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What a Bird Thought — Flashcards

CBSE · Class 6 · English

26 flashcards for What a Bird Thought (CBSE Class 6 English) to test yourself on key terms and facts. Sample: "What was the bird's world like at first?"

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The bird's first worldThe bird's first homeThe bird's nestChanging view of the worldBird's growthVocabulary
Card 1The bird's first world

What was the bird's world like at first?

Answer

At first, the bird's world was small, round, and made of pale blue shell. The bird lived inside the egg and knew only that tiny space.

Card 2The bird's first home

What did the bird think about its first home?

Answer

The bird thought it lived in a little house and lived there very well. It felt safe and comfortable inside the shell.

Card 3The bird's nest

What was the bird's next home?

Answer

The bird next lived in a little nest. It needed no other home and stayed nestled by its mother.

Card 4Changing view of the world

Why does the bird say the world was made of straw in the nest?

Answer

The bird could see only the nest around it, so it thought the world was made of straw. This shows how a very small experience can shape a belief.

Card 5Bird's growth

What does the bird do one day in the poem?

Answer

One day, the bird flutters from its nest to see what it can find. After that, it thinks the world is made of leaves.

Card 6Vocabulary

What does the word fluttered mean in the poem?

Answer

Fluttered means moved lightly and quickly. In the poem, it describes the bird flying out of the nest in a quick, light way.

Card 7Vocabulary

What does pale mean in the sentence about the feather?

Answer

Pale means light in colour, not dark. In the poem, the shell is described as pale blue, which means a soft light blue colour.

Card 8Vocabulary

What does labour mean in the poem?

Answer

Labour means hard work. The grown bird says it is quite fit for grown-up labours, which means it is ready for work and responsibility.

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Key topics in What a Bird Thought include Main Idea of the Poem, The Four Stages of the Bird’s World, Important Lines and Their Meaning, Vocabulary and Language Work. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 6 exams.
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