A Story From Bapu's Life lesson 3 class 6th

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Word Meaning
1.Moment - a very short time
2. Stitch - sew something
3. Dressed - wearing clothes
4. Caring -  worry
5. Nature- qualities of a person
6. Upset - unhappy
7. Visiting  -  site visit   

I. Answer each question briefly:-

Q. 1. The little boy was very upset. Why?
Ans. The little boy was upset to see Bapu without a shirt.

Q. 2. What did he ask Bapu ji?
Ans. he asked why Bapu ji did not wear a Kurta.

Q. 3. Why could Gandhi ji not buy even a single Kurta?
Ans. Gandhi ji believed that until every Indian had a Kurta how he could wear one; that was why he didn’t buy even a single Kurta.

Q. 4. Who made Kurtas for the little boy?
Ans. Her mother made Kurtas for the little boy.

Q. 5. What is the title given to Gandhi ji because of his loving nature?
Ans. ‘The Father of Nation’.
Book work of lesson 3 
Note on book  page no. 17

II. Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks:-

1. Gandhi ji was a great man.
(a)Ordinary  (b)Great  (c) Intelligent

2. Children loved visiting Gandhi ji.
(a) Hated  (b)Loved  (c)Ignored 

3. Gandhi ji needed forty crore Kurtas.
(a) Forty  (b)Fifty  (c)Sixty

4. The little boy felt pity for Gandhi ji.
(a)Pity  (b)Happy  (c)Bad
5. The whole country was Gandhi ji’s family. 
(a)Family  (b)Enemy  (c)Friend

III. Write T for True and F for False:-

1. The little boy’s sister sewed well. (F)
2. Gandhi ji is called ‘Father of the Nation’. (T)
3. Gandhi ji never wore any shirt. (T)
4. The little boy brought a shirt for Gandhi ji. (F)
5. Gandhiji was very loving and caring. (T)

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