Practice Assignment: 33 | Class 6 BBC Compacta Solutions PDF Download

(A) Complete the following sentences by filling in the blanks with appropriate noun phrases. Please, note that the noun phrase you use should have at least two words.

1.
Ans: The Rajdhani Express is the fastest train in India.

2.
Ans: All I want is some delicious food to eat.

3.
Ans: Dad is repairing the broken car.

4.
Ans: When will the concert start?

5.
Ans: My mischievous dog has eaten my homework. 

(B) Underline the adverbial phrases in the following sentences.

1.
Ans: My dog likes to go out for a walk in the park. 

2.
Ans: I could not take the examination because of my illness. 

3.
Ans: It has been raining all night. 

4.
Ans: The message came early in the morning. 

5.
Ans: She prepared for the concert for three months. 

6.
Ans: He walks in an awkward manner. 

7.
Ans: The old man speaks very slowly. 

(C) Replace the underlined adjectives in the following sentences with appropriate adjectival phrases given in the box. You have been given one example.

1.
Ans: The King wore clothes made of silk.

2.
Ans: He is a pilot with a lot of experience.

3.
Ans: My brother is a citizen of Italy.

4.
Ans: The building with ten-storeys is about to fall.

5.
Ans: In Norway, we stayed in a hotel made of ice.

(D) Each of the following sets of sentences contains a simple sentence, a compound sentence and a complex sentence.

1.
Ans: 

• "I followed him wherever he went."
  • Type: Complex sentence
  • Main clause: "I followed him"
  • Subordinate (dependent) clause: "wherever he went"
• "I followed him everywhere."
  • Type: Simple sentence
• "He went to many places, and I followed him everywhere."
  • Type: Compound sentence
  • Coordinating clauses: "He went to many places" and "I followed him everywhere"
  • Conjunction: "and" (coordinating conjunction)

2.
Ans: 

• "On waking up, Ali Baba found all the gold missing from the cave."
  • Type: Complex sentence
  • Main clause: "Ali Baba found all the gold missing from the cave."
  • Subordinate clause: "On waking up"
  • Conjunction: None
• "Ali Baba woke up and he found all the gold missing from the cave."
  • Type: Compound sentence
  • Coordinating clauses: "Ali Baba woke up" and "he found all the gold missing from the cave."
  • Conjunction: "and"
• "When Ali Baba woke up, he found all the gold missing from the cave."
  • Type: Complex sentence
  • Main clause: "He found all the gold missing from the cave."
  • Subordinate clause: "When Ali Baba woke up"
  • Conjunction: "When"

3.
Ans: 

• "I had broken Dad's spectacles, so he was angry with me."
  • Type: Compound sentence
  • Coordinating clauses: "I had broken Dad's spectacles" and "he was angry with me."
  • Conjunction: "so"
• "Dad was angry with me because I had broken his spectacles."
  • Type: Complex sentence
  • Main clause: "Dad was angry with me."
  • Subordinate clause: "because I had broken his spectacles."
  • Conjunction: "because"
• "Dad was angry with me for breaking his spectacles."
  • Type: Simple sentence
  • Main clause: "Dad was angry with me."
  • Subordinate clause: "for breaking his spectacles."
  • Conjunction: "for"