Where was Haldi going? Answer: Haldi was going to school.

Where did Haldi stare at the giraffe?

Haldi stared at the giraffe as the giraffe was wearing big glasses and holding a book in his hand. She reached school by jumping on the giraffe's back.

Why did Haldi stare at the school?

Answer. Haldi stared at the giraffe because she never had seen such a strange giraffe.

What does little monkey want to be?

Answer: The little monkey want to be like a giraffe, an elephant and a zebra.

Who won in the end class 2?

Answer. The sun won in the end.

NCERT CLASS 2 ENGLISH MARIGOLD UNIT 1 - HALDI'S ADVENTURE ( questions and answers)

Why is a smile a funny thing?

Why is a smile a funny thing? Answer: A smile is a funny thing because it wrinkles up our faces but when it is gone, no one can find its hiding place.

Does the zebra have spots or stripes?

Question 4: Does the zebra have spots or stripes? Answer: The zebra has stripes.

How old is Mohit 2nd?

The narrator, Mohit, is a seven-year-old boy, who is a student of Class 2.

Who was Sunu Sunu visiting?

Question 2: Who was Sunu-sunu visiting? Answer: Sunu-sunu was visiting his friends- ants.

Who gave the monkey magic wand?

One has been done for you. The Little Monkey wants to be big and strong. A wise woman does not hear him. She gives him a wand.

Who did Haldi meet?

The lesson Haldi's Adventure talks about how Haldi meets a huge giraffe on her way to school one day. She speaks to the giraffe and tells him that she has never met a giraffe like him. The giraffe wore glasses and held a book in his hand.

What does the child think about his drawing?

What does the child in the poem think about his drawing? Answer: He thinks whether his drawing will be as good as his classmates.

What can myna do?

The Myna can sing and fly high in the sky. I can sing, paint and dance. Yes, the fish was really happy to be in water as she can swim in it with its fins.

Where does the rain fall?

Raindrops fall to Earth when clouds become saturated, or filled, with water droplets. Rain is liquid precipitation: water falling from the sky. Raindrops fall to Earth when clouds become saturated, or filled, with water droplets. Millions of water droplets bump into each other as they gather in a cloud.

What is long round?

Access Answers to NCERT Solutions Class 2 Maths Chapter 1 What is Long, What is Round? Question: 1. Answer: The answer is Pencil.

What did the sun do to get the man's coat off?

What did the sun do to get the man's coat off? Answer: The sun shone hot to get the man's coat off.

Who lived in the cottage in the forest?

Question 1: Who lived in the cottage in the forest? Answer: A Bear family lived in a cottage in the forest.

What did Sonu see in the garden?

Answer: Sonu first saw the yellow butterfly flying in the garden.

Why was there great joy in Nina's house?

Answer: There was great joy in Nina's house because Nina's aunt was getting married, and all of her family members were going to attend the wedding in Delhi.

What does Mohan do answer?

Mohan makes pots, jugs, oil lamps and clay cups.

What is Mohit's mother?

Answer. Mohit's mother is a teacher.

What does the monkey wish for when he sees a giraffe?

Summary In English

She gave one magic stick to the monkey to fulfil all his wishes. First of all he wants to become a giraffe. Then he wants to become an elephant and at last he wants to become a zebra.

What happened to all the animals in the end?

What happened to all the animals in the end? Answer: All the animals fell for Woxy Foxy's words and he ate them all in the end.

What did the monkey swear at the end?

The Curse of the Black Pearl

Upon finding the treasure, the monkey became cursed like the rest of Barbossa's crew, turning undead in the moonlight, and bestowed with indestructibility. Jack stole the final piece of treasure from Will Turner aboard the Interceptor and returned it to Barbossa.

Who started smiling?

Evolutionary background

Primatologist Signe Preuschoft traces the smile back over 30 million years of evolution to a "fear grin" stemming from monkeys and apes who often used barely clenched teeth to portray to predators that they were harmless, or to signal submission to more dominant group members.