Textbook Solutions: The Cherry Tree | New Pathways Class 6: Book Solutions, Summaries & Worksheets PDF Download

Reading 1

1. On the basis of your understanding of the story, select the most appropriate answer.
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Reading 2

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Ans: One event that brought me close to my grandparents was when my grandmother taught me how to bake her famous chocolate chip cookies. We spent an afternoon in the kitchen, and she patiently showed me the steps, from measuring the ingredients to mixing the dough. It was a fun and delicious experience that created a special bond between us.

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Dear Friend,
I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to share an amazing story about the cherry tree my grandfather and I have been nurturing. It hasn't been an easy journey, but it's been truly worth the effort.
One day, a mischievous goat entered our garden and ate all the leaves of the cherry tree. I was so upset, but my grandfather assured me that cherry trees are tough, and it would grow again. Then, a woman cutting grass accidentally cut the tree in two, and I thought it might not survive. But to our surprise, it didn't give up.
We faced another challenge when a hungry caterpillar began munching on its leaves. I had to remove the caterpillar quickly, hoping it would come back as a butterfly someday. These difficulties tested our patience and determination.
But despite all these challenges, the cherry tree kept growing. It thrived through the seasons, and when it finally blossomed, it was a beautiful sight. We saw more blossoms, and in the following year, there were cherries on the tree. They were sour at first, but we knew they'd get better with time.
Through all these hardships, I realized the importance of perseverance and caring for something you've planted. It was a valuable lesson, and I'm glad we didn't give up on the tree. Our efforts have been rewarded with a tree that has not only grown tall but also given us beautiful moments under its shade.
I hope this story inspires you to cherish and nurture the things you care about. Sometimes, the most precious things in life require hard work and patience, but they are absolutely worth it in the end.
Take care, and I can't wait to share more stories with you when we meet.
Warm regards,
Rakesh