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The Old Stag

CBSE · Class 4 · English

Quick revision notes for The Old Stag — CBSE Class 4 English. Key concepts, formulas, and definitions for last-minute revision.

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Story Summary

  • An old stag lived in a lush forest and was known for his kindness.
  • He liked staying on a small hillock with tender grass.
  • The forest had plenty of food, but the stag preferred that hillock.
2

Characters and Their Roles

  • The old stag is kind, gentle, and wise.
  • The deer is the first friend who speaks to the stag.
  • The elephant and giraffe notice the tender grass and eat it.
3

Theme and Message

  • The story teaches kindness, care, and self-control.
  • It shows that greed can make people forget their duty to others.
  • It teaches that nature has enough for everyone if resources are used wisely.
4

Important Quotations

  • 'Dear stag! How are you?' is spoken by a deer.
  • 'Too weak to come down and meet you all,' is spoken by the stag.
  • 'Get well soon, dear stag!' is spoken by the deer.

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Key Concepts

The old stag was kindThe stag fell ill and couldThe animals visited the stagA deer spoke to the stagIt rained well

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