The Rebel Poet Class 5 English Lesson 7

(a) Pritam was to sing the song 'Karar oi louha kopat'.

(b) Nazrul was born in the village of Churulia.

(c) Burdwan district is in undivided Bengal.

(a) Was Pritam a student of Class V?
Answer: Yes, Pritam was a student of Class V.

(b) What was Pritam's father reading?
Answer: Pritam's father was reading a newspaper.

(c) Where was Nazrul born?
Answer: Nazrul was born in the village of Churulia near Asansol in the Burdwan district of undivided Bengal.

(a) What did Uncle Rahim tell Pritam?
Answer: Uncle Rahim told Pritam that Nazrul joined the army under the British.

(b) Why did Nazrul start writing poems, essays and songs?
Answer: Nazrul started writing poems, essays, and songs to voice his protest against the cruelty of the British.

(c) Name the Bengali daily edited by Nazrul.
Answer: The name of the Bengali daily edited by Nazrul was 'Nabajug'.

(d) Why was Nazrul sent to prison?
Answer: Nazrul was sent to prison for writing his poem 'Anandamoyeer Agamane'.

(a) He was born in the village of Churulia.
(b) He joined the army under the British.
(c) He was in prison for his poem 'Anandamoyeer Agamane'.
(d) He was born on 24th May 1899.
(e) He was born at a time when India was under the British rule.

(a) Please put the book on the table.
(b) He jumped into the river.
(c) The fan is over my head.
(d) He goes to school.

Answer:
At first, a pot is bought.
Then, it is washed with water.
Next, it is dried in the sun.
Thereafter, it is painted.
At last, polish is applied to make the surface shiny.

Answer:
At first, some water is boiled in a pot over a stove.
Next, a spoonful of tea leaves is added to the boiling water.
Then, sugar and milk are added to the tea liquor according to taste.
Thereafter, the mixture is boiled for a few more minutes.
At last, the hot tea is poured into cups using a strainer and served.

(Hints: Born on 8th May 1861 - did not enjoy formal schooling - was taught at home - mathematics teacher was Aghore Babu - used to play in the verandah - role-playing as a teacher - taught the railing bars as if they were students - conclusion.)

Answer:
1. The great poet Rabindranath Tagore was born on 8th May 1861.
2. During his childhood, he did not enjoy formal schooling.
3. Instead, he was taught at home by private tutors.
4. His mathematics teacher was Aghore Babu.
5. Little Rabindranath used to play alone in the verandah of his house.
6. He loved role-playing as a teacher in his free time.
7. He taught the railing bars as if they were his students.
8. His childhood was truly filled with unique imagination and creativity.