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ICSE · Class 2 · English Literature-Book

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Story ComprehensionStory DetailsVocabulary
Card 1Story Comprehension

What is the main idea of the story 'No One Can See Me!'?

Answer

The main idea is that the cricket feels safe and invisible because he is the same green color as the grass. But he learns that being safe doesn't mean he should boast or make fun of others, especially…

Card 2Story Details

Why couldn't anyone see the cricket easily?

Answer

The cricket was green like the grass around him, so he blended in and was hard to see. This is called camouflage.

Card 3Vocabulary

What does 'hopping' mean?

Answer

'Hopping' means moving in short jumps using both feet together. For example, a frog hops, and so did the cricket in the story.

Card 4Vocabulary

What does 'chirped' mean in the story?

Answer

'Chirped' means the cricket made a short, happy sound. Crickets often chirp when they are happy or communicating.

Card 5Vocabulary

What does 'boasted' mean?

Answer

'Boasted' means to talk proudly about oneself. The cricket boasted that no one could see him and that he was braver than the mouse.

Card 6Vocabulary

What does 'you're in danger' mean?

Answer

It means something bad or harmful might happen soon. The mouse warned the cricket that the frog was going to catch him.

Card 7Vocabulary

What does 'escaped' mean?

Answer

'Escaped' means to get away safely from danger. The cricket escaped when he jumped into the bush just in time.

Card 8Vocabulary

What does 'teasing' mean?

Answer

'Teasing' means making fun of someone in a way that can hurt their feelings. The cricket teased the mouse for being afraid.

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Key topics in No One Can See Me! include Story Summary and Key Events, Grammar – Pronouns, Vocabulary – Similes and Word Use. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 2 exams.
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