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ICSE · Class 3 · English Literature-Book 'Gulmohar'

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Author and Story BackgroundVocabulary
Card 1Author and Story Background

Who is the author of 'The Storm at Night'?

Answer

The author is Ruskin Bond. He is a famous Indian writer who writes stories about life in the hills of India, especially in Mussoorie where he lives.

Card 2Author and Story Background

Where does Ruskin Bond live?

Answer

Ruskin Bond lives in Landour, Mussoorie. Mussoorie is a hill station in the Himalayas, where many of his stories are set.

Card 3Vocabulary

What does 'stood against' mean in the story?

Answer

'Stood against' means remained strong and firm despite something powerful like wind or rain. Example: The old tree stood against the storm.

Card 4Vocabulary

What is a two-storeyed building?

Answer

A two-storeyed building has two floors—one above the other. In the story, the author lives on the upper floor and his adopted family lives downstairs.

Card 5Vocabulary

What does 'adopted family' mean?

Answer

'Adopted family' means a family you love and live with like your own, but they are not related by blood. In the story, the author lives with four children and their parents as his adopted family.

Card 6Vocabulary

What does 'held fast' mean?

Answer

'Held fast' means stayed in place or was fixed firmly. In the story, the roof had held fast in other storms, meaning it didn’t break before.

Card 7Vocabulary

What does 'groaned' mean when describing the roof?

Answer

'Groaned' means made a low, painful sound like someone is hurt. The roof groaned because the wind was pushing it hard, like it was in pain.

Card 8Vocabulary

What does 'clattered' mean?

Answer

'Clattered' means made a loud, harsh noise when things hit each other. The metal roof clattered in the storm as the wind shook it.

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