NCERT Solutions for Class 4 English Santoor Chapter 10 The Swing

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See AnswerWhen the swing goes over the wall, the poet sees rivers, trees, cattle and the entire countryside.

See AnswerYes, the poet enjoys swings very much. The lines “Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing, Ever a child can do!” tell us that the poet finds swinging to be the most enjoyable activity a child can do.

See AnswerThe poet says the air is blue because when we look up at the sky, it appears blue. When swinging high up, the poet is surrounded by the blue sky.

See AnswerYes, I have seen swings in the park near my home and in my school playground. The ones in the park are made of metal chains with a plastic seat, while the one in school is made of ropes with a wooden plank as a seat.

See AnswerWhen I’m up in the air on a swing, I would like to see the entire park, treetops, birds flying, children playing below and the beautiful sky above me. I might also see houses and roads in the distance.

Jeevan waited.
Jeevan waited for the bus.
Jeevan waited for the bus all morning.

Jeevan waited for the bus all morning in the rain.
Jeevan waited for the bus all morning in the rain because his scooter was in the garage being
repaired.

Frame a set of sentences as shown in the example. Make sure that each sentence is longer than the
previous one.

See AnswerFrame a set of sentences as shown in the example:
I play.
I play cricket.
I play cricket with my friends.
I play cricket with my friends every evening.
I play cricket with my friends every evening in the school ground.

Answer:

a) Now, read aloud the tongue twister by making an ‘O’ shape with your lips while pronouncing
the ‘W’ sound. Repeat it 4–5 times.

b) Read aloud the following words. Remember to make an ‘O’ shape with your mouth while pronouncing ‘W’.

fever,  fewer,  valley,  white.  vine
wise, win, wait,  vet,  wet
See AnswerWords to practice with the ‘W’ sound (making an ‘O’ shape):
white
wise
win
wait
wet

Your teacher will read out the poem again. Listen carefully and make a list of words that rhyme. You may add two more words of your choice as well.

Answer:

The word ‘pleasantest’ means enjoyable. There are many things that people enjoy doing.

See AnswerIn my free time, I enjoy reading storybooks about adventures and magic. I also like drawing pictures of nature and animals. Playing outdoor games like hide and seek with my friends is very exciting for me. Sometimes, I help my mother in the kitchen and learn how to make simple dishes. On weekends, I like watching cartoon shows and solving puzzles. These activities make me happy and help me learn new things.

1. There is a ladybug _________ the two flower pots. (between)
2. A butterfly is flying ________ the flower. (above)
3. A honeybee is sitting _________ the flower. (on)
4. The water can is __________ the flower pots. (beside)
5. An ant is walking ________ the leaf. (on)
6. A caterpillar is walking ________ a flowerpot. (behind)
7. A leaf has fallen _______ the flower pot.  (under)
See Answer1. There is a ladybug between the two flower pots.
2. A butterfly is flying above the flower.
3. A honeybee is sitting on the flower.
4. The watering can is behind the flower pots.
5. An ant is walking beside the leaf.
6. A caterpillar is walking in front of a flowerpot.
7. A leaf has fallen under the flower pot.

Ask students to draw a magical swing that can take them anywhere (outer space, a jungle, a book world).
Then, write a short paragraph about the adventure.

Answer:
My magical swing has rainbow ropes and a cloud-shaped seat. It takes me to the moon, where I see stars, planets and Earth. I explore moon craters, collect moon rocks and return home happily.

There are some festivals or months in which people like swinging on swings. Collect some information about those festivals or months, and share it with the class.
See AnswerFestivals or months when people like swinging on swings:
In India, swings are very popular during the monsoon season. During Teej, women enjoy colorful swings and sing traditional songs. During Sawan, people enjoy swinging under green trees. In Gujarat, swings are decorated with flowers during Navratri. These traditions bring joy and celebrate nature and good seasons.

Class 4 English Marigold Solutions

This is the poetic form of a story of a boy by John Keats. The naughty boy went to Scotland to see the people see people on the ground, the song that is joyous, the red cherry, wooden heavy door, he was in England standing as strong as England is standing. Now he is thinking that he is traveled.

This story is taken from the Story of Pinocchio. There was a carpenter who bought a piece of wood so when he was working on it the wood started laughing and then the carpenter made a wooden puppet face. So when the eyes were completed it started to move and the carpenter was surprised and then when he finished the face.

He took the carpenter’s wig and put it on his head. Then when the carpenter turn around his nose and tongue grew more. Carpenter made the legs and hands and taught Pinocchio to walk and go to school. But there he was always misbehaving and looking for fun and ran away.

When the carpenter asked him the reason he is not going he told him a lie. Then his nose grew more and he understood that whenever he is misbehaving or telling a lie his nose is growing. Then he promised himself that he will never lie and he is happy to be a real person.