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He gave a great leap
And he landed flat
In the crook of the tree-trunk —
Right on the cat!
And he landed flat
In the crook of the tree-trunk —
Right on the cat!
The cat gave a yell;
And sprang to the ground,
Pleased as Punch to be;
Pleased as Punch to be;
Safe and sound
Explanation:
Stanza \(11\) tells how the child's father ultimately climbed the tree and landed in the cat's place with a huge leap (amid the tree).
The cat became frightened and cried. It jumped from the tree. Stanza \(12\) ends with the cat landing safely and happily on the ground. At last, this incident ultimately resolved the problem presented in the initial lines of the poem.
Answer:
Answer:
Cat landed on the Ground
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Meaning of difficult words:
Answer:
S.No | Words | Meaning |
1. | Leap | Jumping quickly from a distance with a force |
2. | Yell | Shouting at someone or something with a loud voice |
3. | Manage | To succeed in dealing or handling something |
4. | Landed | Reached the ground |
5. | Scream | To cry out loud, especially out of fear, anger etc. |
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Reference:
Answer:
National Council of Educational Research and Training (2007). Honeycomb. Dad and cat and the tree - Kit Wright (pp.107-109). Published at the Publication Division by the Secretary, National Council of Educational Research and Training, Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi.
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