Quality School and College, Wah Cantt

T2 planners. Class VI

The White Mouse Circus

Dictation words

Magnificent Relentlessly Tommyrot Typhoid

Separate. Tip toed Consolation Lengthened

Cruelty Trapezes Appetite Somersault

Tremendously. Trampoline Chambermaid Briskly

Wandered Peeped Splendid. Hesitation

words Meanings

Bracing Refreshing

Consolation A source of comfort

Whet. To arouse one's appetite

Enormous Very large

Terrific Extremely good, excellent

Trick Technique

Permit. To give permission, allow

Scuttling Moving quickly or awkwardly

Nibbled To bite or chew

Relentlessly Continuing without pause

Words Sentences

Crumbs. There were bread crumbs under the table

Spying He was spying on his enemy.

Marched The boy was marching in the corridor.

Compromise Don't compromise on self respect.

Secret We should not disclose anyone's secret.

Wandered He wandered lonely in the garden.

Prevent We are working to prevent forest fires.

Expert She is an expert of playing guitar.

Tremendously City is progressing tremendously.

Rewarded He was rewarded for his kindness.

Answer the following questions.

1. What reason did the grandmother give for going to Bournemouth?

Ans. The grandmother decided to go to Bournemouth in order to obey her doctor’s orders.

2. How does the boy describe the hotel?

Ans. ‘It was an enormous white building on the sea-front and it looked to me like a pretty
boring place to spend a summer holiday in’ he describes the hotel as, ‘The ground floor of
the hotel was a maze of public rooms, all of them named in gold letters on the doors.’

3. Why had the grandmother given the boy a pair of white mice?
Ans. The grandmother had given the boy a pair of white mice as consolation because
Bournemouth was a boring place.

4. What was the first trick the boy taught the mice?
Ans The first trick the boy taught the white mice was to creep up the sleeve of his jacket
and come out by his neck.

5. Why did the hotel manager get angry with the boy and his grandmother?
Ans. The hotel manager was angry with the boy and his grandmother for suggesting that the
hotel was full of rats.

6. What made the boy confident that he had found a good place to train his mice?
Ans. The boy was confident that he had found a good place to train his mice because the
ballroom was large and empty. The room had been used for a meeting of the members of
the RSPCC, and even if these members were to come into the room while he was there, they
would be good, kind people.

The Echoing Green

Dictation words

Merry Laugh Folk

Oak Thrush Descen

Cheerful Bound Echoing Darkening

Words Meanings

Merry bells Bell rang in happiness, bell of church

Thrush Singing bird

Cheerful Happy mood

Darkening Spreading of dark night

Oak A shadow tree

Words Sentences

Merry bells In the spring season, merry bells ring every where.

Cheerful Kids are cheerful in the park.

Darkening Darkening prevails everywhere soon in the evening.

Descend Write these numbers in descending order

Laugh The children started laughing on jokes

Lap The young children feel comfort in lap of their mother

Weary The inn is heaven for weary people

Questions/Answers

Ans 1: At the beginning of the poem, the sun is rising so it is early in the morning.

Ans 2: Wards from the first stanza which create a cheerful mood are happy, merry, sing,
welcome and cheerful.

Ans 3: in the second stanza, the older people are laughing at the children are playing in the
ground makes them remember when they used to play happily on the green when they
were young

Ans 4: In the final stanza the sun is going down so it is the evening.

Ans 5. In the final stanza, the children are tired and ready for rest to they sit with the
mother, Instead of playing.
Ans 6: in the final stanza the poet compares the mother and her children to birds in nest.
The children sit with their mothers. The effect of comparison is that children with their
mother feel comfort and warm and both feelings are same

Paraphrasing

Reference

These lines have been taken from the poem, "The Echoing Green’’ composed by William
Blake.

Rhyming schemes

aa, bà, cc, đd, ee

Stanza #1

In the beginning of the poem in the first stanza, the poet is describing the early morning of
the spring In the early morning when the sun rises everything shines like the sun. The birds
chirp in the fields and parks The sounds seem like Merry bells. The children are playing and
parks are echoing with their cheerful voices

Stanza 2

a, b, c, d, ee

The old John is sitting in the park and feeling happy by looking at cheerful children seems
that the old people move in their childhood. They remember that everything was cheerful in
their childhood as well The park was also echoing in their childhood

Stanza 3

aa, bb, cc, dd, dd, ee

In the third stanza poet is saying that the brightness of the morning is being changed into
darkness of night The children are searching for the laps of their mothers as the birds is their
nest in the night. And the echoing green is being changed into darkening room.

Media and its impact

The media is the means of communication and information spreading through radio,
television, internet, newspaper etc. It provides information about education, sports, health,
current affairs, fashion and events of the world. There are two major means of
communication: electronic media and print media. Print media is the means which gives
information in form of books, newspaper, journals, magazines and novels. Electronic media
and print media performs a very constructive role as it raises awareness about many social
issues like corruption, terrorism, importance of health and education, drug addiction and
violation of human rights. Media provides entertainment through programas such as
dramas, films, talk and shows etc. Media is playing a very important role in our lives as it has
a strong impact on us.

A Visit to the Hill Station

Murree is a famous hill station. Last February, we went there. We reached Rawalpindi by
train from there we got a bus for Murree. The scenery on the way was very beautiful. In
Murree we visited many beautiful spots. We visited Mall road, governor house, Pindi chair
lift and Kashmir point. The mall was crowded place. Young men and women were moving
here, and there. They were in their best clothes. We also enjoyed horse riding. We also went
deep into the valleys We enjoyed scenery from Kashmir point. At night, we could see lights
of Islamabad from Murree. After a week we returned home in great joy.

Islamic Festivals

Festival is an event community gathering which has specific Islamic themes Festivals are Eid-
ul-Fitr and Eid-ul Arha, Shab-e-Barat, Eid Milad un Nabi etc. Eid milad un Nabi is celebrated
on the birth date of the Holy Prophet (S.A.W). It is celebrated by all Muslims with religious
enthusiasm, Shab e Barat is celebrated on 14th of Shaban Muslims believe that on Shab e
Barat Allah writes destinies of all Muslims. Eid ul fitr is celebrated at the end of fasting
month. it is three days celebration in which families and friends celebrate together. Eid ul
Azha is also three days celebration when all Muslims of the world offer sacrifice by
slaughtering a sheep, cow or camel following the traditional Islamic culture.

Application for marriage party

The Principal,

Quality School and College,

Wah Cantt.

Subject: Application for marriage party.

Madam,

With due respect, it is stated that I have to attend marriage party of my brother. Therefore I
cannot come to school. Kindly grant me leave for two days. I shall be thankful to you.

Yours obediently,

X. Y. Z
Class: VI Green (Eve)

Date: 22nd April, 2020,

Application for fee concession

The Principal,

Quality School and College,

Wah Cantt.

Subject: For fee concession

Madam,

With due respect, it is stated that my father is a poor man His Income is very low. He has to
bear a large family. He cannot pay my school fee. I am very fond of studies and always stand
first in my class. Kindly grant me full fee concession. I shall be very thankful to you.

Yours obediently,

X.Y.Z

Class: VI Green (Eve)

Date: 22 April, 2023

Letter to uncle for gift

Examination hall,

City A.B.C

Date: 22 April, 2023

My Dear Uncle,

You have sent me a birthday gift. I am thankful to you for this gift, I was really in need of a
good watch It will make me punctual, Again I thank you for this lovely gesture.

Yours truly,

X.Y.Z

Proverb
1. Distant drums sound well.

2. Self-done is well done.

3. Where there is will, there is a way

4. Do not put off till tomorrow what you can do today.

5. To go about the same old beaten path

Idioms

1. Alpha and omega( All in all)

Truth is alpha and omega of education.

2: Break down ( Getting down)

My health broke down due to bad weather.

3.Break in (To interrupt)

He always breaks in, when I discuss his future plans.

4. To flare up

(Burst in anger)

He flared up as soon as he saw his rival.

5: A swan song,

(Last work of a person)

The Tempest is the swan song of Shakespeare.

Forms of verb
Conquer Conquered Conquered

Study Studied Studied

Sink Sank Sunk

Swear Swore Sworn

Offer Offered Offered

Spring Sprang Sprung

Succeed Succeeded Succeeded

Spoil Spoiled Spoiled

Cast Cast Cast

Behave Behaved Behaved

Bore Born Born

Bid Bade Bidden

Bleed Bled Bled

Blow Blew Blown

Dig Dug Dug

Fly Flew Flown

Teach Taught Taught

Lend Lent Lent

Know knew Known

Lead. led led

Punctuation

Basics inverted commas

(Apostrophe)

Apostrophe it used when a speaker addresses someone of something that is not there
Addresing someone absent, dead and non human as of that person or thing were present.
Examples

1.It's a nice day outside.

2. The cat is dirty, its fur is matted.

3. You're not supposed to be here.

4. This is your’s book.

5. Who's at the door

Inverted Comma

Inverted commas are also known as quotation marks, are punctuation marks used to

Set off direct speech or quotations around the titles of books, plays, or songs, or around a
word or phrase that is being discussed.

For example:

1. "Fetch me a glass of drink’’.

2. “Life is not bed of roses”.

3. The poem"We are seven" was by William Wordsworth

4. “Honesty is the best policy”.

5. My financial career is a very interesting story

3. Object and its types,

Object

The receiver of an action is called an object

Types of Object:

1. Direct Object:
It has a direct relation with the verb It is usually a thing.

It answers the question what

For Example

Saba gave a pen to Ayza.

Girls sent letters to parents.

Mother baked a cake for children.

He played football.

Mason built a house for people.

2: Indirect object

It has an indirect relation with the verb It is usually a person. It answers the question Whom.

For example

He gave Ayza a pen.

Girls sent letter to parents.

Mother baked a cake for children.

He played football with his friend.

Mason built a house for people.

Parts of speech.

Pronoun and its types

Pronoun: Pronoun is word that is used instead of a noun e.g He, She, They, Someone, You
which, himself etc.

A. Personal Pronoun

The pronoun which we use for persons are called personal pronoun
There are three types of personal pronoun.

1 person pronoun

2nd person pronoun

3 person pronoun

The pronoun which we use for ourselves are called first person pronoun, eg my ours, mine,
us etc

The pronoun which is used for the person who is present infront of us and we can talk to
person direct, e.g You, Your Yours

The pronoun which is used for the person who is not present infront of us and we can't talk
directly, e.g He, him, his her they them their etc

2: Relative pronoun

The pronoun which shows the relation between first part of sentence to the other part of
sentence

Example

1. it is the cat which killed the mouse

2. He was the man who stole my money

3.She is the girl to whom I was called.

3: Reflexive pronoun

When 'self' is added to the personal pronouns and used as an object, it is called reflexive
noun, eg myself, yourself, herself, himself, ourselves, themselves

She is talking to herself.

Ali is proud of himself.

She hurt herself.

4: Interrogative pronoun

These pronoun are used for asking question.

Examples

To whom he was discussing the matter?

Whose pencil is this?

Who is knocking the door?

2- Relative pronoun:

It is the pronoun that refers to the subject which is called antecedent. It also joints two
Sentence

Examples:

i- Do you know the place where accident occurred?

-He who seeks, finds.

-You are the girl whose roll number is called.

iv- Where is the chair that is broken?

I have three sisters whom I trust very much.

3- Demonstrative pronoun:

It is the pronoun that is used to point out nearby or distant things

Examples:

1) This is very interesting story.

ii) That I was talking about.

iii) These are my things.

iv) Those are not yours.

v) Yonder is a historical fort.

vi such is the behavior of people.

4- Indefinite pronoun:
An indefinite pronoun is a pronoun that conacts random and non-specific beings, places, or
anything.

• It is used to count the entire noun without any receification; also, it contains all, both,
each, etc

Examples:

All From my point of view, all are equal.

Anybody can dance on the floor of dancing.

-Every I heartily congratulate every player.

iv-Anything I was unable to hear anything last night after the blast.

v-Several Several people came to the stadium to see match.

5) Distributive pronoun:-

It is the pronouns that refers to the things caste time.

Examples:

I Neither is absent

ii) Each carries four marks.

iii) What would you like to take, coffee or tea.

Past Continuous Tense

Past continuous tense refers to denotes these actions/events that were happening for a
particular time in the past

Urdu Identification

The Urdu identification of Past Continuous Tense is ‫رہا تھا رہی تھی رہے تھے‬

First form of Verb + ing is used.

We use helping Verb Was and Were.

Negative Sentence in negative sentence, we use not after was, were

Interrogative Sentence in Interrogative sentence, was were comes before subject

Examples

She was going to market.

The farmer was ploughing in the fields.

Children were flying kites.

He was not writing a story

Mother was not washing the clothes

Was she solving the paper?

Was doctor examining the patient?

Were they going to school?

Teacher was teaching the interesting lesson

Ali was learning new skills.

Sara was not baking a cake for her friend.

Father was driving a car.

Comprehension Passages

Electricity is indeed produced from fossil fuels, whit include gas, petroleum and coal. In
Pakistan, almost 64% of the electricity is generated from these fossil fuels. Additionally,
water a significant source of electricity production, known as hydro power. It is important to
note that by wasting electricity, we are also wasting these valuable natural resources. We
use electricity for almost everything in our homes from turning on the lights to watching TV.
But we can also save electricity by using it wisely.

Summary:
In Pakistan, 64% of electricity comes from fossil fuels (gas, petroleum, coal) and hydro
power from water. Wasting electricity means wasting these valuable natural resources.
Using electricity wisely can help conserve these resources.

Title:

Sources of Electricity

Words. Meanings

Fossils preserved remains of animals

Significant Important

Wisely. With care, Cautiously

1. What percentage of electricity in Pakistan is generated from fossil fuels?

2. What is another significant source of electricity production, apart from fossil fuels?

3. Why is it important to use electricity wisely?

Ans. Almost 64% of electricity in Pakistan is generated from fossil fuels.

Ans. Water is another significant source of electricity production, known as hydro power.

Ans.It is important to use electricity wisely because wasting electricity means wasting
valuable natural resources.

Passage 2:

There are definitely ways to eat healthy without breaking the bank .Here are a few tips:Take
some time to plan out your meals for the week before you go grocery shopping. This will
help you avoid buying things you do not need. Buying staples like rice, beans and oats in
bulk can be much cheaper than buying them in smaller packages.Buy from vegetable
markets where fresh vegetables and fruits are available at low prices. Eating out can be
expensive, so try to cook most of your meals at home. You will not only save money, but you
will also have more control over what you are eating.When you are shopping, focus on
buying foods that are nutrient-dense, like fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins
and healthy fats like nuts and seeds.

Summary:

Eating healthy doesn't have to be expensive. To save money, plan your meals, buy staples in
bulk, shop at vegetable markets, cook at home, and focus on nutrient-dense foods like
fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats.
Title: Smart Nutrition Choices

Words. Meanings

Bulk. A large quantity

Expensive. Having a high price, costing alot of money

Grocery Food and household supplies

1. What can planning your meals before grocery shopping help you avoid?

2. What is a cost-effective way to buy staples like rice, beans, and oats?

3. Why is cooking most of your meals at home beneficial?

Ans. Planning your meals before grocery shopping can help you avoid buying things you do
not need.

Ans. Buying staples like rice, beans, and oats in bulk is a cost-effective way.

Ans. Cooking most of your meals at home is beneficial because you will not only save
money, but you will also have more control over what you are eating.

Passage 3:

Turkish tulip, one of the rarest and most important symbols of their culture, bloom in late
March or early April, depending on the weather. The Istanbul tulip festival covers all parts of
the city and is organized with different theme every year. Tulip flowers have captivated
people's heart's for centuries and their story dates back to the Ottoman Empire. Sultans and
nobles were enchanted by the beauty of tulips, considering them symbols of beauty and
prosperity. Tulips hold a special place in Turkish culture, appearing in various art forms such
as calligraphy ceramics and textiles. The tulip's elegant shape and vibrant colours have
inspired countless artist throughout history. In fact, tulips played such a significant role in
Turkish art that they became a part of the country's cultural identity. The tulips , with their
graceful presence, remind us of the power of nature to inspire and uplift our spirit.

Summary:

The Turkish tulip, a rare and important cultural symbol, blooms in late March or early April.
The Istanbul Tulip Festival celebrates this iconic flower, which has captivated people for
centuries. In Turkish culture, tulips represent beauty and prosperity, inspiring art forms like
calligraphy, ceramics, and textiles, and holding a special place in the country's cultural
identity.

Title:

Tulip Festival
Words. Meanings

Fascination Attractive, Extremely interesting

Elegant Refined, Sense of beauty

Vibrant. Full of life and energy

Captivate. To attract

1. When do Turkish tulips typically bloom?

2. What role did tulips play in the Ottoman Empire?

3. What is the significance of tulips in Turkish culture?

Ans. Turkish tulips typically bloom in late March or early April, depending on the weather.

Ans. In the Ottoman Empire, tulips were considered symbols of beauty and prosperity, and
they enchanted sultans and nobles.

Ans. Tulips hold a special place in Turkish culture, representing beauty and prosperity, and
inspiring various art forms; they are also a part of the country's cultural identity.

Comprehension Passages

Electricity is indeed produced from fossil fuels, whit include gas, petroleum and coal. In
Pakistan, almost 64% of the electricity is generated from these fossil fuels. Additionally,
water a significant source of electricity production, known as hydro power. It is important to
note that by wasting electricity, we are also wasting these valuable natural resources. We
use electricity for almost everything in our homes from turning on the lights to watching TV.
But we can also save electricity by using it wisely.

Passage 2:

There are definitely ways to eat healthy without breaking the bank .Here are a few tips:Take
some time to plan out your meals for the week before you go grocery shopping. This will
help you avoid buying things you do not need. Buying staples like rice, beans and oats in
bulk can be much cheaper than buying them in smaller packages.Buy from vegetable
markets where fresh vegetables and fruits are available at low prices. Eating out can be
expensive, so try to cook most of your meals at home. You will not only save money, but you
will also have more control over what you are eating.When you are shopping, focus on
buying foods that are nutrient-dense, like fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins
and healthy fats like nuts and seeds.
Passage 3:

Turkish tulip, one of the rarest and most important symbols of their culture, bloom in late
March or early April, depending on the weather. The Istanbul tulip festival covers all parts of
the city and is organized with different theme every year. Tulip flowers have captivated
people's heart's for centuries and their story dates back to the Ottoman Empire. Sultans and
nobles were enchanted by the beauty of tulips, considering them symbols of beauty and
prosperity. Tulips hold a special place in Turkish culture, appearing in various art forms such
as calligraphy ceramics and textiles. The tulip's elegant shape and vibrant colours have
inspired countless artist throughout history. In fact, tulips played such a significant role in
Turkish art that they became a part of the country's cultural identity. The tulips , with their
graceful presence, remind us of the power of nature to inspire and uplift our spirit.