Andhra Pradesh Board Class 7 English It’s Change Question and Answers
Andhra Pradesh SCERT 7th Class English Solutions Unit 2 Chapter 2B It’s Change Question and answers. Students who are searching for Andhra Pradesh Class 7 English Chapter 2B can find here Solution of this chapter.
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Board |
Andhra Pradesh (AP Board) |
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7th |
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English |
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2 (2B) |
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Unit 2
Chapter 2B – It’s Change
I.) Answer the following questions:
1.) Who is the speaker of this poem? Guess her age. Support your answer.
Ans: The speaker is a girl, as seen in the book’s illustration. She is said to be 11 years old and may be in VII Standard. It’s because she’s carrying a school backpack.
2.) What is the speaker’s complaint?
Ans: She says that, despite their little size, they are compelled to study / learn excessively, and she so refuses to attend school.
*3.) How would you feel if a scientist cloned you?
Ans: I would have mixed feelings regarding this. I don’t know exactly if I would be happy or not.
4.) What is the speaker’s concern? Which line in the poem shows it?
Ans: Because scientists make quick improvements, the speaker is concerned about learning excessively for his age and ability.
*5.) ‘Yes, scientists are causing me great concern.’ –
How is this statement true in view of the speaker’s view? What is your view?
Ans: Pigs and sheep are being cloned by scientists. Stem cells are being grown by biologists. Geoscientists are discovering fissures in our planet. Archaeologists are unearthing relics and bones. They’re all undertaking these actions and proclaiming that things are changing. Therefore the speaker thinks that my viewpoint is the same as his.
6.) Pick out the word that describes the person who studies the life of
plants and animals.
Ans: Biologists.
7.) What does an archaeologist do?
Ans: Archeologist—a scientist who examines ancient inhabitants and societies by unearthing and studying fossilized remains as basic as an arrowpoint or as complicated as the remnants of an ancient village. Archeologists research both ancient cultures and contemporary historic occupants.
II.) Read the following lines from your poem and notice that the underlined words end with the same sound. Such words are called rhyming words.
Now match the following words that rhyme. One is done for you. Add two more words to each pair that rhyme with them.
Answer:
Shep – leap
Grow – glow
Earth – birth
Bones – clones
Concern – Govern
Cot – pot
Sweep – cheap
Low – slow
Berth – perth
Stones – groans
Earn – turn
