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ICSE · Class 2 · English Literature-Book

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CharactersSettingVocabularyStory DetailsPlot Sequence
Card 1Characters

Who is Bumoni?

Answer

Bumoni is a girl who lives in Assam, India. She has a big backyard full of banana trees. She loves animals and comes up with a kind idea to help elephants and people live peacefully.

Card 2Setting

Where does Bumoni live?

Answer

Bumoni lives in Assam, a state in India. Her house is near a river and a national park where wild animals like elephants and tigers live.

Card 3Vocabulary

What is a backyard?

Answer

A backyard is the area behind a house. Bumoni’s backyard is bursting with banana trees where her family gets food and materials.

Card 4Vocabulary

What does 'bursting with banana trees' mean?

Answer

It means the backyard is completely full of banana trees—so many that it looks like it might burst! It shows how rich and green the area is.

Card 5Story Details

How does Bumoni’s family use banana trees?

Answer

They use every part: eat bananas, make boats from stems, make bowls, eat banana blossoms, and use leaves as plates. After eating, they toss the leaves into a pit for cows to eat.

Card 6Vocabulary

What is a national park?

Answer

A national park is a protected forest area where wild animals live safely in their natural home. Bumoni’s house is near one with elephants, tigers, and rhinos.

Card 7Plot Sequence

What happened to Bumoni’s banana trees?

Answer

A herd of wild elephants came from the national park and ate the bananas and leaves for three nights. They trampled the backyard, which made Bumoni’s family upset.

Card 8Vocabulary

What does 'trample' mean?

Answer

Trample means to walk heavily on something and crush it. The elephants trampled the banana trees while eating the leaves and fruits.

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