Kerala Syllabus Class 6 English: Unit 02 Towards New Horizons: Lesson 02 - The Aeroplane - Questions and Answers | Teaching Manual | Teachers Handbook

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Std 6 English Unit II Towards New Horizons - Lesson 02 The Aeroplane - Textual Questions and Answers & Activities
The Aeroplane

1. What is the aeroplane in the poem compared to?
The aeroplane in the poem is compared to a giant lark soaring high in the sky.

2. Why is the pilot described as ‘brave’?
The pilot is called brave because he flies the aeroplane high in the sky and controls it with courage.

3. What happens when the aeroplane goes higher and higher?
When the aeroplane goes higher and higher, it looks smaller and smaller until it becomes just a tiny speck in the sky.

4. How does the aeroplane come back to the ground?
The aeroplane comes back to the ground gracefully, gliding down smoothly until it lands on the earth again.

♦ Activity 1
1. Find the lines that tell us about how the aeroplane moves? 
For example - Soaring on high 
Answer:
• Guiding its flight
• Upward it goes,
• Gracefully gliding down
♦ Activity 2
2. Read the following stanza.
  Look at the aeroplane
  Up in the sky,
  Seems like a giant lark
  Soaring on high.
Here, the aeroplane is compared to a lark.  
What other features of a bird can you see in the aeroplane in the poem. Write them down.
Answer:
• Soaring high: Like birds, the aeroplane flies high in the sky.
• Outspread wings: The aeroplane has wide wings, just like a bird.
• Graceful movement: It glides smoothly, like a bird flying gently.
• Tiny speck in the sky: When far away, it looks small—just like a bird flying high.
• Flying up and coming down: The aeroplane goes up and returns, like a bird that flies and lands

♦ Activity 3
3. The poem gives a vivid description of an aeroplane. Use the following hints to write about the aeroplane in your own words.
• Looking like a giant lark
• The pilot guiding the plane
• Purr, purr of the engine
• Flying very high
• Gliding down to earth
The aeroplane looks like a giant lark. …………………........…………
Answer:
The aeroplane looks like a giant lark, soaring high up in the sky. Its wide wings shine in the sunlight. The brave pilot sits inside and carefully guides the plane through the air. The engine makes a soft sound—purr, purr—as it flies higher and higher until it becomes a tiny speck. Then the aeroplane glides slowly and gracefully down to the earth again.

♦ About the author
Jeannie Kirby: Jeannie Kirby was an American poet best known for her thoughtful and gentle poem “I Wonder,” which beautifully captures a child’s curiosity about the world. She was born on September 9, 1925, in Vernon, Texas, to Herman Clyde Lott and Elsie Tomes. Her writing reflects a deep appreciation for nature and the mysteries of life, often seen through the eyes of a child. In 1953, she married George Linley Miller and later married Maynard Page Kirby. She had one daughter named Georjeane. Jeannie Kirby passed away on November 17, 2008, in Norfolk, Virginia, and was laid to rest at Saint Nicholas Catholic Church Columbarium in Virginia Beach. Her poem “I Wonder” remains a favourite in children’s literature, admired for its simple language and profound questions. Her famous poems include I Wonder, The Pigeon’s Story and Timid Bunnies.



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