Practice Assignment: 2 | Class 6 BBC Compacta Solutions PDF Download

1. Tick  the correct option for each of the following statements.
(a).
Ans: (ii) people would have disliked it in any other position 

(b).
Ans: (iv) it would have been tickled by hair 

(c).
Ans: (iii) current of air caused by sneezing 

(d).
Ans: (ii) good and bad times 

(e).
Ans: (i) humorous 

2.
Ans: In this poem the poet argues that the best (a)place for the nose is between the (b)eyes and the (c)chin. No one would like it to be anywhere else except the (e)face Had it been sandwiched between our toes, we would have died of (f) smelling our dirty feet. And a nose at the top of our (g)head would have been irritated by the  feel of our hair. If it had been in our ears, our (i)sneezes must have rattled our brain. So, we should be (j)glad that the nose stays on our face through all our good and bad times.

3.
Ans: The image that shows the understanding of "sandwiched between" would be the third image, where a hand is holding a round object. The round object appears to be 'sandwich' in the grasp of the hand, much like how something is sandwiched between two other objects. The term "sandwiched" typically refers to an item being placed or squeezed between two other items. 

4.
Ans: The poem teaches us to appreciate the things as they are, often we overlook the basic aspects of life and how they are designed to serve us best. It encourages us to find humor and gratitude in the ordinary, and to be thankful for the things that seem trivial but are, in fact, perfectly suited to our needs. It also suggests that one should not take for granted the natural order and harmony of our being.