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The document summarizes Chapter 10 of the NCERT Class 4 English textbook. It provides answers to comprehension questions about the story of Pinocchio, including what the carpenter made from wood and named Pinocchio. It also gives word exercises like making words from "PINOCCHIO" and opposites. Further questions summarize parts of another story where animals mistook a blue jackal for their king until he revealed himself by howling with other jackals.

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The document summarizes Chapter 10 of the NCERT Class 4 English textbook. It provides answers to comprehension questions about the story of Pinocchio, including what the carpenter made from wood and named Pinocchio. It also gives word exercises like making words from "PINOCCHIO" and opposites. Further questions summarize parts of another story where animals mistook a blue jackal for their king until he revealed himself by howling with other jackals.

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CBSE

Class 4 English
NCERT Solutions
Chapter – 10
PINOCCHHO

1. What did the carpenter buy?

Ans. The carpenter bought a piece of wood.

2. What did he make out of it?

Ans. He made a speaking puppet out of it.

3. What did he call his puppet?

Ans. He called it “Pinocchio”.

4. What did Pinocchio say in the end?

Ans. In the end Pinocchio said, “I’m glad to be a real boy. I’ll never tell a lie again.”

5. How many words can you make from PINOCCHIO?

Ans. Pin, hop, chip, chin, chop, hip, cop, nip, hoop, on, no.

6. Make opposites with the words.

Ans.

Respect Disrespect Own Disown

Able Disable Capable Incapable

Efficient Inefficient Secure Insecure

7. Making naming words by using ness, ity, ty at the end of the words given below.

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Ans.

Public Publicity Stupid Stupidity

Forgive Forgiveness Blind Blindness

Kind Kindness Cruel Cruelty

Polite Politeness Swift Swiftness

Moral Morality solid Solidity

8. Which of the following would you expect a carpenter to use at work?

Bench, poker, plane, chisel, fork, spade, blotting paper, lawn-mower, telescope, pincers,
jaw, scissors, hammer, map, nails, lathe, pencil, anvil

Ans. Bench, plate, chisel, spade, hammer, nails, pencil, lathe.

9. Now make sentences using some of the above words.

Ans. (i) People eat with knife and fork at restaurant.

(ii) The courtyard in my house is plain.

(iii) Scissors are used to cut paper hair and ribbon.

(iv) Telescope is used to see distant objects.

(v) I love to sit on a bench in the park.

10. Give another word from the story that means:

Ans.

Completed Finished

Surprised Amazed

Strange Queer

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Make up your mind Decided

11. Add ‘er’ or ‘r’ to the doing words below to make new words.

Ans.

Stiff Stiffer Strange Stranger

Fight Fighter Dance Dancer

Juggle Juggler Ride Rider

Speak Speaker Use User

Write Writer Joke Joker

12. Why did the animals think that the jackal was a king?

Ans. The animals thought that the jackal was a king because he was looking unusal in blue
colour, just like a king, as he proclaimed himself to be one.

13. How did the jackal become blue?

Ans. The jackal become blue because he jumped into a big tub of blue dye.

14. What did the animals do when they saw the blue jackal?

Ans. All the animals believed the blue jackal to be the king and bowed before him when they
saw him.

15. Why did the dogs feel scared when they saw the jackal?

Ans. The dogs felt scared when they saw the jackal because he was looking frightening in the
blue colour.

16. How did the animal know that the king was just a jackal?

Ans. One day, at the middle of the full moon night, all the jackals were howling. The blue

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jackal forgot that he was a king and began to howl. Due to this, other animals came to know
that the king was just a jackal.

17. Say Aloud.

Ans. (i) laugh

(ii) fish

(iii) fan

(iv) few

(v) cough

(vi) dish

(vii) van

(viii) vies

(ix) rough

(x) wish

(xi) ran

(xii) dew

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