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GRADE: II
SUBJECT: MORAL SCIENCE
LESSON TITLE: Govind’s Kindness
WSREF.NO:WS.II.MSC.5.5.01
TITLE: Govind’s Kindness
DESCRIPTION : Understanding the importance
of moral values

Name of the Student: Section: Date:

I. Read the passage and answer the following questions:

Govind’s Kindness

Govind still remembers his childhood days when he worked in tea stalls. He served customers
thousands of glasses of tea from morning till late night. Everyday, the owner would beat him
for either breaking a glass or spilling tea. There were nights when he was sent hungry to bed
because he made a mistake. The owner also took away money from his wages to punish him for
his mistakes.
Govind supported his family with the money he earned. So he could never give up his job.
Now, many years later, he is the owner of many big hotels in Mumbai. Young boys come to
him asking for work. He does not give them work. He enrols each one of them in a school. He
wants them to study and have a good life. Govind cares for them as if they were his own sons.
Many of the boys whom he has helped have now grown up. They have studied hard and now
work in big offices. They have not forgotten Govind’s kindness. He has guided them and
helped them to earn a good living. Some of them wish to pay him for all his help. But Govind
tells them, ‘Do for someone else whatever I have done for you. That is the only payment you
could give me!’
Moral- Always be kind, therefore when we feel another person’s sorrow, we treat his/her
problems as our own.

II. Fill in the blanks using the suitable words given in the help box:

study work served pay money

1. Govind ______served_______customers thousands of glasses of tea from morning till

late night.

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2. The owner took away ___ money ____ from Govind’s wages to punish him for his mistakes.

3. Govind wants the young boys to _________ study __________ and have a good life.

4. The young boys have studied hard and now ____ work ______ in big offices.

5. Some of the people whom Govind has helped wish to_____ pay ______ him for all his help.

III. State whether the following statements are True or False:

1. Govind remembers his childhood days when he worked in tea stalls. _____True______

2. The owner would beat Govind for either breaking a glass or spilling tea. _____True______

3. The young boys have forgotten Govind’s kindness. _____False______

4. Govind did not support his family with the money he earned. _____False______

IV. Match the following:

1. tea life ( 2 )

2. good night ( 4 )

3. enrol glass ( 5 )

4. late school ( 3 )

5. breaking stall ( 1 )

V. Tick the correct answer:

1. How does Govind help the boys who come to him for help?

a) He enrols each one of them in a school.

b) He serves customers glasses of tea.

c) He punishes them for their mistakes.

2. Why was Govind sent hungry to bed?

a) He was sick.

b) He did not have money.

c) He made a mistake.

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VI. Value based questions:

1. What is the moral of the story, “Govind’s Kindness”?

Ans._Always be kind, therefore when we feel another person’s sorrow, we treat his/her______

problems as our own._________________________________________________________

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