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Rabbit Shares His Turnip

ICSE · Class 2 · English Literature-Book

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Card 1Story Comprehension

What was Rabbit looking for in the field?

Answer

Rabbit was looking for food to eat because it was winter and snow was coming. He found two turnips buried in the field.

Card 2Character Motivation

Why did Rabbit decide to give one turnip to Donkey?

Answer

Rabbit thought about his friend Donkey who lived alone on a hill. He wondered if she had enough food, so he wanted to share and be kind.

Card 3Vocabulary

What does 'hurried' mean?

Answer

'Hurried' means to move quickly. Example: Rabbit hurried home with the turnips because it was cold and snowing.

Card 4Vocabulary

What does 'trotted' mean?

Answer

'Trotted' means to move faster than walking but slower than running. Example: Donkey trotted to Goat’s house with the turnip.

Card 5Vocabulary

What does 'trudged' mean?

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'Trudged' means to walk slowly and with difficulty, often because of tiredness or heavy snow. Example: Deer trudged through deep snow to return the turnip.

Card 6Vocabulary

What does 'hopped' mean?

Answer

'Hopped' means to move by jumping on one or both feet. Example: Rabbit hopped about in the field looking for food.

Card 7Vocabulary

What is a 'surprise'?

Answer

A surprise is something you do not expect. Example: Donkey was surprised to see a turnip at her door.

Card 8Vocabulary

What is a 'gift'?

Answer

A gift is a nice thing given to someone without expecting anything in return. Example: Deer thought the turnip was a kind gift.

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What are the important topics in Rabbit Shares His Turnip for ICSE Class 2 English Literature-Book?
Key topics in Rabbit Shares His Turnip include The Journey of the Turnip, This flowchart shows Rabbit's thought process that leads to his kind decision to share his turnip with Donkey., This sequence shows the order of events as Rabbit travels to Donkey's house, leaves the turnip, and returns home.. These are the concepts ICSE Class 2 examiners draw on most — study them first, then practise related questions.
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