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Model Activity Task (October); Class - X : English

MODEL ACTIVITY TASK (October)

CLASS – X

ENGLISH (SECOND LANGUAGE)
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Read the following text and answer the questions that follow :

A small portion of the Alipore zoo director's finger was severed after a chimpanzee bit it on Wednesday afternoon, said officials of the hospital where he was treated.
Asis Kumar Samanta was feeding Babu, the thirty-three year old chimpanzee, when he spotted something like an insect on Babu's nose and tried to remove it. "But the chimpanzee bit his finger," said V.K. Yadav, member secretary of the Bengal Zoo Authority.

Samanta was taken to the SSKM Hospital. "A small part of the tip of his left index finger was severed when he came to us. There was a fair amount of bleeding. He needed one stitch and an anti-rabies vaccine. It was not a major wound and should heal soon," a hospital official said.

This is not the first time Babu had reacted with ferocity while being fed by Samanta. In 2018 February, when Samanta was trying to feed Babu, the chimpanzee had held him by the arms and pulled him closer. The iron bars of the cage separated the two and the director managed to push Babu away to set himself free.


Activity 1

Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentences : [1×6=6]

i) The zoo is located at ______________.
a) Agra
b) Ahmedabad
c) Allahabad
d) Alipore

Ans: d) Alipore

ii) The chimpanzee attacked the man on ______________.
a) Sunday
b) Monday
c) Tuesday
d) Wednesday

Ans: d) Wednesday

iii) The incident took place in the ______________.
a) Morning
b) Evening
c) Afternoon
d) Night

Ans : c) Afternoon

iv) The man was bitten on the ______________.
a) Finger
b) Toe
c) Head
d) Chest

Ans: a) Finger

v) Something appeared to be sitting on the chimpanzee’s ____________.
a) Ears
b) Eyes
c) Nose
d) Lips

Ans : c) Nose

v) The bars of the cage were made of ______________.
a) Wood
b) Iron
c) Steel
d) Brass

Ans : b) Iron


Activity 2

Provide appropriate information to fill in the table : [1×4=4]

i) Name of the Chimpanzee  — Babu

ii) Name of the zoo’s director —  Asis Kumar Samanta

iii) Name of the member-secretary of the Bengal Zoo Authority  —  V.K. Yadav

iv) Number of stitches Mr. Samanta received — One stitch


Activity 3

Write a newspaper report in about 100 words on a Book Fair. [10]

Use the following points :
Date, place, time duration – stalls – types of books – food court – public opinion

Ans :

THE 42nd  INTERNATIONAL KOLKATA BOOK FAIR

— By a staff Reporter

Saltlake, January 31 :  Good days have started for the book lovers of bengal. The yearly the 42nd International Kolkata book fair started yesterday. Unlike all other years, this year the book fair is being held in the premises of Salt Lake Central Park. The Chief Minister of West Bengal inaugurated the fair on January 30 and it will continue till February 11. There is no entrance fee, the book fair will run from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 

According to the kolkata book fair authority this year the total number of bookstalls can exceed up to even 5000. Many notable national and international publishers have participated in the book fair. Apart from them, several budding publishers have also participated in the fair. In this book fair, A book lover will find  story books, novels, poems, science fiction books, travel stories and many more and he can find his paradise in the kingdom around books and magazines. 

Renowned authors like Siddharth Mukherjee, Amitav Ghosh are supposed to be present in the book fair. Apart from bookstalls, a beautiful cultural function has also been arranged in the book fair. There are also different types of food stalls. From where anyone can eat Bengali food, South Indian food, even Chinese food as they like. Enough security measures have been taken in concern of the safety and the security of the book fair.

★★★★★


Students will write answers to these activity tasks in subject-specific exercise books at
home, and submit the exercise books to respective subject teachers after schools reopen. Under no circumstance, students will go out of home.

Thank you..
God bless you all...
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