English (6A) A Harappan Adventure

Find the proper noun in the sentence

The girls kept looking around as they ran, but could see no sign of Ambar.

• Girls

• Ambar

• Sign

• Around

Tags

BB - Proper Noun

Find the male gender of the underlined noun

The bride and ____ had exchanged flower garlands.

• Groom

• Prince

• King

• Emperor

Tags

BB - Gender Noun

In the market, there were terracotta toys like rams and bulls, which appealed to the younger children. There were also lovely wooden whistles in animal shapes on display.

What materials were used to make toys during the Indus Valley civilisation era?

• Ivory and metal

• Glass and mudbrick

• Terracotta and wood

• Leather and shell

Tags

BB - R&C

State if the underlined nouns are countable or uncountable

A trader brought the much-prized blue lapis lazuli stones used in jewellery.

• Countable, uncountable

• Uncountable, countable

• Countable, countable

• Uncountable, Uncountable

Tags

B - Countable & uncountable Noun

Find the correct collective noun

In the corner of the maidan, amidst a ____ of neem trees, was the bazaar.

• Troupe

• Cluster

• Crowd

• Crew

Tags

B - Collective Noun

Fill in the blank

Ambar had sharp features and short dark hair, like his ____ from the north.

• Ancestor

• Ancestorss

• Ancestors

Tags

B - Singular/plural

Fill in the blank with the correct article

Avani's ancestors were from __ hills.

• Them

• The

• A

• An

Tags

B - Articles

Avani sat alone on the small raft, her heart thudding wildly against her ribs, and threw the rope over a boulder. She had come alone to 'Bhoot Byet' or Ghost Island, the name she and her friends had given the little bit of land they could see when they were out on the river.

Where had Avani travelled to secretly?

• City

• Bhoot Byet

• Himalayas

• Desert

Tags

B - R&C

Find the abstract noun

Avani and her friends had solved the mystery and rescued Ketaki.

• Mystery

• Rescued

• Friends

• Avani

Tags

P - Abstract Noun

Identify the degree of comparison

Ravi the potter made the most number of plates and bowls on his potter's wheel.

• Comparative

• Positive

• Superlative

Tags

P - Degree of comparison