Jesus To Supper (Lesson 12) Questions and Answers Class 5 Bihar Bengal Board. BSEB English Textbook Blossoms Class 5 Jesus To Supper all activity solutions.
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A. WARMER:
1. Have you ever heard of Jesus? If yes, say a few words about him.
Answer - Yes, I have heard of Jesus. He is God of the Christians. Jesus was the son of Mother Mary. He was a shepherd. He was very loving and caring. He loved all the creatures. He also loved to speak truth. He was hanged on the cross for speaking truth. Jesus was born on 25th December. Christians celebrate 25th December, the birthday of Jesus, with great pomp and show.
2. Do you remember any act of kindness which you have done to your neighbour, friend, relative or any poor person? Talk about one such incident/act.
Answer - Once, a poor boy came to our house. He was hungry. He was also shivering with cold. I gave him some food to eat. He thanked me. Then, I gave him my sweater to wear. Now, he looked very much obliged. My heart and soul was pleased with this act
B. LET'S THINK AND TELL:
B.1. Answer the following questions in a word or phrase:
1. To which part of the day was Jesus Christ invited to have meals?
Answer - At night
2. Why did the old woman b.ve her share of food to the beggar?
Answer - Out of pity
3. How did the old man treat the boy?
Answer - Nicely and kindly
4. Why did the old man agree to give the boy his share of food?
Answer - He was generous.
B.2. Say 'yes' for the true and 'no' for the false statements.
Answer -
(a) The couple was kind-hearted. [Yes]
(b) Jesus had his supper with the couple. [Yes]
(c) The old beggar asked the couple for some clothes. [No]
(d) The couple could feed the entire town. [No]
(e) The old man gave his share of food to the beggar. [No]
C. LET'S THINK AND WRITE:
C.1. Answer the following questions:
1. Why didn't the little boy stay in the old couple's home?
Answer - The little boy was no one but Jesus himself. He had come to test the old couple. So, he could not stay in the old couple's home. He had to come back there again as Jesus.
2. "I've already been here twice", Jesus replied. Name the two occasions when he came to their house and in what appearance did he come there.
Answer - The two occasions when Jesus came to the old couple's home were at first, he had come in the appearance of an old beggar. The second time he came in the appearance of a poor little boy.
3. Why do you think Jesus came to the house of the old couple in different appearances?
Answer - Jesus came to the house of the old couple in different appearances to test them. He wanted to test if they were kind or not. He wanted to know the old couple's nature.
C.2. Rewrite the following sentences in the order in which they appear in the story:
I've already been here twice.
Answer - They invited Jesus Christ to supper.
They kept the fire going.
Answer - He was late in coming.
An old beggar came to the door.
Answer - An old beggar came to the door.
A poor little boy came along.
Answer - A poor little boy came along.
They invited Jesus Christ to supper.
Answer - They kept the fire going.
He was late in coming.
Answer - I've already been here twice.
D. LET'S INCREASE WORD POWER:
D. 1. Pick out opposite words from the story and write them on the space given along:
Answer -
| Words | Opposite words from the story |
| Refuse (Para 1) | accept |
| very little (Para 2) | enough |
| Warm (Para 3) | cold |
| take off (Para 4) | put on |
| Fearless (Para 5) | afraid |
D.2. Match the expressions/phrases in column A with those in column B to complete the sense.
Answer -
| A | B |
| afford to | to be able to spend |
| to come along | to arrive |
| let him have | allow him to take |
| feel pity | have mercy |
| to put on | to wear |
| to keep the fire going | to keep the food warm |
E. LET'S LEARN GRAMMAR:
E.1. Some and Any:
We use 'some' with uncountable nouns and plural nouns to talk about a quantity of something or a number of people or things without being precise. We normally use 'some' in affirmative sentences.
Some trains are running late.
I have left some food for you in the fridge.
There's some chocolate cake over there.
The basket has some mangoes in it.
We use "some" in questions when we expect the answer to be "yes", for example in offers or requests.
Would you like some coffee?
Could you give me some examples?
We can use "some" with singular noun when we do not know which person or thing is involved, or you think it does not matter.
Some man phoned, but he didn't leave his 'number. Is there some problem?
Any:
We use "any" in front of plural and uncountable nouns to talk about a quantity of something that may or may not exist. We normally use "any" in questions and negative sentences.
Are there any apples in the basket?
I didn't sing any songs.
We use "any" with a singular noun to emphasize that it does atter which person or thing is involved.
Any dictionary will do.
Jo can use "no" with an affirmative verb instead of "not not matter which any"
There aren't any tomatoes left. There are no tomatoes left.
We can also use "not" and "any" or "no" with a comparative.
Anil's bicycle isn't any better than Anita's.
Anil's bicycle is no better than Anita's.
E.1.1. Choose the correct alternative.
Answer -
(a) You can't buy anyposters in this shop.
(b) Peter has bought somenew books.
(c) You should eat somefresh fruit.
(d) He never does anywork.
(e) I'm looking for somegood music.
(f) There are someapples on the table.
(g) She always takes somesugar with her coffee.
(h) I have somemagazines for you.
(i) There aren't any pencils in my bag.
(j) Here are somecornflakes, but there isn't any milk.
(k) Can I have someoranges?
(l) Did you see somedolphins in the Ganges?
(m) Would you like somemore tea?
F. LET'S TALK
Work in groups and tell one another what you eat during six meals a day:
Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, High Tea, Dinner, Supper
You can ask and answer each other the following questions:
Question: What time of the day do you take breakfast?
Answer: I usually take breakfast at 8 a.m.
Question: What do you prefer to eat in breakfast?
Answer: I prefer bread and omelet and a glass of milk.
Answer -
Question: When do you take your lunch?
Answer: I take my lunch at 11 am.
Question: What do you prefer to eat at lunch?
Answer: I prefer to eat rice, dal, vegetable and salad at lunch.
Question: What do you prefer to eat for dinner?
Answer: I prefer to take roti, vegetable and curd at dinner.
G. LET'S WRITE:
G.1. Write three 'Do's' and three ‘Don'ts' to show respect and attention to our guests
Answer - Do's:
(i) We should be polite to our guests.
(ii) We should take care of our guests.
(iii) We should welcome ( ) our guests with a genuine smile.
(iv) We should serve snacks or food to our guests gently ( ).
Dont's:
(i) We should not ignore our guests.
(ii) We should not talk loudly with them.
(iii) We should not misbehave in front of our guests.
(iv) We should never insult our guests.
G.2. Write a short paragraph on 'Atithi Devo Bhava' based on the impression you got from the story.
Answer -
Atithi Devo Bhawa
Guests are honored as god in our culture. Even if an enemy comes to our house, he should be welcomed properly. We should try to give our best to our guests. We should behave politely with our guests. Proper honor should be given to them. We should never misbehave with our guests.
H. ACTIVITY:
H.1. List some of the ways in which we can show respect to others. Here are some of them:
Treat them well.
Listen to them carefully
Don't be arrogant.
Greet them appropriately.
Answer -
Pay respect to them."
Serve them properly.
Welcome them with a smile.
Take care of them.
Be polite to them.
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