NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English Honeycomb Chapter 2 A Gift of Chappals

Meena told Mridu that she has a kitten in her backyard inside a torn football lined with sacking and filled with sand. They found him outside the gate in the morning.

To get milk for the kitten, Ravi told Patti that he was hungry when she saw him with a glass of milk. Patti got suspicious so Ravi had to drink most of the milk in the glass and said that he would was the tumbler by himself. After that, he ran and poured the remaining milk into the coconut shell and then ran back to wash the tumbler before Patti got more suspicious.

He said the kitten’s ancestors was the Mahabalipuram Rishi-Cat, which was the emblem of the Pallava dynasty. The Mahabalipuram Rishi-Cat was descendants of the cat-goddess of Egypt. No, I do not believe him.

Mridu was startled and Mahendran was frightened to listen to the kreeching sound. When asked, Ravi told it was Lalli learning to play Violin.

The music mater’s note seemed to float up and settle perfectly into the invisible tracks of melody. It was like the wheel of the train fitting smoothly into the rails and whizzing along. This sentence in the text expresses the idea that the music master is making lovely music.

No, the beggar had not come to Rukku Manni’s house for the first time because Patti said to Tapi that he had been coming to the house on daily basis for the past week, and was time for him to find another house to beg from.

Generally, the V-shaped eyebrow is formed when a person is angry. Thus, this suggests that Rukku Manni was in angry mood when she came to know about the missing chappal of the music teacher.

As seen from the window, the music teacher looked like bony figure. He had a mostly bald head with a fringe of oiled black hair falling around his ears and an old fashioned tuft. He also wore a gold chain that gleamed around his leathery neck along with a diamond ring glittering on his hand gliding up and down the stem of the violin. A large foot stuck out from beneath his gold-bordered veshti edge. He was beating time on the floor with the scrawny big toe.

Mridu concluded that the beggar had no money to buy chappals because he had pink, peeling blisters on his bare feet.

She suggested Meena and Ravi about the pair of an old slipper which they could give to the beggar.

The music mater was very happy on forgetting new chappals of Gopu Mama but he tried not to look happy to others because he wanted to show that his own slippers were very expensive and branded one. He did not want to reveal his happiness on getting the slippers.

On getting the gift of new chappals the beggar vanished in a minute because he did not want to lose the gift of those chappals. His feet were blistered and he couldn’t have anything better from that house. It was a blessing in disguise for the beggar.

Every day when Gopu Mama used to come back home, he always used to be in a hurry to throw his shoes and socks away and get into his chappals. Rukku Manni began laughing thinking about the reaction of her husband after hearing the whole incident about them giving his new pair of chappal to the music teacher.

The teacher would talk to the student who would not be dressed in the school uniform while coming to the School, write a note in the dairy.