chapter 4

ધોરણ 10 | విષય: English

સાચો જવાબ:

P.1 Write about qualities found in a mother



(નમૂના મુજબ દરેક ગુણ માટે વાક્ય બનાવવાના છે)





  • Diligent: Mother does unceasing labour in housekeeping.




  • Generous: She willingly shares what she has.




  • Witty: She combines humour with intelligence.




  • Dedicated: She works day and night for the well-being of the family without any complaints.




  • Affectionate: She showers unconditional love and warmth on her children.




  • Hospitable: She warmly welcomes every guest with a sweet smile and delicious food.




  • Knowledgeable: She guides her children wisely in all difficult situations.




  • Confident: She faces all family problems with great courage and determination.




  • Creative: She makes beautiful crafts and delicious new dishes out of simple ingredients.





P.2 Poem Analysis ("મીઠા મધુ ને મીઠા મેહુલા રે લોલ...")



• Characteristics of the Mother in the poem:





  1. Her love is sweeter than honey and rain.




  2. She is an incarnation of God's love.




  3. Her eyes are filled with nectar (nectar-filled eyes) and her words are full of affection.




  4. Her heart is as cool as winter/serene.




  5. She is the solid support of the world for her child.




  6. Her love is unwavering and stays constant forever, unlike clouds or rivers that change.





• With whom/what is the mother compared?





  • The mother is compared with honey (મધ), rain/clouds (મેહુલો/વાદળી), a doll of God's love (પ્રભુના પ્રેમતણી પૂતળી), Mother Earth (ધરતી માતા), the river Ganga (ગંગાના નીર), and moonlight (ચાંદની).





2. I feel... (Quick Reflections)





  • What did you remember when you read this lesson?





    • I remembered my mother's selfless care, how she stays awake when I am sick, and her endless love.






  • In what situations do you remember your mother?





    • I remember my mother when I face a difficult problem, when I fall ill, or when I achieve something great in life.






  • How does your mother take care of you?





    • She cooks my favorite food, helps me in my studies, and takes care of my health and daily routine.






  • How do you express your love for your mother?





    • I express my love by obeying her, helping her with house chores, making handmade cards on her birthday, and giving her a hug.

       






સાચો જવાબ:

V.1 (A) Tick mark (√) or Cross (X) and correct:





  1. Our post office receives 25 complaints of loss of letters every day. ( √ )




  2. A painter drew a nice picture. His imagine is excellent. ( X )





    • Correction: His imagination is excellent.






  3. Our principal never neglects students' complaints. ( √ )




  4. The Inspector came to our school for inspect. ( X )





    • Correction: The Inspector came to our school for inspection.






  5. I like Punjabi feed because it is very tasty. ( X )





    • Correction: I like Punjabi food because it is very tasty.






  6. Nowadays people have no ability of endurance. ( √ )





V.1 (B) Underline the proper form:





  1. Our calculation went wrong.




  2. Do you have a reservation?




  3. How is your preparation?




  4. An angel was present at the time of the creation of a mother.




  5. It needs repair.




  6. The refusal of my friend's proposal disappointed me.




  7. This book is very interesting.




  8. I like Gujarati food.




  9. Last week Khaleda complained of headache.





V.2 Pair the sentences:





  1. As a mathematician, Ramanujam is a genius. -> (b) Sachin is a talented cricketer.




  2. Rustom always compromises with me. -> (a) I always adjust myself in every situation.




  3. Dipti always utters the truth in every situation. -> (d) Birva always speaks frankly with all.




  4. My brother is ill. -> (e) Natik is very sick now.




  5. Vishakha tolerates her husband's bad mood. -> (c) Jenil endures his younger brother's misbehavior.





V.3 Correct according to text (Yes / No + Correction):





  1. God gives her a speciality to see all secret things without opening them. [ Yes ]




  2. The doctor will heal himself when he is sick. [ No ]





    • Correction: The mother will heal herself when she is sick.






  3. Chintu misbehaved. So the teacher was impressed. [ No ]





    • Correction: Chintu behaved politely. So the teacher was impressed. (or: ...teacher was irritated.)






  4. Nilofar always compromises with her family as she is the eldest member. [ Yes ]




  5. Examinations are round the corner. The students have to pay concentration to their studies. [ Yes ]




  6. Rama performs her duties without getting irritated. [ Yes ]





V.4 Match A with B to make phrases and frame sentences:





  • closer to: The angel went closer to the model.




  • care of: We should take proper care of our parents in their old age.




  • details about: The angel asked for details about the creation.




  • works with: The scientist works with full concentration.




  • tear for: A tear for joy rolled down her cheeks.





V.5 Frame correct sentences with the help of bold words:





  1. Malaria is the result of dirty water.




  2. Vishakha saw a strange bird. She looks puzzled.




  3. My teacher scolded me. I got irritated.




  4. The topic of indirect speech was difficult. So the teacher explained it two times.




  5. The student urged his/her teacher for a leave.





V.6 Find similar meaning and frame sentence:





  1. mighty: (b) powerful





    • Sentence: Bhim was a mighty warrior in the Mahabharata.






  2. explain: (a) simplify





    • Sentence: The teacher tried to explain the complex rule in simple terms.






  3. reason: (c) argue / think logically





    • Sentence: A mother can think, reason and compromise at the same time.






  4. extremely: (c) very much





    • Sentence: The Lord was extremely busy on the sixth day of overtime.






  5. comment: (d) remark





    • Sentence: The angel made a nice comment on God's work.






  6. refuse: (b) reject





    • Sentence: Honest people always refuse to take bribes.






સાચો જવાબ:

C.1 Classify Facilities provided to Mother:
















































Sr. What (The facilities) Why (The purpose for the facilities)
1 Movable and replaceable parts To handle all kinds of household work comfortably.
2 A lap That disappears when she stands up.
3 A kiss To cure everything from a broken leg to a broken heart.
4 Six pairs of hands To manage all family work and duties efficiently.
5 Three pairs of eyes To see through closed doors, look & say "I love you", and see all secret things.
6 Self-healing power To heal herself when she falls sick.
7 Unique tears To express pain, joy, pride, disappointment, and loneliness.

 

C.2 Tick the most appropriate option:





  1. The angel was very much eager to know -> (c) about the details of God's creation.




  2. The Lord planned to give six pairs of hands so that she can -> (d) efficiently manage her family.




  3. Besides thinking, a mother has an ability -> (b) to argue and compromise.




  4. What is the greatest virtue of a mother? -> (a) kindness and tenderness / (d) ability to manage all her duties.





C.3 Rewrite text with correct words:



Her all parts should be movable and replaceable. She has a lap that disappears when she stands up. I have to put a kiss that can cure everything from a broken leg to a broken heart. Moreover, she has to have six pairs of hands. She is able to run on any food available.



C.4 True or False (Correct the false statements):





  1. Mothers have self-curing power. [ T ]




  2. The good Lord easily decided on how and where to put the three pairs of eyes. [ F ]





    • Correction: The Lord was puzzled about how to manage three pairs of eyes.






  3. Mother's eyes quickly understand the feelings and emotions of her children. [ T ]




  4. The tears of mother are incomparable. [ T ]




  5. The tears of mother are for joy as well. [ T ]




  6. Mother really needs so many things to manage her kitchen. [ F ]





    • Correction: Mother can feed a family of six only on half a kilo of cabbage.






  7. The kiss of a mother can heal a broken head. [ F ]





    • Correction: The kiss of a mother can heal everything from a broken leg to a broken heart.






  8. The Lord needed the advice of the angel so he called him. [ F ]





    • Correction: The angel appeared on his own out of curiosity.






  9. The good Lord created the perfect model of the mother in a day. [ F ]





    • Correction: The Lord was into His sixth day of overtime while creating the mother.






  10. The Lord put the tear in mother's eyes. [ F ]





    • Correction: God did not put the tear there; it was a miracle.







C.5 Dialogue Completion:



You (The angel): Oh, Good Lord, you seem to be very busy. Your partner (The God): Yes, dear! Come in. You: What are you doing here with such a great concentration, my Lord? Your partner: I am creating a model of a mother. You: What are its details? Your partner: All her parts are movable and replaceable. She has a lap that disappears when she stands up, six pairs of hands, and three pairs of eyes. You: Six pairs of hands? That's impossible! Your partner: Hands are not the problem, but managing three pairs of eyes is! You: Please take rest, Lord. Do not take so much trouble today. Your partner: I cannot. I have put the best of my ideas into this model. She can feed six members on half a kilo of cabbage and heal herself when sick. You: (Touches model) It's too soft! Your partner: But she is very tough. She can endure anything and can reason and compromise too!



C.6 Frame Questions:





  1. All her parts should be movable and replaceable.





    • Question: How should all her parts be?






  2. A mother's kiss can cure everything from a broken leg to a broken heart.





    • Question: What can a mother's kiss cure?






  3. The Lord was thinking about three pairs of eyes.





    • Question: What was the Lord thinking about?






  4. The Lord wanted the mother to have six pairs of hands.





    • Question: How many pairs of hands did the Lord want the mother to have?






  5. The angel moved his finger across the cheek of the model and knew that the model of a mother was very soft.





    • Question: How did the angel know that the model of a mother was very soft?






  6. The angel requested the Lord to go to bed.





    • Question: Whom did the angel request to go to bed? / What did the angel request the Lord?







C.7 Short Notes



1. Mother - A Wonderful Creation The good Lord was extremely busy on his sixth day of overtime creating the model of a mother. All her parts were movable and replaceable. She possessed a lap that disappeared upon standing, a magical kiss that cured everything from a broken leg to a broken heart, six pairs of hands, and three pairs of eyes. She could feed a family of six on half a kilo of cabbage without getting irritated. When the angel touched the model, he found it soft, but God said she was tough enough to endure anything. Finally, a miracle occurred—a tear appeared in her eyes, symbolising pain, joy, pride, disappointment, and loneliness.



2. Qualities Found in a Mother A mother is a blend of unmatched qualities. Her kiss can heal physical and emotional pain like a broken leg or heart. She possesses self-curing powers when sick and excels in resource management, feeding a family of six with minimal food. She manages her child's entire routine—bath, play, study, food—without losing patience. Though soft in appearance, she is tough enough to endure extreme hardship. Moreover, she can think logically, reason, and compromise effectively in all situations.


સાચો જવાબ:

L.2 Write without mentioning 'doer':





  1. Passbooks are issued here.




  2. Tatkal tickets are booked here.




  3. Fees are accepted at the account office.




  4. Visitors are requested not to feed animals.




  5. Passengers are advised not to pack liquid items in suitcase.




  6. Maximum six persons per event are allowed.




  7. The results of the tournament will be declared tomorrow.





L.5 Turn 'A' type into 'B' type (Passive Transformations):





  1. A play is directed by Aditi.




  2. Is a play directed by her?




  3. What is directed by her?




  4. The butter is kept in the fridge by Meenaben.




  5. Is the butter kept in the fridge by Meenaben?




  6. What is kept in the fridge by Meenaben?




  7. A glass of milk is drunk by Neha every morning.




  8. Is a glass of milk drunk by Neha every morning?




  9. What is drunk by Neha every morning?




  10. Cricket is played by Aquib in the evening.




  11. Is cricket played by Aquib in the evening?




  12. What is played by Aquib in the evening?




  13. A diamond necklace was bought by Simran.




  14. Was a diamond necklace bought by Simran?




  15. What was bought by Simran?




  16. An expensive gift was purchased by Rohit.




  17. Was an expensive gift purchased by Rohit?




  18. What was purchased by Rohit?





L.6 Fill up the blocks:





  • 1.





    • Doer: Nehal




    • Action: writes




    • Receiver: letters




    • Passive: Letters are written by Nehal.






  • 2.





    • Doer: Chintu




    • Action: broke




    • Receiver: the window




    • Passive: The window was broken by Chintu yesterday.







L.7 (A) Match with L.5 (A):





  1. Parimalbhai offers prayer every morning. -> Looks like Sentence No. 1




  2. They practise dance every weekend. -> Looks like Sentence No. 1




  3. Radhika sang a song. -> Looks like Sentence No. 13




  4. The teachers corrected the mistakes. -> Looks like Sentence No. 13




  5. Vikas will buy a new computer next week. -> Looks like Sentence No. 10 (Future)




  6. Everyone will donate clothes in a camp. -> Looks like Sentence No. 10 (Future)




  7. They have cycled five miles. -> Present Perfect




  8. Margi has paid the bill. -> Present Perfect




  9. She had delivered a lecture. -> Past Perfect




  10. They had distributed the books. -> Past Perfect





L.7 (B) Convert sentences to Passive:





  1. Prayer is offered by Parimalbhai every morning.




  2. Dance is practised by them every weekend.




  3. A song was sung by Radhika.




  4. The mistakes were corrected by the teachers.




  5. A new computer will be bought by Vikas next week.




  6. Clothes will be donated by everyone in a camp.




  7. Five miles have been cycled by them.




  8. The bill has been paid by Margi.




  9. A lecture had been delivered by her.




  10. The books had been distributed by them.





L.8 Convert sentences to Active:





  1. She types the letters everyday.




  2. They wear blue shoes.




  3. Valmiki wrote The Ramayana.




  4. The students visited the museum.




  5. Sharon will make dinner tonight.




  6. The guests will distribute the prizes.




  7. The engineer/designer has designed the robot.




  8. Someone has prepared this Rangoli.




  9. They had interviewed the politicians.




  10. Firoz had withdrawn all his money.





L.9 Sentence Type Identification & Conversion:





  1. Rehana was out in the evening for shopping when she was attacked by a street dog. ( B )





    • Active: ...when a street dog attacked her.






  2. Rehana's leg was bitten. ( B )





    • Active: A street dog bit Rehana's leg.






  3. She got stitches in two wounds. ( A )





    • Passive: Stitches were given to her in two wounds by the doctor.






  4. Two days later, her brother admitted Rehana to a hospital. ( A )





    • Passive: Two days later, Rehana was admitted to a hospital by her brother.






  5. Even after she was discharged, she was told to take rest for two weeks. ( B )





    • Active: Even after the doctor discharged her, he told her to take rest for two weeks.






  6. Rehana is self-employed and her business was affected while she was sick. ( B )





    • Active: ...and illness affected her business while she was sick.






  7. Also, the dress and shoes she'd been wearing at the time of attack were ruined by bloodstains. ( B )





    • Active: Also, bloodstains ruined the dress and shoes she'd been wearing at the time of attack.






  8. Rehana had claimed compensation from the owners of the dog. ( A )





    • Passive: Compensation had been claimed by Rehana from the owners of the dog.







L.10 Corrections in Diary Entry:





  1. I gone there -> went / was stayed -> stayed




  2. I experience -> experienced




  3. staff tell me -> told




  4. worshipped -> worship




  5. Prayers are follow -> followed




  6. prisoners assigned -> were assigned




  7. worked -> work




  8. rest -> rested




  9. is -> are




  10. is kept -> was kept





L.11 Paragraph Blank Fill (Active/Passive Forms):



The movie-making industry gives away National Film Awards every year to recognize outstanding work... These awards are presented in a formal ceremony in Delhi. The President of India hands over the awards. Several people are nominated in specific categories... One nominee is chosen to receive an award in each category.



The Awards were first presented in 1954. The National Film Awards are given in two main categories... Directorate of Film Festivals in India appoints the juries. In addition, a Lifetime Achievement Award... is awarded to a film personality... Millions of people watch the award ceremony. The record for the highest number of awards is held by Satyajit Ray.


સાચો જવાબ:

W.2 Paragraph: The Taj Mahal – A Splendid Creation



The Taj Mahal – A Splendid Creation



The Taj Mahal is an ivory-white marble mausoleum located on the south bank of the Yamuna River in Agra. It was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, and was opened in 1648. It is a masterpiece that showcases a blend of Mughal and Iranian architecture. The structure is built using white marble inlaid with semi-precious stones. It features a grand central dome of 240 feet (73 meters) surrounded by four smaller domes, four slender minarets, and beautiful gardens with flowing fountains. Renowned architects Ustad Ahmad Lahouri and Ustad Isa designed it. More than 20,000 workers from India, Persia, Europe, and the Ottoman Empire, along with 1,000 elephants, worked for nearly two decades to construct it. Today, it holds the burials of Mumtaz Mahal and Shah Jahan.



W.3 Paragraph: The Problems of Homemakers



The Problems of Homemakers



Homemakers play the most vital role in holding a family together, yet their struggles often go unnoticed. A homemaker faces endless expectations from every family member. Her day begins before sunrise and ends long after everyone else has gone to bed. Unlike conventional corporate jobs, a homemaker gets no weekends, sick leaves, or paid holidays. Despite their dedication and tireless effort, homemakers are rarely appreciated or given the same societal respect as career women. Their selfless love for the family drives them to work continuously without a salary. It is essential that family members offer active help, respect, and support in daily chores, allowing homemakers time to rest and enjoy a well-deserved vacation.



W.4 Paragraph: An Incident When I Hurt My Mother



An Incident When I Hurt My Mother



Last year, during my final exams, I was under tremendous stress. One evening, my mother gently came into my room and asked me to turn off my computer and eat dinner. Feeling annoyed and overwhelmed by study pressure, I raised my voice and rudely told her to leave me alone and stop nagging. She did not say a word, softly closed the door, and walked away. A few minutes later, I went to the kitchen and saw tears in her eyes as she kept my food warm. I instantly felt a deep wave of guilt for disrespecting someone who only cared for my well-being. I went up to her, held her hand, and sincerely apologized. She smiled and hugged me back immediately. That day, I promised myself never to speak rudely to her again.












 
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