NCERT Solutions for Class 1 English Unit 3 Poem - One Little Kitten

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NCERT Solutions for Class 1 English Unit 3 Poem – One Little Kitten

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One Little Kitten

Let’s read

A fat cat saw a rat.

Reading is fun

Question 1:

How many kinds of creatures are there in the poem?

Answer:

There are fifteen creatures mentioned in the poem.

Question 2:

Are the seals happy?

Answer:

No, the seals are sad.

Let’s talk

Question 1:

Where do the fish live?

Answer:

The fish live in the water (river, sea or ocean).

Question 2:

What are the other things found in water?

Answer:

The other things found in water are other sea creatures, plants, oysters, shells, herbs, etc.

Question 3:

There are many creatures in the poem. Which ones have you seen?

Answer:

I have seen kittens, cats, butterflies, rats, fishes, lizards, bees, elephants, donkeys, etc.

(Note: You may write the answer as per your choice)

Question 4:

Tell us about when you feel —

Answer:

I feel sad when I’m down with a fever.

I feel brave when I speak the truth.

I feel happy when I help others.

I feel nervous when I don’t complete my homework.

Let’s share

Question 1:

Make faces to show your feelings to your friends.

Answer:

Activity to be done by yourself.

Let’s draw

Question 1:

Look at the pictures of the animals given below and underline them in the poem. Then trace the letters.

Answer:

Say aloud

Question 1:

Answer:

Activity to be done by yourself.

Look and read

Question 1:

Say these words aloud. Then match them with the pictures by drawing lines.

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Question 2:

Fill in the blanks from the words given above.

Answer: