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ICSE · Class 4 · English Literature- Book 'Gulmohar'

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CharactersPlot and ThemeVocabularyCharacter EmotionsPlot Details
Card 1Characters

Who is the main character in 'The Visit to the Mansion'?

Answer

Jo March is the main character. She is kind, brave, and friendly. She decides to visit her neighbour Laurie, who lives in a big mansion, because she sees that he looks lonely.

Card 2Characters

Who is Laurie in the story?

Answer

Laurie is Jo's neighbour and the grandson of Mr Laurence. He lives in the stately mansion with his grandfather. He feels lonely and misses having a mother. He becomes happy when Jo visits him.

Card 3Plot and Theme

Why did Jo decide to visit Laurie?

Answer

Jo saw that Laurie looked very lonely and shy. She wanted to be kind and make a new friend, so she decided to visit him and talk to him.

Card 4Vocabulary

What does 'stately mansion' mean?

Answer

'Stately mansion' means a large, grand, and impressive house. In the story, it refers to the big house where Laurie and his grandfather live.

Card 5Vocabulary

What does 'enchanted' mean in the story?

Answer

'Enchanted' means magical or like a fairy tale. Jo thought the mansion looked like an enchanted palace full of wonderful things.

Card 6Character Emotions

Why was Laurie sad when Jo visited?

Answer

Laurie was sad because he was sick with a cold and felt very lonely. He had no friends to play with and missed having a mother.

Card 7Plot Details

What did Jo bring for Laurie?

Answer

Jo brought a covered dish of blancmange from Meg and three kittens from Beth to cheer Laurie up. The kittens made him laugh and feel better.

Card 8Vocabulary

What is blancmange?

Answer

Blancmange is a soft, sweet dish made from cornflour, sugar, and milk. It is easy to swallow, so it is good for someone with a sore throat.

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Key topics in The Visit to the Mansion include Characters and Their Traits, Themes and Moral Values, Grammar and Language Skills, Important Events and Plot Summary. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 4 exams.
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