LODHA WORLD SCHOOL
WORKSHEET AY 2025-26
Section - A
Name:
Class & Division III Subject English
Roll No: Date :
A. Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.
Passage - 1
A man who wanted to be known as a fearless hunter set out to catch a lion. He found
the tracks of a lion and followed them till they disappeared in the ground.
Just then, a woodcutter came by.
“Look here, my man," said the hunter grandly. "I was following a lion and had lost
his tracks. Can you help me find them again?"
""There's no need to look for his tracks," said the woodcutter. "I'll take you to the
lion." The hunter turned pale. "The l-lion," he said, "no, no, just show me his
tracks."
Moral: One who pretends (acts over smart) to be what he is not is soon exposed.
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Q. 1
Who offered to take the hunter to the lion?
A. The hunter’s friend
B. A soldier
C. A woodcutter
D. A farmer
Q. 2 What does the hunter’s reaction to the woodcutter’s offer show?
A. He was brave and ready to fight
B. He was only pretending to be fearless
C. He wanted to protect the lion
D. He was planning a trap for the lion
Q. 3 If a student brags about being the smartest but fails to answer simple questions, what
lesson from the story can be applied?
A. Confidence is always helpful
B. Silence is better than speaking
C. Pretending to be something you are not will expose you
D. Asking for help is bad
Q.4 Why did the hunter change his mind when the woodcutter offered to take him to the
lion?
A. He realized the lion was too far away
B. He wanted to set a better trap
C. He was scared and didn’t expect to actually face a lion
D. He had already caught a lion
Q. 5 Justify your answer based on the story, Was the hunter truly fearless?
A. Yes, because he followed the lion's tracks
B. No, because he only pretended to be brave and got scared when faced with
danger
C. Yes, he went hunting alone
D. No, because he was lazy and gave up
Q. 6
What would be a different ending to this story that still teaches the same moral?
A. The hunter finds the lion sleeping and pets it
B. The hunter sees the lion and faints, and people laugh at him
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C. The woodcutter runs away
D. The lion invites them for tea
Q. 7 Infer the similar word that means ‘to turn yellow with fear’ from the passage.
A. Pale
B. Fearless
C. Grandly
D. Dusky
Q. 8
Explain why the hunter changed his mind when the woodcutter offered to take him
to the lion?
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Passage - 2
In a lush green jungle, there lived an elephant named Ella. Ella was not only strong,
but also very caring. She often helped other animals in the forest. One hot summer
day, the jungle’s waterhole dried up, leaving all the animals thirsty.
Ella decided to help. Using her muscular trunk, she dug deep into the dirt until water
began to flow. All of the animals were pleased and grateful for her efforts. Ella
explained that helping others makes her happy.
The next day, a small bird got stuck in a thorny bush. Ella gently moved her trunk to
free the bird. The bird chirped, “Thank you, Ella.” “You are a true friend.” Ella
smiled and went about her day, knowing that simple acts of kindness can make a big
difference.
Q.1
What do Ella’s actions tell us about her character?
a. Selfless
b. Helpful
c. Kind
d. All of the above
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Q.2
What made Ella special among the jungle animals?
A. She could fly
B. She was very rich
C. She was strong and caring
D. She ate a lot
Q. 3
How did Ella help when the animals were thirsty?
A. She made the rain fall
B. She gave them her water bottle
C. She dug into the ground to find water
D. She told them to find another jungle
Q. 4
What did Ella say about helping others?
A. “It makes me tired.”
B. “Helping others is a waste of time.”
C. “Helping others makes me happy.”
D. “Let someone else do it.”
Q. 5
Recall the word used to describe Ella's trunk.
A. Lean
B. Strong
C. Muscular
D. None of the above
Q. 6
Fill in the blank - The bird got stuck in a __________ bush.
A. Thorny
B. Rough
C. Jagged
D. Tough
Q. 7
Differentiate the season from the rest. The jungle had a waterhole, but it dried up in
the __________ summer.
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A. Cold
B. Windy
C. Hot
D. Dry
Q. 8
Recall a synonym for the word “strong” as used to describe Ella.
A. Tiny
B. Weak
C. Powerful
D. Slow
Q. 9
Which of these actions is most like what Ella did?
A. Taking a toy from a friend
B. Ignoring someone in need
C. Helping a friend carry their books
D. Running away from a problem
Q.10
If you were Ella, what else could you do to help the jungle animals?
A. Hide from everyone
B. Steal food from others
C. Teach animals how to find water
D. Break all the trees
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