Std 6 English Unit 3 Strength of Nature 10

 

Std 6 Unit 3

Manners Matter

Puzzles

• Meaning: Problems, questions, or toys that are designed to test a person's cleverness and skill to solve.

  1. My grandmother loves to solve jigsaw puzzles on rainy days.

  2. The detective had to solve several puzzles to find the missing treasure.

  3. A Rubik's Cube is a three-dimensional puzzle that is very difficult to solve.

Borrow

• Meaning: To take and use something that belongs to someone else with their permission, with the intention of returning it later.

  1. Can I borrow your pen for a moment?

  2. He had to borrow a book from the library to finish his project.

  3. You should always ask before you borrow something from a friend.

Lend

• Meaning: To give something to someone for a short period of time, expecting them to return it.

  1. I can lend you my umbrella since it's raining outside.

  2. The bank will lend money to people who want to buy a house.

  3. She was kind enough to lend me her bicycle for the afternoon.

Bowed Down

• Meaning: To bend your head or the top part of your body forward as a sign of respect, greeting, or defeat.

  1. The audience bowed down to the king to show their respect.

  2. After the performance, the dancers bowed down to thank the crowd for their applause.

  3. He bowed down his head in shame after he was caught lying.

Glad

• Meaning: Feeling pleased, happy, or joyful about something.

  1. I am so glad that you could come to my party.

  2. She was glad to hear that her best friend was feeling better.

  3. The students were glad when the school day finally ended.

Ceremony

• Meaning: A formal event or series of actions performed in a special way to celebrate or honor something.

  1. The graduation ceremony was a special day for all the students.

  2. There will be a tea ceremony to welcome our guests.

  3. The wedding ceremony took place in a beautiful garden.

Alternate

• Meaning: To happen or follow one after the other in a repeating pattern; to use one thing and then the other.

  1. The students sat in alternate seats to follow the social distancing rules.

  2. For this recipe, you need to alternate between adding flour and milk.

  3. We will alternate taking turns to clean the kitchen every week.

Produce

• Meaning: To create, make, or manufacture something; to yield or provide something from a farm or factory.

  1. The farm is able to produce a large amount of fresh vegetables.

  2. The factory can produce over a thousand cars every day.

  3. This new machine is designed to produce electricity from solar power.

Apology

• Meaning: A formal or sincere expression of regret for having done something wrong.

  1. He wrote a letter of apology to his teacher for not doing his homework.

  2. A sincere apology can help to fix a friendship after a fight.

  3. She offered a heartfelt apology for her rude comment.

Enact

• Meaning: To make a bill into a law; to perform a play or a role in a play.

1. The government will enact a new law to protect the environment.

2. The student council will enact a new rule to make the playground safer.

3. The children will enact a scene from a famous play for the school show.

• TEST 9