The Chapter “From Alice in Wonderland” is taken from the book Alice in Wonderland written by Lewis Caroll. Alice in her dream went to a wonderland and experienced several adventures there. In this post, I am providing you with From Alice in Wonderland Class 4 Question Answers of Chapter 8 of Chant English for students of Class 4 of JKBOSE. In the previous post, you have read about Summary and Questions of Poem Against Idleness and Mischief. Let’s get started.
From Alice in Wonderland Class 4 Question Answers
From Alice in Wonderland Word Meaning
Word | English meaning | Hindi Meaning | Urdu Meaning |
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Idle | Not working or being used | बेकार | بیکار |
Conversation | Talk between two or more people | बातचीत | بات چیت |
Waistcoat | A sleeveless piece of clothing with buttons and worn over shirt or kurta | वास्कट | واسکٹ |
Curiosity | An eager desire to know or learn about something | जिज्ञासा | تجسس |
Delight | To give someone great pleasure or satisfaction | आनंद | خوشی |
Hurried | Done very quickly or too quickly | जल्दी से | جلد سے |
Surprised | Feeling or showing surprise | हैरान होना | حیران ہونا |
Golden | Made of gold or bright yellow like gold | सुनहरा | سنہرا |
Poison | A substance that kills or harms you if you eat or drink it | ज़हर | زہر |
Realize | To know and understand that something is true or that something has happened | एहसास | احساس |
Hanging | To fasten something or be fastened at the top so that the lower part is free or loose | लटकता हुआ | لٹکتا ہوا |
Possibly | Perhaps; maybe | संभवत | شائد |
Curtain | A piece of material, especially cloth, that hangs across a window or door | परदा | پرده |
Marked | Clear; noticeable | निशान किया हुआ | نشان زد |
Reach | To arrive at a place or condition | पहुंचना | پہنچنا |
From Alice in Wonderland Summary in English
Alice was dreaming of a Wonderland. She and her sister were sitting on a bank of a river. Her sister was reading the book but she sat idle as she doesn’t like the book without pictures. Suddenly a white rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her. It was saying to itself. ‘Oh, dear! Oh, dear! I shall be late!’
Rabbit took out a watch from the waistcoat pocket, looked at it and then hurried on. Alice hasn’t seen a rabbit with a waistcoat pocket. She ran after the rabbit and followed it into a large rabbit hole. She saw cupboards and bookshelves. She saw maps and pictures hanging on the walls while falling. She took down a jar from one of the shelves, it was labelled Orange Jam but was empty.
Alice wondered if she might have fallen to the centre of the earth. At last, the fall was over and she fall over a heap of sticks and dry leaves. She didn’t see the Rabbit but found herself in a long hall that was lit up by a row of lamps hanging from the roof. Alice found himself locked in the hall and she wondered how she could get out again.
Then suddenly she saw a golden key lying on a little three-legged table. She tried to unlock the doors but she couldn’t because either lock was too large or the key was too small. Then she found a little door behind a curtain and a key opened the lock of that door.
The door led into a small passage that opened to a beautiful garden. Alice wanted to go there but she was too big to enter the doorway. She found a bottle on which was written DRINK ME. She drank it and shrink in size and went through the passage to the lovely garden.
Alice reached the garden but found that she forgot the key on the table and went back to get the key but was not able to reach the table. Then he saw a little glass box lying under the table. She found a small cake in it which was written EAT ME. She ate the cake and got bigger. Now she reaches out to the table for the golden key but was too big to pass through the door.
From Alice in Wonderland Question Answers
Page No. 133 Stop and Think
1. What was Alice’s sister doing?
Ans. Alice’s sister was reading a book while sitting the bank of a river
2. What did Alice see? What surprised her?
Ans. Alice saw a rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her. She was surprised as the rabbit was wearing a waistcoat with a watch in its pocket.
3. Where did the Rabbit go?
Ans. The rabbit ran across the field and went into a large rabbit hole.
Page No. 138 Stop and Think
1. What did Alice see in the rabbit hole?
Ans. Alice saw cupboards and bookshelves here and there in the rabbit hole. Also there were maps and pictures hanging on walls.
2. Who did Alice remember when she landed on a heap of sticks and dry leaves?
Ans. Alice remembered her cat, Dinah, when she landed on a heap of sticks and dry leaves.
3. Where did Alice finally find herself?
Ans. Alice finally found herself in a long and low hall which was lit up by a row of lamps hanging from the roof.
4. Describe the hall Alice landed in.
Ans. The hall was long and low, lit up by a row of lamps hanging from the roof. The doors around the hall were all locked which worried Alice.
Page No. 144 Think and Answer
1. Why was Alice initially unable to enter the garden?
Ans. Alice was initially unable to enter the garden because the door was very small for her to go through it.
2. How did Alice finally enter the garden?
Ans. Alice finally entered the garden by drinking the liquid from the bottle. She shrunk in size and entered the little door easily which opened in the garden.
3. What did Alice see in the garden?
Ans. Alice saw a garden full of bright flowers and cool fountains.
4. What did Alice think about the fall?
Ans. Alice thought that the fall in the hole would never come an end and she must have reached the center of the earth.
5. What did Alice ensure about the bottle?
Ans. Alice ensured that the bottle was not marked poison.
6. What words were marked on the cake?
Ans. ‘Eat me’, these two words were marked on the small cake.
Page No. 153 Let’s Talk
Perform the dialogue in pairs.
Rohail : May I know who you are?
Balveer: My name is Balveer. What are you doing here?
Rohail : I lost my way.
Balveer: Oh! Don’t worry.
Rohail : My parents would be worried. How can I come out of this dark place?
Balveer: I will help you.
Rohail: Are you joking? You are so small.
Balveer: The fairies have blessed me with special powers to help good and honest people.
Rohail: Oh! Really?
Balveer: Yes. Hold my hand. This is my magic wand.
(Rohail and Balveer go up in the sky).
Rohail’s parents are weeping. Balveer rings the bell of the door and flies off into the sky. Rohail’s mom opens the door.)
Mom : Where had you been so long?
Rohail : I had lost my way. Balveer helped me.
Mom : Who is Balveer?
Rohail : He is a child with special powers who always comes to the rescue of good and honest people.
Mom : May God bless both of you.
From Alice in Wonderland Language Work
(a) The author has used lot of describing words in the story. You have read in Chant III that describing words are called adjectives. They describe nouns.
Read the story again and use the adjectives at proper spaces in the passage given below.
Bright | Cool | Bigger | Small | Large | Pink |
White | Long-low | Beautiful | Golden | Little | Small |
Alice saw a _________ Rabbit with _________ eyes. The rabbit went into _________ a rabbit hole. Alice followed him and reached a _________ hall where she found a _________ key behind a curtain.
There was a _________ door that led to a _________ passage towards _________ garden with _________ flowers. The garden also had _________ fountains. Alice ate a _________ cake to become the _________ size to reach out to the golden key.
Ans.
Alice saw a white Rabbit with pink eyes. The rabbit went into large a rabbit hole. Alice followed him and reached a long-low hall where she found a golden key behind a curtain.
There was a little door that led to a small passage towards beautiful garden with bright flowers. The garden also had cool fountains. Alice ate a small cake to become the bigger size to reach out to the golden key.
(b) Describe yourself using appropriate adjectives.
Ans. I am beautiful/good looking/smart. I am honest/hard working. I am regular and punctual. I am obedient/disciplined.
From Alice in Wonderland Grammar in Context
Read the passage below.
Ajay was not feeling well. His grandfather took him to a doctor. The doctor said, “Take these medicines regularly.” Grandfather asked the doctor, “What should we give him to eat?” The doctor said, “Give him anything he feels like, but don’t give him cold drinks and chips.”
The doctor also advised, “Drink as much water as you can. “Ajay nodded and they left the clinic.
The following sentences from the passage are pieces of advice / suggestions given by the doctor.
“Take these medicines regularly”.
“Give him anything he feels like but don’t give him cold drinks and chips”.
“Drink as much water as you can.”
Sentences that convey advice, suggestion, order or request are called imperative sentences. They usually start with a verb and end with a full stop e.g. Shut the door.
Imperative sentences sometimes have special words that convey the message.
For example, in Please help me; the word please conveys a request.
The entire passage is in imperative sentences. It has a commanding tone. The doctor is giving instructions, and commands Ajay about what to do or what not to do.
Read the below passage and identify the imperative sentences. Underline them and write them in your notebook.
‘Mom, please make me an omelette”, said Rehan. “I will surely do if you cooperate with me”, replied Mom. “What am I supposed to do?” Rehan asked. ‘Get two eggs from the fridge and break them in a bowl. Put salt, chillies, tomato and onion shreds and a little bit of mint in the egg bowl. Beat all the ingredients with the help of a spoon for a minute. Put a teaspoon of oil in a frying pan “, Mom said. ‘Shall I switch on the gas? “Rehan asked. “Yes,” said Mom. ‘Pour the contents from the bowl into a frying pan. Keep the gas on low flame,” said Mom. Rehan did it very carefully. Mom tossed the omelette with the help of a spatula. She served it on a plate and gave it to Rehan. “Yummy and healthy it is! Thank you Mom for the recipe,” said Rehan.
Ans.
- Please make me an omelette.
- Get two eggs from the fridge and break them in a bowl. Put salt, chillies, tomato and onion shreds and a little bit of mint in the egg bowl.
- Beat all the ingredients with the help of a spoon for a minute.
- Put a teaspoon of oil in a frying pan.
- Pour the contents from the bowl into a frying pan.
- Keep the gas on low flame.
Write down imperative sentences for the following situations. One has been done for you.
1. You want to borrow a book from your friend for a day.
Ans. Lend me your book, please.
2. You respect fully ask someone to be silent.
Ans. Please keep quiet.
3. Order an omelette in the restaurant.
Ans. Serve/Get me an omelette.
4. Ask your friend not to allow anyone touch your bag.
Ans. Don’t let anyone to touch my bag.
5. Ask someone to leave the room in an angry tone.
Ans. Get out.
6. Father asks you to get him a glass of water.
Ans. Get me a glass of water.
7. Mother asks you to clean your room.
Ans. Clean your room.
8. Your teacher tells you to always cross the road at the zebra crossing.
Ans. Always cross the road at the Zebra crossingg.
9. Grandfather asks you not to pluck flowers.
Ans. Don’t pluck flowers.
10. Your teacher advises you to exercise daily.
Ans. Do your exercise daily.
Note: An imperative sentence does not require a subject i.e. the pronoun he/she/ they/ you
Match the column A with B
A | B |
---|---|
a. Exercise | Your muddy feet |
b. Sanitise | Daily |
c. Drink | Your hands regularly |
d. Wash | A face mask |
e. Wear | Your home work |
f. Do | Prayers at the right time |
g. Say | Plenty of water |
h. Obey | The road at zebra crossing |
i. Cross | The rules |
j. Bring | Me the newspaper |
Ans.
A | B |
---|---|
a. Exercise | Daily |
b. Sanitise | Your hands regularly |
c. Drink | Plenty of water |
d. Wash | Your muddy feet |
e. Wear | A face mask |
f. Do | Your homework |
g. Say | Prayers at the right time |
h. Obey | The rules |
i. Cross | The road at zebra crossing |
j. Bring | Me the newspaper |
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