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    The document is an English lesson from Class 3 at Salmiya Indian Model School in Kuwait. It includes new vocabulary words, antonyms, sentences using new words, and questions about a story where a boy visits his uncle and is surprised by the noise of Diwali celebrations in the city. The questions are about how the fireworks frightened the dogs the night before but now they are happy.

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    The document is an English lesson from Class 3 at Salmiya Indian Model School in Kuwait. It includes new vocabulary words, antonyms, sentences using new words, and questions about a story where a boy visits his uncle and is surprised by the noise of Diwali celebrations in the city. The questions are about how the fireworks frightened the dogs the night before but now they are happy.

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    SALMIYA INDIAN MODEL SCHOOL, KUWAIT

    Subject: English Class: III

    Date: 01.09.20

    L-2 A Carpet of Crackers

    I. New Words:

    1. surroundings

    2. received

    3. buildings

    4. journey

    5. hawkers

    6. decorate

    7. remember

    8. frightened

    9. celebrate

    10. thought

    II. Give one word:

    1. people who call out what they are selling and go from place to place to sell their
    goods - hawkers

    III. Antonyms:

    1. small x big

    2. quiet x loud

    3. broad x narrow
    4. tall x short

    5. far x near

    6. morning x evening

    7. noise x silence

    8. night x day

    IV. Frame Sentences:

    1. broad – He spoke with a broad Australian accent.

    2. hawkers – The sidewalks are filled with hawkers selling vegetables.

    3. receive – It is better to give than to receive.

    4. frightened- I was so frightened when the police called.

    V. Answer the following questions:

    Q.1 ‘There is so much noise in your city, Uncle.’ Who said this and why?

    A.1 Rachit said this to his Uncle Pritpal because he did not like the noises made by
    the cars, buses and autorickshaws in Lucknow.

    Q.2 On Diwali, what was the pretty sight that Rachit saw?

    A.2 On Diwali, Rachit saw all the houses decorated with lights which looked very
    pretty.

    Q.3 Why did everyone cover their ears with their hands?

    A.3 Everyone covered their ears with their hands because there were so many
    types of noises like whiz, wheee, crack, boooom while bursting crackers.

    Q.4 ‘Those crackers frightened them yesterday. They are happy now.’

    a) Who is ‘them’?

    A. Dogs are referred as them.


    b) Why are ‘they’ happy now?

    A. They are happy now because those crackers frightened them yesterday.

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