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English  Year 4  Comprehension – Section A
             	 1.	 Which is the most suitable characteristic      C	 He  screamed  because  he  wanted
                   to describe Jeevan?                                attention.
                   A	 Intelligent    C	 Hardworking               D	 He  screamed  because  his  teacher
                   B	  Funny         D	 Mischievous                   did not allow him to observe insects.

             	 2.	 Why were they in the school compound?     	 4.	 What does ‘to	turn	over	a	new	leaf’ mean?
                   A	 To observe insects                          A	 Change into a leaf
                   B	  To enjoy an outdoor activity               B	  Play with everyone
                   C	 To play in the school compound              C	 Become a better person
                   D	 The  teacher  did  not  want  them  to      D	 Observe insects on a leaf
                       study in the school compound
                                                             	 5.	 What is the value learnt from the story?
             	 3.	 Why did Jeevan scream?                         A	 Teachers are very smart.
                   A	 He  screamed  because  the  praying         B	  We should laugh at others.
                       mantis landed on his arm.                  C	 We should not be naughty.
                   B	  He  screamed  because  his  friends        D	 Classmates are not our friends.
                       laughed at him.


                Practice    5

             Read the speech below carefully and answer the questions that follow.


                    Good morning, pupils. Today, I would like to talk about safety precautions while staying
               home alone. Staying home alone can be risky. A safe precaution for you is to keep the doors
               and window locked. Although it is unlikely that someone might break in, it is better	to	be	safe
               than	sorry. You should also decide with your parents on what to do in case the phone rings or
               if there is someone knocking at the door when you are alone at home.
                    Apart  from  that,  you  might  also  have  some  other  kinds  of  emergencies  such  as  an
               overflowing toilet, a fire or even you or your siblings getting injured. Hence, you should know:
               •  the emergency numbers
               •  your address and contact number
               •  the name, address, and contact number of your parents’ workplace, of your trusted neighbour
                  and of another emergency contact person such as your grandparents or family’s friend
                   Staying alone can be dangerous. However, if you are prepared, you should be safe.


             	 1.	 The  speech  is  most  probably  delivered   	 3.	 From  the  speech,  we  know  that
                   at the          .                                        .
                   A	 field          C	 netball court             A	 children  should  not  stay  alone  at
                   B	  classroom     D	 the school hall               home
                                                                  B	  children  should  know  their  parents’
             	 2.	 What is the speech about?                          phone numbers
                   A	 Children who live alone.                    C	 children  who  are  alone  at  home
                   B	  Doors and windows.                             must always let strangers in
                   C	 What to do in case of emergency.            D	 children  who  are  alone  at  home
                   D	 Ways  to  keep  safe  when  staying             must always answer the phone
                       home alone.




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