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    DecomPosiTion                                            A    A
                                                                                     (b)  sunset, dusk, nightfall
                      6.   Identify the correct parts of the activity:       A    A
                                                                                    (c)  midnight, night-time
                         Boats → Flowers → Dreams                            A    A
                                                                                     (d)  noon, midday
     Paper Boats         What do they represent?                        absTracT Thinking
                              A
                         A
                                 (a)  work, study, play
                         A    A                                           9.   What feeling does the poet express?
                                 (b)  action, imagination, dreams

                                                                                     (a)  fear
                         A    A                                              A    A
                                (c)  food, water, shelter
                                                                                     (b)  anger
     computational thinking quest  A A                                       A    A
                                 (d)  school subjects
                                                                                    (c)  creativity and wonder
                      7.   Break the poem into main parts:                   A    A
     Tick ( ) the correct option.
                         Action → Hope → Dream                               A    A
                                                                                     (d)  sadness
                         Which option matches?
                         A    A                                          10.  Why does the poet use words like ‘dawn’ and
                                 (a)  writes name → hopes someone
                                                                             ‘midnight’?
                                   finds → dreams at night
                                                                                     (a)  to confuse readers
                         A    A                                              A    A
                                 (b)  plays → eats → sleeps
                                                                                     (b)  to describe different times and
                         A    A                                              A    A    create imagery
                                (c)  runs → jumps → falls
                         A    A                                              A    A
                                 (d)  reads → writes → learns
                                                                                    (c)  to show only night
                      8.   Identify the correct grouping: Which words        A    A
                                                                                     (d)  to describe people
                         belong to ‘morning’?
                         A    A
                                 (a)  dawn, sunrise, daybreak

                                        Meera uses old newspapers, colours, and leaves to make beautiful art instead of
                                        throwing them away. She enjoys the process and shares it with her friends.
                                        What skill is Meera showing?

                                               (a)  wastefulness                      (b)  laziness

                                               (c)  carelessness                      (d)  creativity and innovation

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