Vocabulary & Literary Types

1. What is a fable? What is the main purpose of a fable?

2. What is the key difference between a myth and a folk tale?

3. In the story of "The Two Frogs," what is the moral lesson?

4. Name the three main gods mentioned in the Indian myth "Bhrigu and the Three Gods."

5. What is a proverb? Give one example.

Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous

6. Complete the sentence: "I ______ (learn) English for many years."

7. Your friend's eyes are red. Ask them a question using the Present Perfect Continuous tense.

8. What is the difference between these two sentences? * "I have read that book." * "I have been reading that book."

9. Change this sentence into a negative form: "The children have been playing outside all day."

10. Write a sentence describing an action that started in the past and is still happening now, using the Present Perfect Continuous.

Application & Data Interpretation

11. According to the bar chart in the lesson, what is the most popular activity students do to improve English?

12. What is the least popular activity according to the same bar chart?

13. In a Venn diagram, where would you place an item that belongs to all three sets?

14. In the Greek myth, why was Orpheus unable to bring Eurydice back from the land of the dead?

15. What is the main message of the proverb "Unity is strength," as shown in the folk tale about the father and his sons?