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Read the lines from the poem and answer the following questions :

'Tall again?" said Dad.

"Funny joke"

Then he swung himself up

On a branch. It broke.

Dad landed wallop

Back on the deck.

Mum said, "Stop it,

You TI break your neck!"

"Rubbish!" said Dad.

"Now we Tl try Plan C.

Easy as winking

To a climber like me"

Questions:

(a) How many plans did dad try?

(b) What did the dad try to do?

(d) Why was Mum afraid?

(e) What happened to him?

OR

Read the lines and answer the following questions:

"The second way of putting out fire is to prevent oxygen from reaching it. No supply of oxygen means no fire. Small fires can be put out or 'smothered' with a damp blanket or a sack. This stops oxygen reaching the burning material. Sometimes, carbon dioxide is used to extinguish fire. It does not allow oxygen to reach the burning material. The third way of putting out a fir is to remove the heat.?

Questions:

(a) What is the second way of putting out fire?

(b) What is the third way of putting out fire?

(c) What prevents oxygen to reach the burning material?

(d) Which word in the passage is synonym to moist?

Answer:

(a) Dad tried three plans in all.

(b) Dad tried to climb the tree and bring the cat down.

(c) Mum was afraid because dad would break his neck.

(d) Dad got fainted.

OR

(a) The second way of putting out fire is to prevent oxygen from reaching it.

(b) The third way of putting out fire is to remove the heat.

(c) Carbon dioxide prevents oxygen to reach the burning material.

(d) ?damp?.