. It picked the piece of meat up in its beak and flied to the tree. A fox was passing under the tree. It saw the piece of meat in the crow's beak. It wanted to eat the meat. It made a plan. The fox asked the crow to sing. The crow understood the fox's cunning. The crow kept the meat under its feet and started to sing. The fox was not successful in its plan. Being fooled, the fox went away.

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