NCERT Solutions for Class 5th English Chapter 10 A. For each word, list three other words you associate with it — Let us Learn

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Q1.
For each word, list three other words you associate with it. One has been done for you. 1. Festivals — Joy, Sweets, Family
Answer

Festivals — Joy, Sweets, Family. This one is already done for you in the book.

To associate means to connect in your mind. When you hear a word, other words come into your head at once. Those are the words you write.

  • Joy — a festival is a happy time.
  • Sweets — every Indian festival brings sweets into the house.
  • Family — festivals are the days when everybody comes home.
Other good answers: lights, prayer, new clothes, holiday, music, rangoli, crackers, visiting. Any three of these are correct.
Q2.
2. Bangle
Answer

Bangle — glass, colourful, wrist.

  • Glass — the bangles in our story are made of glass, in Firozabad.
  • Colourful — they come “from deep reds and blues to soft pastels”.
  • Wrist — that is where a bangle is worn.
Other good answers: round, Diwali, artisan, furnace, clinking, gift, pair, shining. Choose any three and be ready to say why.
Q3.
3. Factory
Answer

Factory — machines, workers, chimney.

  • Machines — a factory is full of machines that do work quickly.
  • Workers — many people work together there.
  • Chimney — the tall pipe that lets the smoke out.
Other good answers: furnace, noise, goods, packing, shift, gate, siren.
Q4.
4. Friend
Answer

Friend — sharing, trust, play.

  • Sharing — friends share tiffin, books and secrets.
  • Trust — you can tell a friend something and know it is safe.
  • Play — most friendships begin in the playground.
Other good answers: help, laughter, kind, together, honest, bench partner.
Q5.
5. School
Answer

School — teacher, classroom, books.

  • Teacher — the person who helps us learn.
  • Classroom — the room where we sit and study.
  • Books — what we read and write in every day.
Other good answers: bell, blackboard, uniform, assembly, playground, friends, homework.
Why this exercise helps: Words live in families. When you learn to pull three friends out of one word, your writing gets richer at once — instead of “I like festivals”, you can write “I like festivals for the sweets, the lights and the whole family being at home”.
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