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1 MORALS - CW Std: I rd. Subject: Morals cw. Sl. No Topic Peg No. 1. Being Brave Love of books Love hobby Love your Elders Kindness Love Mother India Nature loves you God loves all. 9 1
2 1. Being brave 1) What is meant by being brave? Ans. Being brave means being able to face anyone, anything or any happening without fear. Being brave also means to fight fear. 2) What is the easy way to become brave? Ans. An easy way to become brave is to remember that God is everywhere and that he is your best friend. 3) Who was David? Ans. David was young shepherd boy who lived in Israel. 4) What happens when we speak truth? Ans. When we speak truth; i) Many fears vanish. ii) Being truthful makes your mind very strong. 5) Which is the best way to overcome fear? Ans. A wonderful way of overcoming fear is to face it. Match the following A B 1. To be brave means - 1. Being able to face anything without fear 2. Bravery - 2. is not about just a strong body. 3. Being brave or fighting - 3. Does not mean bullying 4. You can be brave - 4. And peace loving at the same time 5. An easy way to be brave - 5. is to remember that God is everywhere. I Now write the five correct sentences. 1. Being brave is not only winning a fight or doing big things. 2. Being brave is to always speak the truth to always be honest. 3. Being truthful makes your mind strong. 4. Being brave does not mean being overbold. 5. Being brave does not mean only being in war. 2
3 2.Love of books questions 1) Who is your best friend? Ans. Book is our best friend. 2) Where do books take you? Ans. Books take us to a world of adventure delight and fun. 3) How can you travel the world? Ans. We can travel all over the world through our books. 4) How can books help us? Ans. Books can help us to become bright and intelligent. 5) Which is the good habit? Ans. Regular reading is a very good habit. 6) How do books help you? Ans. Books are very good for the mind. They make you think. The more you think, the more you use your brains. Tick ( ) the true statements 1) Books can give you a lot of joy. ( ) 2) Books do not help us know things. ( ) 3) Regular reading is a bad hobbit ( ) 4) We have to spend a lot of money on books. ( ) 5) We should never step on books. ( ) I Write down 4 notices for the school library begin like this- Keep silence Do not disturb others Never tear pages Take care not to lose a Book Do not fold pages 3
4 3.Love of hobby 1) What is a hobby? Ans. A hobby is doing anything useful that you like to do during your leisure time. 2) How should you select a hobby? Ans. 1) A hobby should interest you. 2) A hobby should not cost too much. 3) You should be able to spend some time on it. 3) What are the different types of hobbies? Ans. The different types of hobbies are drawing, painting, Gardening, stamp collecting, learning, Music, craft works, etc 4) How do hobbies help you? Ans. a) Hobbies help us to learn more about the world. b) They bring out your hidden talents. Given below are statements about hobbies. Tick ( ) the ones that are true. 1) A hobby is anything useful done when you have free time. ( ) 2) Watching TV is a hobby.( ) 3) Reading is a hobby because you make mental pictures of what you read. ( ) 4) A hobby should not cost too much. ( ) 5) You should take an active interest in a hobby. ( ) 6) You need not spend regular time on a hobby. ( ) I Complete these sentences to make sensible statements. 1) Hobbies help you learn more about the world. 2) If you are idle, you do naughty things. 3) Doing things you like gives you much joy. 4) Having a hobby is the best way to find your talents. 5) Hobbies help you to learn in a fun filled way. 4.Love your elders I Answer the following 4
5 1) What is a love? Ans. Love is making others happy and showing that you care about them. 2) Why do elders advise you? Ans. Elders advise us because they do not want us to make mistakes and suffer because they love and care for us. 3) Why do children dislike advise? Ans. Children dislike advise because what elders say is often the opposite of what children want to do. Fill in the blanks 1) Love is making others happy and showing that you care for them. 2) Elders are people who have lived much longer than you. 3) Elders often tell you what to do and what not to do. 4) Elders advise you because they do not want you to make mistakes. 5) You must return their love with love, respect and care. 5.Kindness 1) How was St Francis behavior towards the wild animals? Ans. St Francis of Assisi was full of kindness towards the wild animals. He used to sit near the wild animals as though they were his pets. 2) How is kindness use full in our daily life? Ans. Kindness adds great beauty in our lives its kindness which makes us a beautiful person inside and outside. 3) Does everything happen the way we want it? Ans. No everything does not happen the way we want it. 4) How can we be kind at home? Ans. We can be kind at home by. i) By respecting and helping our parents and elders. ii) Loving our brothers and sisters. iii) Making things easier for those who work in our home. 5) How can we be kind at school? Ans. We can be kind at school, 5
6 i) By being obedient, helpful and attentive to our teachers. ii) By being friendly with our classmates. 6) How can we show our kindness towards plants and animals? Ans. We can show our kindness towards plants and animals by i) Petting and feeding them. ii) Planting saplings and watering the plants. Fill in the blanks 1) There are many joys that arise from being kind. 2) The kinder you learn to be, the more place there is in your heart for happiness. 3) Service is kindness in action. 4) Smile at others, greet them cheerfully. 5) Even if someone makes you angry, try to speak to them politely. 6) The power of kindness can make a person your best friend. I Tick ( ) the true statements 1) Most of the time we think only of others.( ) 2) The kinder you learn to be the happier you will be.( ) 3) It is very difficult to be kind. ( ) 4) When you feel kindness for others, you become beautiful inside and outside. ( ) 5) You cannot be kind to plants. ( ) 6.Love mother India 1) What is patriotism? Ans. Patriotism is the love for the country. 2) Who is a Patriot? Ans. Patriot is one who loves his country. 3) What do Vedas teach us? Ans. The Vedas teach us the way to live pure and peaceful lives. 4) Mention some freedom fighters name. Ans. Freedom fighters like Gandhiji, Nehruji, Rajaji, Rani of Jhansi, Netaji etc 6
7 5) What is mother India known as? Ans. The mother India also Known as Punyabhoomi. 6) What does word culture mean? Ans. We call punyabhoomi because of our great love for all and our wonderful way of thinking and living. Famous Indians. 1) A mathematician- Aryabhata. 2) A king- Bharata 3) A master musician- Jonson 4) A writer- Vyasa. 5) A Freedom fighter- Gandhiji 6) A thinker- Buddha. I Match the following Patriotism A patriotic Indian We love mother India India is known as Culture is - is the love for the country. - is very proud to be an Indian. - more than our lives. - a land of a great culture - the way people live, their, arts, customs. 7.Nature loves you 1) How trees will help us? Ans. Trees will us by: i) Trees give us oxygen. ii) Trees cool the area around us. iii) Trees give us shade. iv) We get fruits, flowers, wood. v) Tree bring more rain. vi) 2) How a flower useful to birds and insects? Ans. The flowers have nectar which is food for birds and insects. 3) How can you make use of paper without wasting? Ans. We can make use of paper without wasting by: i) Use both sides of every sheet of paper. ii) Use leftover blank pages from last year notebooks. 7
8 iii) Use slates to practice sums or drawings. 4) What happens when a tree is out down? Ans. When a tree is cut down: Many insects, birds and little animals became homeless. Also, all the uses of that tree are lost to us. A green world becomes a brown world Fill in the blanks 1) A green world becomes a brown world. 2) Planes, fields, and forests become deserts. 3) A cool world becomes warm world. 4) A world with plenty of rivers and lakes becomes a dry world. 8.God loves all 1) Who is the creature of the whole world? Ans. God is the creature of the whole world. 2) God loves whom? Ans. God loves every single being in the universe. 3) Why is God described as omnipresent? Ans. God is described as omnipresent because he is everywhere. 4) How can you keep your mind calm and happy? Ans. We can keep our mind calm and happy by: i) Think happy thoughts. ii) See, hear and talk about good things. iii) Help others whenever you can. iv) Pray a while day. 8
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