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We can also say,Raju says he has come here for justice.Gopaldas says he put 120 coins in his bag.Now write the following statements in another way :1. Ravi : I like apples.2. Mohan : I do not like apples.3. Seema : My pen is lost.4. Dipu : I have completed my work.5. Raju : I am going home.1. Ravi says he likes apples.2. Mohan says he does not like apples.3. Seema says her pen is lost.4. Dipu says he has completed his work.5. Raju says he is going home.B. Find out opposites of the following words from the lesson :Words Opposites Words Oppositeslost found short largelie truth double singlerequest order then whenaccept refuse go comebigsmall16.PlaythingsA. Answer the following questions :1. What was the child doing all the morning?Ans. The child was playing with a broken twig all the morning.2. What was the poet doing all the morning?Ans. The poet was doing his account work all the morning.3. Why did the poet smile at the child's play?Ans. The poet smiled at the child's play with that little bit of a broken twig.4. What kind of the playthings does the poet want to have now?Ans. The poet seeks out costly playthings and gather lumps of gold andsilver.5. What art has he forgotten on being a grown up man?Ans. He has forgotten the art of being absorbed in sticks and mud-pies.6. Which game is happier - the child's or the poet's?Ans. The child's game is happier.B. Tick (3 ) the correct alternatives to complete the following sentences :1. 'Mud-pies' means ________.(i) a cake made of mud(ii) plaything that a child makes with mud3(iii) a heap of mudPPHCOMPREHENSION57English Reader [6-8]