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CLASS 10 · FOOT PRINTS WITHOUT FEET SUPP. READER · CHAPTER 9

The Book That Saved the Earth

Original answers about Noodle’s tact, Think-Tank’s misunderstandings, and the value of books.

6 worked answersOriginal sample responses

6 worked answers · short steps first, explanations when you need them

The Book That Saved the Earth

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Question Think about it 1

How does Noodle correct Think-Tank’s mistakes without openly offending him?

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Describe Noodle’s respectful hints and their effect.

Answer

He politely offers clues as tentative information, letting Think-Tank correct himself without embarrassment.

Question Think about it 2

If you were in Noodle’s place, how would you respond to Think-Tank’s mistakes?

Steps only

Combine respectful language with evidence and safety.

Answer

I would politely ask for evidence and speak clearly if a mistaken order could endanger anyone.

Question Think about it 3

Are electronic media replacing books? Can books be done away with altogether?

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Give one benefit of digital media and one continuing value of books.

Answer

Digital media are convenient, but printed and digital books can both remain useful.

Question Think about it 4

Why are books called a person’s best companion? Write about a favourite book and why you like it.

Steps only

Explain what books offer and give one personal example.

Answer

Books offer ideas and stories whenever we need them. Name a favourite and explain what you learned or enjoyed.

Question Talk about it 1

How does Think-Tank misread nursery rhymes as threats, and how can misunderstandings be resolved?

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Give one mistaken interpretation and a sensible way to clarify meaning.

Answer

He reads nursery rhymes as invasion plans; ask questions and check context to resolve misunderstandings.

Question Talk about it 2

Are the aliens really speaking English? What might their language be?

Steps only

Distinguish the audience’s language from the aliens’ fictional language.

Answer

They likely speak a Martian language; English is used so the audience can understand them.

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