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English Question Answers Chapter 1.4 – Miss Slippery Class 8 Maharashtra Board

Question Answers For All Chapters – English Class 8
1. Two different words are joined to form a new word with a new meaning. Such words are called Compound words. (Sometimes there is hyphen (-) between compound words.)

For example : homework or kind-hearted

Pick out some Compound words from the lesson.

Answer:

1. Homework

2. Class teacher

3. High-pitched

4. Never-ending

5. Smarting limbs

6. All-devouring

2. (A) Add the proper prefix to make the following words opposite in meaning.

Answer:

(1) Obey —– Disobey

(2) Sympathetic —- Unsympathetic

(3) Honour —- Dishonour

(4) Afraid —– Unafraid

(5) Content — Discontent

(B) Add a suffix to convert the following words to Adjective forms.

  • Laugh → Laughable
  • Thought → Thoughtful
  • Forget → Forgetful
  • Care → Careless
  • Count → Countable
  • Fear → Fearful
  • Move → Movable
  • Tear → Tearful
  • Punish → Punishable
  • Joy → Joyful

3. Find words/expressions from the story which are similar in meaning to:

(1) Very expensive → Extravagant

(2) Longing for → Yearning

(3) Could not remember at all → Went blank

(4) Constant → Perpetual

(5) Gather all one’s courage → Muster courage

(6) Filled and increased in size → Inflated

(7) Paining badly → Smarting

(8) Forced to pay a big amount of money → Pay through the nose

4. Answer in short, in your own words.

(1) What had the history teacher asked them to memorize?

Answer: The history teacher had asked them to memorize the causes and effects of the Battle of Panipat.

(2) How did Sayali’s new frock tear?

Answer: Sayali fell down the school stairs and tumbled down about seven steps, causing her frock to tear.

(3) Who did Sayali hug tightly?

Answer: Sayali hugged her younger brother tightly when he asked if she was in pain.

(4) Why was Sayali called ‘Slippery’?

Answer: Sayali often stumbled and fell even on dry land, so her classmates teased her by calling her ‘Slippery’.

(5) When did the teacher tell Sayali to meet her?

Answer: The teacher told Sayali to meet her in the teachers’ room after class.

(6) Where did the teacher ask Sayali to carry the notebooks?

Answer: The teacher asked Sayali to carry the notebooks to the teachers’ room and place them in her drawer.

5. Divide the class in 2 groups with the help of your teacher and convert the story into a skit. Each group can take up one part of the story and later combine both the parts. Mention the following in your compilation. Present the skit in your class.

Answer:

  • A new title
  • Scenes
  • Characters
  • Dialogues
  • Entry and Exit

6. Write expressions a person uses in the following situations.

(1) When a person gets a sudden fright: “Oh my God!” / “Ahh!”

(2) When a person is very nervous: “I don’t know what to do.” / “I’m so scared.”

(3) When a person is tensed: “I hope this goes well.” / “I’m really worried.”

(4) When a person is very happy: “This is amazing!” / “I’m so excited!”

(5) When a person is very confident: “I can do this!” / “I’m ready!”

(6) When a person is very angry: “This is unacceptable!” / “I’m furious!”

(7) When a person is very sad: “I feel terrible.” / “I’m heartbroken.”

Language Study

1. Some Verbs in English do not change in a regular pattern when their Tense changes. These verbs are called Irregular Verbs. Fill the forms of verbs in the following table. (Two are done for you.)

Present TensePast TensePast Participle
GoWentGone
ComeCameCome
SingSangSung
BuyBoughtBought
DriveDroveDriven
FallFellFallen
KnowKnewKnown
RunRanRun
SeeSawSeen
TakeTookTaken

3. (ii) Say whether the following sentences are in Continuous Tense or Perfect Tense.

(1) I was entering the class. → Past Continuous

(2) The girls are teasing me. → Present Continuous

(3) I haven’t said a word to you. → Present Perfect

(4) Never before had anyone lavished love on me. → Past Perfect

(5) You are going to be responsible for it. → Future Continuous

(6) According to the teacher, I had dropped the notebook on purpose. → Past Perfect

4. Turn the following sentences into Polite Requests.

(1) Take me to your teacher.

Answer: “Would you please take me to your teacher?”

(2) Tell me something about your school.

Answer: “Could you tell me something about your school?”

(3) Give me the details about your extracurricular activities.

Answer: “Would you mind giving me the details about your extracurricular activities?”

(4) Provide me with information about books in your school library.

Answer: “Would it be possible for you to provide me with information about books in your school library?”

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