A Show of Clouds - 2 Class 2 Worksheet English Mridang

Q1. Fill in the Blanks

(i) In the poem, the speaker lies on their _______ and looks up at the sky.
Ans: back
The speaker lies on their back and looks up at the sky.

(ii) The speaker sees a big white _______ in the clouds.
Ans: bear
The speaker sees a big white bear in the clouds.

(iii) The ship in the clouds looks like it's sailing on a _______ sea.
Ans: white
The ship in the clouds looks like it's sailing on a white sea.

(iv) The speaker also imagines seeing an _______ in the sky.
Ans: elephant
The speaker also imagines seeing an elephant in the sky.

(v) The speaker finds it _______ to see whatever they want in the clouds.
Ans: fun
The speaker finds it enjoyable to see whatever they want in the clouds.

Q2. Make a Sentence:

Use the word “clouds” to make a sentence.

Ans. Students will create their own sentence. 

Example: "The clouds look fluffy and white."

Q3. Match the words to their Meanings:

Ans. 

Q3. Short Answer Questions

(i) Describe what the speaker sees in the clouds according to the poem.
Ans. The speaker sees various shapes in the clouds, including a big white bear, a ship sailing on a white sea, and an elephant waving its trunk at them.

(ii) Why does the speaker find it fun to look at the clouds?
Ans. The speaker finds it fun to imagine shapes in the clouds because it allows them to see whatever they want and lets their imagination run wild.

(iii) What does the child do while looking at the sky?

Ans. The child lies on their back while looking at the sky.

(iv)  Can you describe any one thing you have seen in the sky?

Ans. This is a creative answer based on the student's observation. 

For example:
"I have seen birds flying in the sky."
or
"I have seen clouds shaped like animals in the sky."

Q4.  Vocabulary Challenge

Write the meaning of the following words from the poem:
(i) Trunk
Ans: The elongated, muscular, flexible proboscis or snout of an elephant used for grasping objects.

(ii) Sea
Ans: A large body of saltwater that covers most of the Earth's surface.