Story Writing (Class 6 English)
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Q1 · SHORT · 2 marks
Name the three basic parts of a well-written story.
Q2 · LONG · 4 marks
Develop a story from the outline, with a title and a moral. Outline: Summer — an ant collects and stores food — a grasshopper sings and plays all day — winter comes — grasshopper has no food — ant shares/advises.
Q3 · LONG · 4 marks
Develop a story from the outline, with a title and a moral. Outline: A hungry fox — sees juicy grapes high on a vine — jumps again and again — cannot reach them — walks away saying the grapes are sour.
Q4 · LONG · 4 marks
Develop a story from the outline, with a title and a moral. Outline: A farmer has a goose that lays one golden egg daily — he grows greedy — cuts the goose open to get all the eggs at once — finds nothing — loses everything.
Q5 · SHORT · 2 marks
Give a suitable title and a moral for a story in which a father shows his sons that a bundle of sticks cannot be broken, but single sticks break easily.