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Hindi Translation
Sharing and Caring - Hindi Translation
There were two friends in a forest, a mango tree and a banyan tree.
Hindi Anuvad: Ek jangal mein do mitra the, ek aam ka ped aur ek bargad ka ped.
They talked to each other and enjoyed all day long.
Hindi Anuvad: Ve ek-doosre se baatein karte the aur poore din anand lete the.
Every night lions and tigers used to sleep under them.
Hindi Anuvad: Har raat sher aur bagh unke neeche sote the.
The mango tree used to hate animals.
Hindi Anuvad: Aam ka ped janvaron se nafrat karta tha.
I will drive them away, they roar loudly, and smell bad.
Hindi Anuvad: Main unhe bhaga dunga, ve zor se dahadte hain aur unmein se durgandh aati hai.
Don't be so rude. We trees and animals need each other.
Hindi Anuvad: Itne ashisht mat bano. Hum pedon aur janvaron ko ek-doosre ki zarurat hai.
We must live in harmony and help each other.
Hindi Anuvad: Humein aapas mein talmel se rehna chahiye aur ek-doosre ki madad karni chahiye.
The mango tree was rigid. He was not ready to listen.
Hindi Anuvad: Aam ka ped jiddi tha. Vah sunne ke liye taiyar nahi tha.
The animals thought it was a demon and ran away.
Hindi Anuvad: Janvaron ne socha ki ye koi rakshas hai aur ve bhaag gaye.
The next evening two woodcutters came to the forest.
Hindi Anuvad: Agli shaam do lakadhare jangal mein aaye.
They began to cut the tree. The mango tree cried out in pain.
Hindi Anuvad: Unhone ped kaatna shuru kiya. Aam ka ped dard se karah utha.
The banyan tree cried out for help.
Hindi Anuvad: Bargad ke ped ne madad ke liye pukara.
Wild animals rushed towards the banyan tree.
Hindi Anuvad: Jangli janvar tezi se bargad ke ped ki taraf daude.
Tears rolled down from the eyes of the mango tree.
Hindi Anuvad: Aam ke ped ki aankhon se aansu bahne lage.
It's only through caring and sharing, friendship is born.
Hindi Anuvad: Dekhbhal aur baantne se hi dosti ka janm hota hai.
Don't cut trees! Save trees! Plant trees!
Hindi Anuvad: Pedon ko mat kato! Ped bachao! Ped lagao!
Word Meaning
Important and Difficult Words
| Word | Hindi Meaning |
|---|---|
| Sharing | baantna / saajha karna |
| Caring | dekhbhal karna |
| Forest | jangal |
| Mango | aam |
| Banyan | bargad |
| Enjoyed | anand liya |
| All day long | din bhar |
| Animals | janvar |
| Hate | nafrat karna |
| Drive away | bhagana |
| Roar | dahadna |
| Smell | gandh / mahak |
| Rude | ashisht |
| Harmony | talmel / samanjasy |
| Help | madad karna |
| Rigid | jiddi / kathor |
| Branches | shakhaen |
| Demon | rakshas |
| Woodcutter | lakadhara |
| Axes | kulhadiyan |
| Cut down | kaat girana |
| Pain | dard |
| Rushed | tezi se daude |
| Condition | sthiti |
| Wild | jangli |
| Tears | aansu |
| Safe | surakshit |
| Friendship | mitrata / dosti |
| Trouble | museebat |
| Plant | lagana / ped lagana |
| Rolled down | bahne lage |
Book mein diye gaye new words/phrases mein all day long, drive away, rude, harmony, demon aur rolled down bhi shamil hain.
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Hindi Translation
Question Answer
Comprehension Questions
1. Answer the following questions:
a. What did the mango tree and the banyan tree do all day long?
Answer: The mango tree and the banyan tree talked to each other and enjoyed all day long.
b. Why did the mango tree want to drive the animals away?
Answer: The mango tree wanted to drive the animals away because they roared loudly and smelled bad.
c. What advice did the banyan tree give to the mango tree?
Answer: The banyan tree advised the mango tree not to be rude. He told him that trees and animals need each other and should live in harmony and help each other.
d. What happened when the banyan tree cried loudly?
Answer: The wild animals heard the banyan tree's cry for help and rushed towards him. When the woodcutters saw the wild animals, they ran away leaving their axes behind.
e. What lesson do you learn from this story?
Answer: We learn that caring and sharing bring friendship. Trees and animals need each other and should help each other.
2. Mark tick (✓) for the correct and cross (×) for the incorrect statements:
a. The banyan tree wanted to drive the animals away.
Answer: ×
b. There was a demon in the mango tree.
Answer: ×
c. Two farmers came to the forest.
Answer: ×
d. Trees and animals need each other.
Answer: ✓
The chapter gives five comprehension questions followed by four true/false style statements.
Word Power
1. Choose the words from the box which mean the same. One is done for you:
Words: sharing, caring, harmony, trouble, rushed
a. situation causing problem
Answer: trouble
b. living together in a friendly manner
Answer: harmony
c. anything done in a hurry
Answer: rushed
d. showing kindness to others
Answer: caring
e. dividing something between two or more people
Answer: sharing
These five words and their meanings are given in the book's Word Power exercise.
Language Practice
1. Frame questions and their answers with the help of the table given below:
a. Was the duster on the table?
Answer: Yes, it was.
b. Was the duster on the table?
Answer: No, it wasn't.
c. Was the glass on the table?
Answer: Yes, it was.
d. Was the glass on the table?
Answer: No, it wasn't.
e. Were the books on the table?
Answer: Yes, they were.
f. Were the books on the table?
Answer: No, they weren't.
g. Were the pens on the table?
Answer: Yes, they were.
h. Were the pens on the table?
Answer: No, they weren't.
The book asks students to frame questions and answers using Was/Were, the objects duster, glass, books, pens, and On the table? with the given yes/no answer patterns.
Let's Read
Read the poem and follow it in your life:
Three things in life that
Once gone, never come back:
Time, words and opportunity.
Hindi Anuvad: Jeevan mein teen cheezen aisi hain jo ek baar chali jaen to kabhi wapas nahi aati: samay, shabd aur avsar.
Three things in life that
May never be lost:
Peace, hope and honesty.
Hindi Anuvad: Jeevan mein teen cheezen aisi hain jinhen kabhi nahi khona chahiye: shanti, asha aur imandari.
Three things in life that
Are most valuable:
Love, self-confidence and friends.
Hindi Anuvad: Jeevan mein teen cheezen sabse adhik mulyavan hain: prem, atmavishvas aur mitr.
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