Q u e s t i o n : Why do the worker ants carry the grubs about?  
A  n  s  w e r:
The worker ants carry the grubs about for airing exercise and sunshine. 

five to six weeks

Ans: It takes five to six weeks for a grub to become a complete ant

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Examination Hall

__________ city

28 February 2020

Dear Anu

How are you? I am fine and wish the same for you. Your brother told me that you only study these days and don't play. I admit that your exams are approaching but this doesn't mean that you will not play at all. Do you know that if you stay static at one place and don't budge from your place, it will adversely affect your health. No play will also lead to obesity. Haven't you heard the proverb- 'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.'

I hope you understand the benefits of playing and will work on it.

In wait of your answer.

Pay my regards to uncle and aunt.

Your true friend

Shruti

    Films are often the representation of reality.They have gained popularity not only because they serve as a source of entertainment,but also play a crucial role in bringing a change in the society, by spreading awareness about different issues that are a matter of social concern.With the evolution of films, people's dependance on them have increased,because they are entertaining as well as educative.Films have an impact on people's way of living,opinions and behavioural patterns.

Part I

The story has half a dozen characters in it. Three of them are children – the narrator, his younger brother Nishad (Seven) and sister Maya. They become expert detectives. Their mother is a doctor with her clinic. Mr. Nath, the principal character and who lives in Shankar’s house alone, is under her treatment. Ramesh takes tea and meals from the restaurant to Nath’s room. Nath pays cash and also tips to the bearer well.

The children go ahead to collect information about Nath. They think Mr Nath is a mysterious person. He has no friend there. Nishad has a bit of sympathy for Nath. His approach in this case is sensible.

The narrator is sure that Mr. Nath is an escaped crook or criminal. Nishad is doubtful. He wants to discover the truth. And he collects a lot of information in the case. The narrator has got a ready answer to all Nishad’s doubts. He thinks that Nath is a rich man. He has perhaps got millions of rupees locked in some trunks in his room. He notes dark scars also on Nath’s face. Nath might have got them during a shot out with the police. But Nishad contradicts him. Mummy had told him that they were bum scars.

One day Seven goes alone to his Mamma’s clinic at Girgaum. He gets upset to see Mr. Nath who looks so thin, poor and starving. He goes to Nath’s room and puts a bar of chocolate in the man’s hand. He collects one more clue about Mr. Nath’s routine. Ramesh told him that on every Sunday he carries two lunches to Mr Nath’s room and the same visitor is with him each time.

The tall, fair and stout visitor talks a lot whereas Mr. Nath simply listens. But he cannot imagine that Nath is a crook.

Part II

The narrator makes a long list of all the information they have collected about their target. He reads it out to Nishad.

They don’t know what Mr. Nath’s first name is, they must discover it.

The other tenants at Shankar house say that Nath is mad, strange and unfriendly.

He doesn’t talk to anyone.

He is under Mamma’s medical treatment so he has to be polite to the children.

He receives no letters.

He has been living in Room 10 for more than a year. He doesn’t work to earn his livelihood.

He has no visitors Only on Sunday a fair, white man comes to him for lunch.

Food and tea are taken to his room by Ramesh from the restaurant distributors.

Nishad doesn’t pay much attention to the narrator’s list of facts. He only pities that the poor man is without any friend. The narrator argues that the Sunday visitor must be Nath’s partner in crime, and comes on Sunday to give a part of ill-gotten money to Mr. Nath. As for Ramesh, Mr. Nath bribes him to keep quiet about his criminal activities.

Nishad doesn’t quite agree with the narrator. He says he will not cooperate in their investigation if they did not stop calling Mr. Nath an escaped criminal. In his opinion, the purpose of their enquiry is to find out why Mr. Nath is so thin and lonely. He declares that he likes Mr. Nath and he will try to befriend him.

Maya is the narrator in the lesson ‘Expert Detectives.’

Does Nishad agree with Maya about Mr Nath? How does he feel about him?

Solution:

No, Nishad doesn’t agree with Maya about Mr Nath. He feels bad for Mr Nath because he thinks that he is a poor and lonely man.

He also feels that he is a generous man because he gives tips to Ramesh regularly. He is determined to find why he is so thin and lonely.

Solution:

Maya thinks that Mr Nath is a crook because he doesn’t talk to anyone and has no friends. She believes that his scars are result of shoot-out with police.

He doesn’t work anywhere and sits at home all the day and there are no visitors at his place except the Sunday morning guest.

He is not bothered about his meals and pays the money in cash. She thinks that the Sunday visitor is his partner in the crime. He keeps the money from the loot and comes to give Mr Nath his share

1. What trees does Mr Wonka mention? Which tree does he say lives the longest?
2. How long does this tree live? Where can you find it?

Solution:

1. Mr Wonka mentions fir, oak, cedar and Bristlecone pine trees lives the longest.
2. Bristlecone pine lives for over 4000 years and one can find them upon the slopes of Wheeler Peak in Nevada, USA.

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Soapy was a homeless and jobless man. He needed a place to stay comfortably for three months during the approaching winter. He could get food and shelter at the houses of his known persons but he did not like to answer their odd questions and lose his freedom. He was a man of ego and considered himself a gentleman. He preferred to go to prison where he would follow the rules but live his own life. He made many attempts to get arrested. His luck failed at the restaurants. He was thrown outside but was not handed over to the police. He broke the glass of a window and stole an umbrella. He was arrested only after he had determined to lead an honourable life.

The trees that Mr Wonka mentioned are the Douglas fir, the oak, and the cedar. He said that a tree called Bristlecone pine lives the longest.

Mahabalipuram Rishi-Cat

a N S W ER
 the kitten’s ancestors was the Mahabalipuram Rishi-Cat, which was the emblem of the Pallava dynasty and the Mahabalipuram Rishi-Cat was descendants of the cat-goddess of Egypt.

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