Annalisa and the Giant Class 3 Question Answer

Last updated on September 21st, 2022 at 09:47 pm

Annalisa and the Giant Class 3 Question Answer

 

Annalisa and the Giant Class 3 Question Answer | New Pathway Class 3 English | question and answers for all the students of cbse / icse board

 

  • Book – New pathway Class 3 English
  • Writer – Mala Palani
  • Subject – English
  • Board – CBSE or ICSE

 

Write true or false

  1. The people were afraid of Hugo because they thought he would take their food and hurt them if they didn’t please him. [True]
  2. Hugo did not know that his voice was too loud till Annalisa told him. [True]
  3. The giant did not feel lonely and sad when the villagers refused to be his friends. [False]

Answer the following questions:

  • Que: Who was cheating the villagers?
  • Ans-Merchant Bolf was cheating the villagers.

 

  • Que: How did the villagers find out about the cheat’s wickedness? How did they catch him red handed.
  • Ans-They sent wheat, chickens, and sheep to the Bolf and were caught red-handed

 

  • Que: Who was Hugo?
  • Ans- Hugo was a very hardworking and gentle giant.

 

  • Que: Why were the people afraid of Hugo?
  • Ans- The people were afraid of Hugo because they thought he would take their food and hurt them if they didn’t please him.

 

 

  • Que: What did the giant do every Sunday?
  • Ans- He dressed well every Sunday and went down to the village.

 

  • Que: How do you know that the people in the village are helpful?
  • Ans- The people in the village are helpful because they immediately ran down the ravine to help Annalisa.

 

  • Que: Where did Hugo live?
  • Ans-He lived in the foothills of Aconcagua, a mountain peak in the Andes range.

 

  • Que: What Hugo grow in his garden?
  • Ans-He grew all the wheat, vegetables and fruits in his garden.

 

  • Que: What is the name of a giant?
  • Ans-Hugo

 

  • Que: What gifts Hugo brought for villagers?
  • Ans-Almonds and raisins from his gardens.

 

  • Que: From where this story is taken?
  • Ans- This story is taken from a south American folktale.

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