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NCERT Solutions for Class 1 English Chapter 6 Fun with Pictures (PDF) – 2027

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NCERT Solutions for Class 1 English Mridang Chapter 6 Fun with Pictures – step-by-step answers to every exercise and in-text question of the chapter, as per the latest NCERT syllabus for 2027. Read them online or download the free question-answer PDF.

This chapter is about food. We look at fruits and vegetables, sing, and visit a market.

NCERT Solutions for Class 1 English Mridang Chapter 6 Fun with Pictures PDF

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NCERT Solutions for Class 1 English Mridang Chapter 6 Fun with Pictures – Questions and Answers

All 40 questions of the chapter (textbook pages 84 – 97) are answered below, in the order of the book – in-text questions, activities and the end-of-chapter exercises. Each answer is written the way you would write it in the exam.

Let us speak — Pages 84–85Look at the big picture of fruits and vegetables.

Let us speak
(a)(a) What do you see in this picture?
Figure
The big picture on pages 84–85, drawn small. The apple, mango and watermelon are drawn two times.
Answer

I see many fruits and vegetables.

They are in a big heap. I see mangoes, bananas and carrots.

(b)(b) Say the names of the fruits and vegetables that you see.
Figure
The big picture on pages 84–85, drawn small. The apple, mango and watermelon are drawn two times.
Answer

Point to each one. Say its name.

Fruitsmangobananaapplepomegranatepearpineapplewatermeloncherriesorangegrapesjamunmuskmelonlemon
The fruits in the picture.
Vegetablescauliflowerturnipradishcapsicumpotatocarrotgreen chillibottle gourdgingertomatocornbrinjallady fingerpeas
The vegetables in the picture.

Some are hard to name. Ask your teacher.

(c)(c) How many fruits are there in the picture?
Figure
The big picture on pages 84–85, drawn small. The apple, mango and watermelon are drawn two times.
Answer

13 kinds of fruits.

Count each kind one time. Mango, banana, apple, pomegranate, pear, pineapple, watermelon, cherries, orange, grapes, jamun, muskmelon, lemon.

(d)(d) Can you name the fruits that are red in colour?
Figure
The big picture on pages 84–85, drawn small. The apple, mango and watermelon are drawn two times.
Answer

Apple, pomegranate and cherries.

The watermelon is red inside too.

(e)(e) How many vegetables are there in the picture?
Figure
The big picture on pages 84–85, drawn small. The apple, mango and watermelon are drawn two times.
Answer

14 kinds of vegetables.

Count each kind one time. Cauliflower, turnip, radish, capsicum, potato, carrot, green chilli, bottle gourd, ginger, tomato, corn, brinjal, lady finger, peas.

(f)(f) Can you name the green vegetables?
Figure
The big picture on pages 84–85, drawn small. The apple, mango and watermelon are drawn two times.
Answer

Capsicum, green chilli, lady finger, peas and bottle gourd.

They are all green.

(g)(g) Which fruits and vegetables do you like the most?
Figure
The big picture on pages 84–85, drawn small. The apple, mango and watermelon are drawn two times.
Answer

Say one fruit and one vegetable.

Sample answer: I like mangoes and carrots the most.
(h)(h) Why do we eat fruits and vegetables?
Figure
The big picture on pages 84–85, drawn small. The apple, mango and watermelon are drawn two times.
Answer

They keep us healthy and strong.

The book says it on page 97. Vegetables are good for health.

Let us sing — Page 86Fruits for all (song)

Let us sing
SongLet us sing.

Fruits for all
Five yellow mangoes hanging on the tree,
One for the traveller who rests under the tree.
One for the bird who nests on the tree.
One for the squirrel who runs up the tree.
One for the rabbit who lives under the tree.
One for you to share with me.

Five red apples hanging on the tree,
One for the traveller who rests under the tree.
One for the bird who nests on the tree.
One for the squirrel who runs up the tree.
One less for the rabbit who lives under the tree.
One for you to share with me.
Answer

Sing the song.

The tree shares its fruits with all.

Let us speak — Page 87Questions on the song Fruits for all (page 86).

Let us speak
(a)(a) With whom does the tree share its fruits?

Fruits for all
Five yellow mangoes hanging on the tree,
One for the traveller who rests under the tree.
One for the bird who nests on the tree.
One for the squirrel who runs up the tree.
One for the rabbit who lives under the tree.
One for you to share with me.

Five red apples hanging on the tree,
One for the traveller who rests under the tree.
One for the bird who nests on the tree.
One for the squirrel who runs up the tree.
One less for the rabbit who lives under the tree.
One for you to share with me.
Answer

With the traveller, the bird, the squirrel and the rabbit.

One is for you and me too.

(b)(b) What do you share with your brother, sister or friends?
Answer

Say what you share.

It can be food, toys or books.

Sample answer: I share my apple with my sister.
(c)(c) Circle the words: ‘for’ and ‘on’ in the poem.

Fruits for all
Five yellow mangoes hanging on the tree,
One for the traveller who rests under the tree.
One for the bird who nests on the tree.
One for the squirrel who runs up the tree.
One for the rabbit who lives under the tree.
One for you to share with me.

Five red apples hanging on the tree,
One for the traveller who rests under the tree.
One for the bird who nests on the tree.
One for the squirrel who runs up the tree.
One less for the rabbit who lives under the tree.
One for you to share with me.
Answer

Circle for 5 times and on 2 times in each song.

The title Fruits for all has one more for.

Five yellow mangoes hanging on the tree,
One for the traveller who rests under the tree.
One for the bird who nests on the tree.
One for the squirrel who runs up the tree.
One for the rabbit who lives under the tree.
One for you to share with me.

Let us do — Page 87Fruit chaat

Let us do
Q1Bring one fruit to the class. Wash it well. Your teacher will cut the fruits. Your teacher will help you prepare a fruit chaat. Sit in a circle and enjoy eating it together.
Answer

Make a fruit chaat with your class.

  1. Bring one fruit. Wash it.
  2. The teacher cuts it.
  3. Mix. Sit in a circle. Eat together.

We share, like the tree!

Let us read — Pages 88–90A Visit to the Market (story)

Let us read
StoryLet us read.

A Visit to the Market
Mini’s father is a farmer. He grows vegetables in his farm. He sells them in the market. Every Saturday, Mini goes with him to the market. Her father sells his vegetables. He takes her around the market.

There are many people in the market. They are buying vegetables and fruits. They are buying flowers and toys too!

Mini: Look, Father! There are many colourful flowers.
Father: Yes, there are. Let me tell you the names of the flowers. These are roses. These are marigolds. Those are jasmine.
Mini: Yes. sometimes mother makes a string of jasmine flowers.
Father: Look at the fruits here.
Mini: I can see apples but what are those large fruits behind the apples?
Father: Those are pineapples.
Mini: What are these fruits kept on the right of the apples?
Father: They are oranges.
Mini: What is the name of the big green fruit kept on the left of the apples?
Father: Oh! That is watermelon.

Mini returns home with her father. She holds a small basket of flowers in her hand. Her father has a bag of fruits.
Answer

Read it aloud, slowly.

Mini and her father see flowers and fruits.

Let us speak — Page 91Talk about the market.

Let us speak
(a)(a) Is there a market near your house?
Answer

Yes, there is. Or: No, there is not.

Say what is true for you.

Sample answer: Yes, there is a market near my house.
(b)(b) Do you go to the market?
Answer

Yes, I do. Or: No, I do not.

Sample answer: Yes, I go on Sunday.
(c)(c) With whom do you go?
Answer

Say who goes with you.

Mini goes with her father.

Sample answer: I go with my mother.
(d)(d) What do you like best about the market?
Answer

Say one thing you like.

It can be fruits, flowers or toys.

Sample answer: I like the colourful flowers.

Let us read — Pages 91–92A. Read these aloud

Let us read
A.1A. Read these aloud
tomatoespotatoes
Row 1 of page 91.
Answer

tomatoes, potatoes

Point to each picture. Say the word.

A.2A. Read these aloud
oranges
Row 2 of page 91.
Answer

oranges

There are 4 oranges. So we say oranges.

A.3A. Read these aloud
onionsbrinjalspineapples
Row 1 of page 92.
Answer

onions, brinjals, pineapples

Point to each picture. Say the word.

A.4A. Read these aloud
jackfruitcauliflowers
Row 2 of page 92.
Answer

jackfruit, cauliflowers

A jackfruit is very big. It is green outside.

A.5A. Read these aloud
mangoesradishguava
Row 3 of page 92.
Answer

mangoes, radish, guava

The radish is long and white.

A.6A. Read these aloud
carrotscabbagespeas
Row 4 of page 92.
Answer

carrots, cabbages, peas

Point to each picture. Say the word. Peas grow in a pod.

Let us read — Page 93B. Think of words for the pictures and read aloud. The last line, We had a good dinner., has no picture.

Let us read
B.1B. Think of words for the pictures and read aloud
Today, mytook me to the.
Line 1: words and two pictures.
Answer

Today, my father took me to the market.

Today, myfathertook me to themarket.
The words for the pictures.

Read the whole line aloud.

B.2B. Think of words for the pictures and read aloud
I saw manyandthere.
Line 2: words and two pictures.
Answer

I saw many fruits and vegetables there.

I saw manyfruitsandvegetablesthere.
The words for the pictures.
B.3B. Think of words for the pictures and read aloud
I liked the.
Line 3: words and one picture.
Answer

I liked the oranges.

I liked theoranges.
The word for the picture.
B.4B. Think of words for the pictures and read aloud
Mybought me an.
Line 4: words and two pictures.
Answer

My father bought me an orange.

Myfatherbought me anorange.
The words for the pictures.

We say an orange, not a orange.

B.5B. Think of words for the pictures and read aloud
We boughtand.
Line 5: words and two pictures.
Answer

We bought potatoes and onions.

We boughtpotatoesandonions.
The words for the pictures.

Let us draw — Page 94A. Draw and colour the fruits and vegetables you like.

Let us draw
AA. Draw and colour the fruits and vegetables you like. Discuss with your friends— Why do you like these fruits and vegetables?
The empty box.
Answer

Draw two or three you like. Colour them.

A sample drawing.

Then tell a friend why.

Sample answer: I like mangoes. They are sweet.

Let us write — Pages 94–95Write the words in the space below. The lines run on to page 95.

Let us write
Q1Write the words in the space below
yellow mangored appleyellow banana
Row 1 of the word boxes.
Answer

yellow mango · red apple · yellow banana

Copy each word on the lines. Leave a space between words.

Q2Write the words in the space below
green guavapurple brinjalbrown potato
Row 2 of the word boxes.
Answer

green guava · purple brinjal · brown potato

The first word is a colour. Say it as you write.

Q3Write the words in the space below
orange carrotwhite radish
Row 3 of the word boxes.
Answer

orange carrot · white radish

Here orange is a colour. A carrot is orange!

Let us write — Pages 96–97B. Fill in the blanks. Two have been done for you. (onions and brinjals are done in the book.)

Let us write
B.1Are these potatoes?
________, they are not.
These are __________.
The picture next to the question.
Answer

No, they are not. These are tomatoes.

The picture shows red tomatoes.

B.2Are these carrots?
________, they are.
These are __________.
The picture next to the question.
Answer

Yes, they are. These are carrots.

The picture shows carrots.

B.3Are these roses?
________, they are not.
These are __________.
The picture next to the question.
Answer

No, they are not. These are marigolds.

Mini’s father showed marigolds too.

B.4Are these pumpkins?
________, they are not.
These are __________.
The picture next to the question.
Answer

No, they are not. These are potatoes.

They are small and brown.

B.5Are these mangoes?
________, they are not.
These are __________.
The picture next to the question.
Answer

No, they are not. These are oranges.

Oranges are round.

B.6Are these cauliflower?
________, they are.
They are __________.
The picture next to the question.
Answer

Yes, they are. They are cauliflowers.

B.7Is this a cabbage?
________, it is.
This is a __________.
The picture next to the question.
Answer

Yes, it is. This is a cabbage.

Chapter 6 of 9 – Mridang

NCERT Solutions Class 1 English Mridang Chapter 6 Fun with Pictures – Overview

ClassClass 1
SubjectEnglish
BookMridang
Chapter6 – Fun with Pictures
Textbook pages84 – 97
Questions solved40
Session2027
FormatFull answers on this page + PDF

NCERT Solutions Class 1 English Chapter 6 – FAQs

Where can I download NCERT Solutions Class 1 English Mridang Chapter 6 Fun with Pictures PDF?

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Is this for the 2027 session?

Yes, it follows the latest NCERT Class 1 English book for 2027.

How many questions are solved in NCERT Class 1 English Chapter 6?

All 40 questions of the chapter (textbook pages 84 – 97) – the in-text questions, activities and the end-of-chapter exercises.

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