Class 6 English Chapter 7: Neem Baba — practice questions with answers
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Q1. Where was Amber sitting when she began talking to Neem Baba?
- In the shade of the neem tree in her courtyard
- In her classroom
- In a forest
- At the market
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Answer: A. In the shade of the neem tree in her courtyard
Why: Amber returned from school and sat in the shade of the neem tree in her courtyard. [p.76]
Why: Amber returned from school and sat in the shade of the neem tree in her courtyard. [p.76]
Q2. How does neem seed powder mixed in water help farmers?
- Locusts do not eat plants sprayed with it
- It makes plants grow taller overnight
- It waters the crops
- It attracts birds
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Answer: A. Locusts do not eat plants sprayed with it
Why: Spraying neem seed powder in water keeps locusts away; it also protects from termites and other insects. [p.79]
Why: Spraying neem seed powder in water keeps locusts away; it also protects from termites and other insects. [p.79]
Q3. Neem also purifies the air.
True or false?
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Answer: True
Why: Neem Baba says neem also purifies the air. [p.80]
Why: Neem Baba says neem also purifies the air. [p.80]
Q4. ‘Termites’ are ______.
- insects that damage wood and buildings
- flying insects that damage crops
- small thin branches
- germs
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Answer: A. insects that damage wood and buildings
Why: Termites are insects that damage wood and buildings; locusts are flying insects that damage crops. [p.79]
Why: Termites are insects that damage wood and buildings; locusts are flying insects that damage crops. [p.79]
Q5. ‘Stagnant’ water is water that is ______.
- not flowing
- very hot
- salty
- clean
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Answer: A. not flowing
Why: Stagnant means not flowing. [p.79]
Why: Stagnant means not flowing. [p.79]
Q6. What is the past form of ‘discover’?
- discovered
- discover
- discovering
- discovers
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Answer: A. discovered
Why: discover → discovered. [p.82]
Why: discover → discovered. [p.82]
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How many practice questions are there for Class 6 English Chapter 7: Neem Baba?
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Is this chapter from the NCERT book?
Yes — it follows the NCERT Class 6 English syllabus, used by CBSE and many state boards.