Class 4 English Natasha Composition
Think to Express
A. Tick (✔) the correct answer.
1. When Natasha returned from school she was very
(i) sleepy
(ii) upset [answer]
(iii) happy
(iv) tired
2. Natasha felt that writing a composition was a …..
(i) difficult task [answer]
(ii) easy task
(iii) entertaining task
(iv) All of these
3. Mother knew that Natasha could not write the composition because ….
(i) she is a small girl.
(ii) she was not allowed to play in the garden.
(iii) she was trying to write on topics she knew nothing about.[answer]
(iv) None of these
4. Natasha had tried to write on the topics….
(i) Knowledge, Freedom and Environment.
(ii) Time, Environment and Freedom.
(iii) Time, Knowledge and Freedom.[answer]
(iv) None of these
B. Write T for true and ‘F’ for false statements.
1. Natasha was much worried about the composition.[T]
2. Natasha was relaxed after playing in the garden.[T]
3. Natasha had to write a letter.[F]
4. The mountain that Natasha saw seemed quite still.[T]
5. The sight from the window was not at all interesting.[F]
C. Who said these words to whom?
1. You’ve done enough worrying. – Mother to Natasha
2. But I can’t find a topic. – Natasha to Mother
3. Let’s read your composition. – Mother to Natasha
4. That’s a lovely composition. – Mother to Natasha
5. We can find one for it. – Mother to Natasha
D. Unscramble the given letters and write a word.
1. eecrhat – teacher
2. norngmi – morning
3. oorrmtwo – tomorrow
4. gednkwole – knowledge
5. eeromdf – comfed
6. miet – time
E. Answer the following questions.
Very Short answer questions
1. What did the teacher ask Natasha to write?
A composition.
2. On which topics did Natasha try to write about?
Time, Freedom, and Knowledge.
3. Who helped Natasha in writing a composition?
Her mother.
Short answer questions
4. What did Natasha’s mother ask her to do after returning from the garden?
She asked her to sit near the window and write what she could see.
5. What is a composition?
A composition is a piece of writing on any topic expressing thoughts, ideas, or descriptions.
Long answer questions
6. How did Natasha describe the clouds?
Natasha described the clouds as purple, pink, and golden. She said no one on earth has a paintbox with such lovely colours. One cloud looked like a ship sailing in the blue sea.
7. How did Natasha describe the hills and the river?
Natasha said the green hills looked as if they were wearing golden crowns. She saw a river far away that looked still, but she knew it was running fast to reach the ocean.
