What is the answer to the riddle: 'I follow you, but not at night, unless you are carrying a light'?
Which new colour is formed when yellow and blue colours are mixed together?
What is a noun according to the grammar section?
Give two examples of compound words from the chapter formed by joining two words.
Where did the rainbow fairies hang their wet gowns to dry?
Who are the 'white sheep' in the pre-reading rhyme 'White Sheep'?
What does the word 'bow' refer to in Christina Rossetti's poem?
What sails on the rivers according to the poem 'The Rainbow'?
Name any two place nouns mentioned in the grammar lessons of the chapter.
Write the opposites of the words 'weak' and 'curved' that begin with the letter 'S'.
In the poem 'Colours', what is the benefit of sharing crayons with a friend?
In the poem 'The Rainbow Fairies', why did the clouds cry and what did Father Sun do?
What is the core message conveyed in the 'Mental Talk' section of the chapter?
How does the rainbow build a road according to the poem?
Why does the poet consider clouds prettier than boats and ships?
What are compound words? Explain with five examples from the chapter 'The Rainbow' showing how two words join together to form a new word.
Explain the story of how the rainbow was born according to the supplementary poem 'The Rainbow Fairies' by L. M. Hadley.
How does the poet Christina Rossetti compare the things sailing on water with the clouds in the sky in the first stanza of the poem 'The Rainbow'?
Based on the chapter 'The Rainbow', describe the seven colours of the rainbow, explain the clues used to identify them, and discuss how different colours can be mixed to create new shades.
What are Nouns according to the grammar section of the chapter? Explain the different categories of naming words and identify the nouns from the given passage on Sachin Tendulkar.
Describe how the poem 'The Rainbow' highlights the contrast between man-made things and nature-made things. Support your answer with details about river bridges and the rainbow from the poem.