My Elder Brother Class 5 Worksheet English Marigold

Q1: Fill in the blanks

(i) My elder brother is ______ years older than me.
(ii) My elder brother's favorite sport is ______.
(iii) In our family, my elder brother is the ______ child.
(iv) My elder brother helps me with my ______.
(v) My elder brother and I often play ______ together.
Ans: 
(i) 5
(ii) Chess
(iii) Eldest
(iv) Homework
(v) Cycling

Q2: True or False

(i) My elder brother is younger than me.
(ii) My elder brother is very good at chess.
(iii) My elder brother does not help me with my homework.
(iv) We often play football together.
(v) My elder brother is the youngest child in our family.
Ans: 
(i) False: The elder brother is older than the student, not younger.
(ii) True: The text mentioned that the elder brother is very good at chess.
(iii) False: The text mentioned that the elder brother helps the student with their homework.
(iv) False: The text stated that the student and their elder brother often play cycling together, not football.
(v) False: The text stated that the elder brother is the eldest child in the family, not the youngest.

Q3: Very Short Answer Questions

(i) Who are the two main characters in the play?
Ans: The two main characters are Bhaiya and Munna.

(ii) What is Bhaiya’s attitude towards studying?
Ans: Bhaiya believes studying is very important and that one must work hard to succeed.

(iii) What is the main conflict between Bhaiya and Munna?
Ans: The main conflict is Bhaiya’s insistence on studying hard while Munna prefers to play and have fun. 

(iv) What does Bhaiya mean when he says, “If the base is strong then the building will stand firmly”?
Ans: Bhaiya means that a strong foundation in education is necessary for future success.

(v) Was Munna happy with the timetable that his Bhaiya made for him? Give reason.
Ans: Munna was not happy with the timetable because there is no time for play in that timetable.

Q4: Short Answer Questions

(i) Why do Bhaiya avoid to go to a fair or cricket or hockey match?

Ans: Bhaiya do not want to go to a fair or any match because he do not want to waste his time on all these things, in that time he prefers to read his books.

(ii) How does Bhaiya show his care for Munna?

Ans: Bhaiya makes a timetable for Munna to help him study better and emphasizes the importance of education.

(iii) What thing Munna like to do? 

Ans: Munna like to play with his friends or sit idling away with them for fun, play marbles and fly paper kites.

(iv) Why does Bhaiya remind Munna about their parents’ experiences?
Ans: Bhaiya reminds Munna that their parents, despite their limited education, have valuable life experiences and wisdom that are important.

Q5. Create character profiles for Bhaiya and Munna. Use the template below to fill in details about their traits, beliefs, and relationships.

Q6.  Write a short story (5-6 sentences) about a time you learned something valuable outside of school.

Ans: Last summer, I went to my grandmother’s village. I learned how to plant vegetables in her garden. At first, it was hard to dig the soil, but I enjoyed watching the seeds grow. My grandmother taught me patience and the importance of caring for living things. It was a fun way to learn about nature, and I felt proud when we harvested the vegetables together!