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A Tale of Two Birds — Concept Maps
Gujarat Board · Class 6 · English
3 concept maps of A Tale of Two Birds for Gujarat Board Class 6 English, each also written out as a text outline.
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3 Concept Maps
The Story's Sequence of Events
The map in words
- Mother bird and two babies in forest nest
- Big storm with thunder and lightning
- Tall tree falls, mother bird dies
- Strong wind blows babies
- One bird: Baby bird lands near robbers cave
- Bird grows up with robbers
- Bird learns rude robber talk
- King meets rude bird near cave
- King is amazed by differences
- King asks rishi to explain
- Rishi explains the moral lesson
- One is known by the company one keeps
- Rishi explains the moral lesson
- King asks rishi to explain
- King is amazed by differences
- King meets rude bird near cave
- Bird learns rude robber talk
- Bird grows up with robbers
- Other bird: Baby bird lands near rishi ashram
- Bird grows up with rishi
- Bird learns kind ashram talk
- King meets kind bird near ashram
- Bird learns kind ashram talk
- Bird grows up with rishi
- One bird: Baby bird lands near robbers cave
- Strong wind blows babies
- Tall tree falls, mother bird dies
- Big storm with thunder and lightning
A Tale of Two Birds – Chapter Overview Mind Map
The map in words
- A Tale of Two Birds
- Characters
- Mother Bird
- Died in storm
- Baby Bird 1
- Near robbers cave
- Rude and threatening
- Baby Bird 2
- Near rishis ashram
- Polite and welcoming
- The King
- Got lost hunting
- Met both birds
- The Rishi
- Wise holy man
- Explained the moral
- Mother Bird
- Key Events
- Big storm hits forest
- Mother bird dies
- Two birds separated
- King goes hunting
- King hears Bird 1
- King hears Bird 2
- Rishi explains lesson
- Central Theme
- Company shapes character
- Good company makes good habits
- Bad company makes bad habits
- Moral
- One is known by
- the company one keeps
- Characters
Story Flow – A Tale of Two Birds
The map in words
- Mother bird and two babies live happily in forest
- Big storm hits the forest
- Heavy branch kills mother bird
- Strong wind separates baby birds
- Bird 1 lands near Robbers Cave
- Bird 1 grows up with robbers
- Bird 1 speaks rudely like a robber
- King gets lost while hunting
- King meets Bird 1 near cave
- Bird 1 tries to get king robbed
- King meets Bird 2 near ashram
- Bird 2 welcomes king warmly
- Rishi returns and explains the difference
- Moral: One is known by the company one keeps
- Rishi returns and explains the difference
- Bird 2 welcomes king warmly
- King meets Bird 1 near cave
- King gets lost while hunting
- Bird 1 speaks rudely like a robber
- Bird 1 grows up with robbers
- Bird 2 lands near Rishis Ashram
- Bird 2 grows up with rishi
- Bird 2 speaks kindly like the rishi
- Bird 2 grows up with rishi
- Bird 1 lands near Robbers Cave
- Big storm hits the forest
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What are the important topics in A Tale of Two Birds for Gujarat Board Class 6 English?
Key topics in A Tale of Two Birds include Characters in the Story, Plot Summary – What Happens in the Story, The Moral and Central Theme, Important Lines and Their Meanings. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 6 exams.
What do the concept maps for A Tale of Two Birds show?
The 3 maps show how the ideas in A Tale of Two Birds connect: The Story's Sequence of Events; A Tale of Two Birds – Chapter Overview Mind Map. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise A Tale of Two Birds for Class 6 exams?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 44 practice questions on A Tale of Two Birds. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.
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