Class 4 English Chapter 9: Hekko — practice questions with answers
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Q1. What does the word 'Hekko' mean?
- Challenging the tiger
- The strongest man
- Running fast
- Catching the ball
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Answer: A. Challenging the tiger
Why: 'Hek' means to challenge and 'ko' means tiger, so Hekko means 'Challenging the tiger'.
Why: 'Hek' means to challenge and 'ko' means tiger, so Hekko means 'Challenging the tiger'.
Q2. In the word Hekko, 'hek' means to ____.
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Answer: challenge
Why: 'Hek' means to challenge and 'ko' means tiger.
Why: 'Hek' means to challenge and 'ko' means tiger.
Q3. In the word Hekko, 'ko' means ____.
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Answer: tiger
Why: 'Ko' means tiger.
Why: 'Ko' means tiger.
Q4. The folk story of Hekko comes from which state?
- Nagaland
- Kerala
- Rajasthan
- Odisha
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Answer: A. Nagaland
Why: There is a folk story in Nagaland about Aami and Aakho.
Why: There is a folk story in Nagaland about Aami and Aakho.
Q5. In the folk story, who is 'Aami'?
- The Tiger
- The Referee
- The Village
- The Man
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Answer: D. The Man
Why: 'Aami' means The Man and 'Aakho' means The Tiger.
Why: 'Aami' means The Man and 'Aakho' means The Tiger.
Q6. In the folk story, who is 'Aakho'?
- The Man
- The Elder
- The Captain
- The Tiger
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Answer: D. The Tiger
Why: 'Aakho' is The Tiger.
Why: 'Aakho' is The Tiger.
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Is this chapter from the NCERT book?
Yes — it follows the NCERT Class 4 English syllabus, used by CBSE and many state boards.