Q1. What did Chinna enjoy reading?
(a) Magazines
(b) Storybooks
(c) Newspaper
(d) Comics

Q2. Who was Tara?
(a) Chinna's sister
(b) A white cat
(c) A baby goat
(d) A soft toy
Q3. What did Kamala do when Chinna started crying?
(a) Scolded him for being careless
(b) Ignored him and went to the kitchen
(c) Wiped his tears and comforted him
(d) Sent him back to school
Q4. What fruits did Kamala and Chinna buy at the market?
(a) Apples, mangoes, bananas
(b) Apples, mangoes, tomatoes, brinjals and pineapples
(c) Oranges, grapes, watermelon
(d) Pineapples only
Q5. Why did Kamala tell Chinna not to use the extra money for chocolates?
(a) It was not his money
(b) It was a gift
(c) Chocolates are unhealthy
(d) She wanted it back

Word Box: shoes, hugged, hundred, market, careful
Chinna _______ his mother when he felt upset.
Chinna placed his __________ in the corner after reaching home.
Kamala paid a _______ rupee note to the fruit seller.
Kamala told Chinna, "That's my boy! Cheer up! Now let's go to the __________ to buy fruits and vegetables."
Kamala told Chinna to be _______ with money in the future.

(Write True or False)
Chinna found the money in his shoes when he reached home.
Kamala scolded Chinna for losing the money.
The fruit seller gave Chinna 10 rupees extra by mistake.
Chinna tied the bells around his own wrist.
Chacha had already sold the bells when Chinna returned.

(Draw a line to match each item in Column A with the correct option in Column B)
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| 1. Item seen in Chacha's shop | A. Grade 4 |
| 2. Chinna's class | B. Tinkling bells |
| 3. Animal name for baby goat | C. Kid |
| 4. Chinna's mother | D. Kamala |
| 5. Fruit seller's reaction | E. Called Chinna honest |

(Solve the crossword using the given clues)

Q2. Who was Tara?
(a) Chinna's sister
(b) A white cat
(c) A baby goat
(d) A soft toy
| 1. What is the main message or theme of "The Tinkling Bells" poem for Class 4? | ![]() |
| 2. How do the tinkling bells create mood and atmosphere in this NCERT Class 4 English poem? | ![]() |
| 3. What poetic devices and literary techniques are used in "The Tinkling Bells" worksheet? | ![]() |
| 4. Why are the bells described as "tinkling" rather than just ringing in this Class 4 poem? | ![]() |
| 5. What key lessons about childhood and school life does "The Tinkling Bells" convey to CBSE students? | ![]() |