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English Workshop
1. Name the following.
The persons to whom Kailash Satyarthi gives the highest credit of his honour -
The greatest personalities from the land of Buddha -
The ‘Daughters’ of Kailash Satyarthi mentioned in his speech-
The foreign activists of equal rights, mentioned in the speech-
Ans: The answers to the above questions are given below:
Iqbal Masih from Pakistan, Kaalu Kumar, Dhoom Das and Adarsh Kishore from India.
Mahatma Gandhi and Guru Nanak
Shazia, Kayanat and Malala Yousafzai
Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela.
2. Mention the social issues highlighted by Kailash Satyarthi in his speech. One social issue is given for you.
(a) Child labour
Ans: The social issues highlighted by Kailash Satyarthi in his speech are:
Child labour
Child marriage
Illiteracy
Sexual abuse
Slavery
Trafficking
3. Complete the following diagram/chart.
Ans: The aim in the life of Kailash Satyarthi is that every child is free
To be a child
To grow and develop
To eat, sleep and see daylight
To laugh and cry
To play and learn
To dream
To go to school
4. Complete the following web-chart.
Incomplete Web
Ans: An appeal of Kailash Satyarthi is-
Let us march from ignorance to awakening
Let us march from darkness to light
Let us march from mortality to divinity
Let us democratise knowledge
Let us globalise compassion
Let us universalise justice
5. Find out the describing words used for the following nouns and make your own sentences by using any three combinations.
…………… sacrifice
…………… faces
…………… militia
…………… challenge
…………… globalisation
…………… agencies
Ans:
Supreme sacrifice: It would be an appropriate tribute and a constant reminder of their supreme sacrifice to all of us.
Beautiful faces: We would love to see your beautiful faces if you are a local of the Tri-State region.
Extremist militia: Extremist militia devastated Palestine.
Great challenge: Climate change is a great challenge that mankind is facing today.
Rapid globalization: Rapid globalisation has helped developing countries increase trade across the world.
Intergovernmental agencies: Various intergovernmental agencies work together to do the needful and assist during disasters.
6. Choose the correct option and write in front of the given word.
Divinity :
(i) goodness (ii) godliness (iii) god-fearing
Extremist :
(i) militant (ii) robber (iii) spy
Culminate :
(i) destroy (ii) succeed (iii) rise to a peak
Ans: (a) The correct option is (ii).
Divinity: godliness
(b) The correct option is (i).
Extremist: militant
(c) The correct option is (iii).
Culminate: rise to a peak
7. (A) What will you do in the following situations?
If you see a child working in a restaurant
If you find a child working at a construction site
If you find a child working at a brickwork site
If you come across a beggar child
Ans: The answers are given below:
I'll file a complaint with the Child Labor Act of 1986 against the owner.
I'll file a complaint at the neighbourhood police station and persuade them to transfer him to a neighbouring school.
I'll advise his parents to send him to a neighbouring school instead of doing that.
I'll explain to the kid that begging is not good. Along with emphasising the value of education, I will encourage him to attend class.
(B) Write any 2 efforts that you can make to enrol deprived children/ out of school children into a school. One is given for you.
I will persuade parents of such children to send them to school.
Ans: Following are efforts that I can make to enrol deprived children on a school:
To get them help, I would speak with an NGO.
To enrol the children, I would get in touch with the teachers of a nearby school.
I would teach them how to read and write by myself.
8. Today, it is time for every child to have a right to -
education, ……………., ……………….., ……………….., ………………..,
Ans: It is now necessary for every child to have the right to-
Education
Freedom
Equality
Dignity
Life
Healthy environment
Safety
Peace
9. Make a list of Indian Nobel Laureates.
Ans: A list of Indian Nobel Laureates is given below:
Name | Field | Year |
1. Rabindranath Tagore | Literature | 1913 |
2. C. V. Raman | Physics | 1930 |
3. Mother Teresa | Peace | 1979 |
4. Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar | Physics | 1983 |
5. Amartya Sen | Economics | 1998 |
6. Kailash Satyarthi | Peace | 2014 |
10. Make a list of prestigious awards in India.
Ans: There are two types of awards in India: Civilian awards and Highest gallantry awards. A list of prestigious awards in India is given below:
Civilian Awards | Highest Gallantry Awards |
Bharat Ratna | Param Vir Chakra |
Padma Vibhushan | Maha Vir Chakra |
Padma Bhushan | Vir Chakra |
Padma Shri | Ashok Chakra |
11. Make meaningful sentences by using the following phrases.
In the pursuit of
To be afraid of
To give up
Ans: Using the given phrases, the sentences are given below:
The majority of individuals spend a lot of time in the pursuit of making money.
Don't be afraid of expressing what you truly believe.
He finally gave up smoking after his wife convinced him.
12. Write minimum 5 hidden words of more than 4 letters from-‘intergovernmental’
Ans: Five hidden words of more than four letters from the word- ‘intergovernmental’ are:
Internal
Gentle
Metal
Government
Torment
Intern
13. Imagine your school invites Malala to preside over celebration of ‘Children’s Day’. Draft a welcome speech for this noble young girl. Gather her biodata from the Internet.
Ans: Respected Chairperson, Principal, educators, Malala Didi, our visitor today and all of my good friends.
To honour Children's Day, we have convened at this location. I'd prefer to keep my remarks about Children's Day brief on this momentous occasion. Children are an essential component of society, the family and the nation's future. We cannot overlook their ongoing presence and contribution to the lives of parents, teachers and other associated individuals.
God has blessed children and they win our hearts with their charming looks, innocent play and smile. Without them, life becomes incredibly dull and upsetting. Every year, this day is observed to honour all the children around the globe. On November 14, India honours the distinguished independence fighter and nation's first prime minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who was born on that date. The commemoration of this day serves as a reminder for us to give to the welfare of children, including their health, care and education. It is an opportunity to appreciate aspects of childhood traits. Children are viewed as the foundation of a strong country. They have the power to positively impact the country. They will be tomorrow's law-abiding citizens. They hold the power to direct the nation's progress. The commemoration of Children's Day serves as a reminder of their rights.
Children are the future leaders, thus they deserve respect, particular attention and protection from their parents, teachers and society as a whole. Do they truly appreciate it? In our country, they are being mistreated in a variety of ways by their family members, relatives, neighbours or other individuals. Government should work on it to make it easier for people to live happy lives. A Pakistani activist named Malala Didi campaigns for girls' education. She advocates for human rights, particularly the right of women and children to an education.
She has made us proud. If we follow in her footsteps on this blessed day, no female or kid will be sexually assaulted. She is here with us because she is an amazing inspiration. I believe I should end here since we are excited to hear her important opinions. Happy Children's Day to all of you and good luck in your future endeavours. I appreciate you taking the time to hear what I have to say.
Thank you!
14. Use the same words as a noun and a verb to make meaningful sentences.
March, honour, credit, stitch
Ans:
March- As a Noun: The workers started their march to show their displeasure with the plant owners.
As a verb: The pupils were marched to the playground by the physical education instructor.
Honour- As a Noun: A meal was planned in his honour.
As a verb: The actor was honoured with the Padma Shri award.
Credit- As a Noun: The bank turned down its request for credit.
As a verb: She has received an incorrect credit as the author.
Stitch-As a Noun: Eight stitches were required for the wound.
As a verb: The clothing was to be immediately stitched by the tailor.
Language Study
1. (a) Match the sentences given in part ‘A’ with the sentences given in part ‘B’.
Note the differences in structure.
‘A’ Part | ‘B’ Part |
(1) He was kidnapped by an extremist militia. | (a) They forced the child to kill his friends and family. |
(2) The child was forced to kill his friends and family. | (b) An extremist militia kidnapped him. |
Ans:
‘A’ Part | ‘B’ Part |
(1) He was kidnapped by an extremist militia. | (b) An extremist militia kidnapped him. |
(2) The child was forced to kill his friends and family. | (a) They forced the child to kill his friends and family. |
(b) Observe the following underlined phrases. Here ‘have /has’ are followed by the past participle form of the verb. This construction indicates the perfect present tense. Find more such sentences from the speech.
We have made progress in the last couple of decades.
We have prevented millions of child deaths.
It has happened.
………………………………………………………………….
………………………………………………………………….
………………………………………………………………….
Ans: Some of the examples from the speech are:
We have made progress in the last couple of decades.
We have prevented millions of child deaths.
It has happened.
We have reduced child mortality.
We have utterly failed our children.
I have never thought about it.
(c) In the following sentences the underlined words are called infinitives. Find such examples from the speech and underline the infinitives.
Every child is free to grow.
I refuse to accept that all the laws and constitutions, police and judges are unable to protect our children.
………………………………………………………………….
………………………………………………………………….
………………………………………………………………….
………………………………………………………………….
Ans: Some of the examples from the speech are:
Every child is free to grow.
I refuse to accept that all the laws and constitutions, police and judges are unable to protect our children.
Every child is free to laugh and cry.
A child is free to dream.
Every child is free to go to school.
Every child is free to grow and develop.
(d) Pick from the lesson, the Antonyms of
ignorance X …………..
deny X …………..
well- known X …………..
Immortality X …………..
Violence X …………..
Slavery X …………..
Ans: The Antonyms are:
ignorance X knowledge
deny X accept
well- known X unknown
Immortality X mortality
Violence X peace
Slavery X liberty
(e) Do as directed.
(i) Make nouns of the following.
deliberate | delibration |
prescribe | …………………. |
distant | …………………. |
organize | …………………. |
voilent | …………………. |
tolerant | …………………. |
extreme | …………………. |
educate | …………………. |
globalise | …………………. |
Ans: Nouns are as follows:
deliberate | delibration |
prescribe | prescription |
distant | distance |
organize | organization |
voilent | voilence |
tolerant | tolerance |
extreme | extremism |
educate | education |
globalize | globalization |
(ii) Make verbs of the following.
Democratic | Democratise |
Universal | |
Global |
Ans: The verbs are as follows:
Democratic | Democratise |
Universal | Universalise |
Global | Globalise |
(f) Change the following sentences to the other Degrees of Comparison, without changing meaning.
(a) The biggest challenge knocking on the doors of human kind is fear and
intolerance.
No other challenge knocking ………………………………………… as big as ………………………………………….
Fear and intolerance are bigger …………………………………………….
Ans:
No other challenge Knocking on the doors of humankind is as big as fear and intolerance.
Fear and intolerance are bigger than any other obstacle knocking on the doors of humankind
(b) The Nobel Prize is one of the greatest honours in the world.
Very few honours ………………………………………………………….
The Nobel Prize is greater than ………………………………………………………….
Ans:
Very few honours in the world are as great as the Nobel Prize.
The Nobel Prize is greater than any other honour in the world.
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