[New 2024-25] Chapter 1 - A Bottle of Dew | Summary | Extra Question - Answers | Story by Sudha Murty | NCERT Solution for Class 6 English Poorvi.
'A Bottle of Dew' is a story written by Sudha Murty. This story is about a man Rama Natha who believes in a magic potion that can turn any object into gold. To make that potion he spend most of his time and money, which also worried his wife Madhumati. One day, A famous sage Mahipati taught him the importance of hard work and perseverance. He tricked Rama Natha by giving him a task of collecting 5 litres of morning dew from the leaves of banana plantation. It took 6 years of hard work and dedication of Rama Natha for collecting 5 litres of morning dew. But, at the end Rama Natha understood the wisdom behind the learning given by the sage Mahipati that "There is no magic potion that can turn things into gold. It is just our hard work that creates the wealth." and after that he started working even harder on his banana plantation...
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A bottle of dew story in english :
Rama Natha was the son of a rich landlord. His father left him
One day, a famous sage called Mahipati came to their town. Rama Natha became his follower and asked him about the potion. To his surprise the sage answered, “Yes, in my travels in the Himalayas, I heard how you could make such a potion. But it is difficult.”
“Tell me!” requested Rama Natha, not believing his luck.
“You have to plant a banana plant and water it regularly with your hands. In winter, the morning
Rama Natha was worried. “But winter is only for a few months. It will take me years to collect five litres of dew.”
“You can plant as many banana plants as you want. But remember, you must look after them yourself and collect the dew with your own hands.”
Rama Natha went home, and after talking to his wife started cleaning his large fields, which had been lying empty all these years. There he planted rows and rows of banana plants. He
Carefully, he took the bottle to the sage. The sage smiled and
“This is cheating,” he told the sage. “I have wasted six
But sage Mahipati only smiled and called Madhumati to come forward. She came with a big box. When she opened it, inside shined stacks of gold coins!
Now the sage turned to the very surprised Rama Natha and said, “There is no magic potion that can turn things into gold. You worked hard on your land and created this plantation. While you looked after the trees, your wife sold the fruits in the market. That’s how you got this money. It was your hard work that created this wealth, not magic. If I had told you about this earlier, you would have not listened to me, so I have played a trick on you.”
Rama Natha understood the
large tracts of landLarge areas of land
when he died. But Rama Natha did not spend even one day looking after his land. This was because he had a funny idea—he believed there was a magic potionA liquid with magical properties
that could turn any object into gold. He spent all his time to learn more about this potion. People cheated him often, promising to tell him about it, but he did not give upStop trying
. His wife, Madhumati, was tired of this and also worried because she saw how much money Rama Natha was spending. She was sure that soon they would be without money.
One day, a famous sage called Mahipati came to their town. Rama Natha became his follower and asked him about the potion. To his surprise the sage answered, “Yes, in my travels in the Himalayas, I heard how you could make such a potion. But it is difficult.”
“Tell me!” requested Rama Natha, not believing his luck.
“You have to plant a banana plant and water it regularly with your hands. In winter, the morning
dewSmall drops of water on leaves that form during night
is on the leaves. You have to collect the dew and store it in a bottle. When you have five litres of dew, bring it to me. I will chantTo repeat or sing a word or phrase
some magic words, which will turn it into the magic potion. A drop of the potion will change any object into gold.”
Rama Natha was worried. “But winter is only for a few months. It will take me years to collect five litres of dew.”
“You can plant as many banana plants as you want. But remember, you must look after them yourself and collect the dew with your own hands.”
Rama Natha went home, and after talking to his wife started cleaning his large fields, which had been lying empty all these years. There he planted rows and rows of banana plants. He
tendedLook after
them carefully and during the winter months collected the dew that formed on them with great care. His wife helped him too. Madhumati gathered the banana crop, took it to the market and got a good price for it. Over the years, Rama Natha planted more and more plants and they had a huge banana plantation. At the end of six years, he finally had his five litres of dew.
Carefully, he took the bottle to the sage. The sage smiled and
mutteredSpoke in low voice
something over the water. Then he returned the bottle and said, “Try it out.” Rama Natha sprinkled a few drops on a copper vessel and waited for it to turn to gold. To his surprise nothing happened!
“This is cheating,” he told the sage. “I have wasted six
preciousValuable
years of my life.”
But sage Mahipati only smiled and called Madhumati to come forward. She came with a big box. When she opened it, inside shined stacks of gold coins!
Now the sage turned to the very surprised Rama Natha and said, “There is no magic potion that can turn things into gold. You worked hard on your land and created this plantation. While you looked after the trees, your wife sold the fruits in the market. That’s how you got this money. It was your hard work that created this wealth, not magic. If I had told you about this earlier, you would have not listened to me, so I have played a trick on you.”
Rama Natha understood the
wisdomDeep understanding
behind these words and worked even harder on his plantation from that day on.- Story by
Sudha Murty
.# Summary : A Bottle of Dew
● Rama Natha, son of a rich landlord inherits a large piece of land. But, He believed in a magic potion that could change any objects into gold. To make that potion he spent most of his time and money. His wife Madhumati, was worried that if this continued then soon they would be without money.
● One day, a famous sage called Mahipati told Rama to plant banana plants in his field and collect 5 litres of morning dew from its leaves and bring it to him. so that he can chant some magic words to turn that dew into magic potion.
● Rama Natha went home and started cultivating banana plants. He looked after his plants and during winter months he collected the dew from its leaves.
● While Rama Natha was busy in collecting the dew, his wife Madhumati gathered the banana crop, took it to the market and got a good price for it.
● Over a period of six years, Rama Natha collected 5 litres of dew and he took the bottle to the sage. where sage chanted some magic words to turn that dew into magic potion and returned it to Rama to try it out. Rama Natha tried it on a copper vessel but nothing happened!. Rama Natha felt cheated and realised that he had wasted six precious years of his life.
● Sage told him that while he were busy in collecting the dew, his wife has sold the fruits in the market and earned gold coins which were stacked in a big box.
● It was Rama Natha's hard work that created the wealth, not magic. The Sage played a trick on him. so that he can learn that "There is no magic potion that can turn things into gold, it is just your hard work that can help you gain your wealth."
● Rama Natha understood the value of hard work and continued to work diligently on his plantation.
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# Moral of the story :
● Hard work, dedication and consistency are the true path to success.
● Shortcuts are often lead to disappointment.
● Wisdom lies in recognizing the true value of one's efforts.
# Word - Meanings :
A bottle of dew class 6 word meaning :
● Large tracts of land : Large areas of land.
● Land lord : Owner of the land.
● Potion : A liquid with magical power.
● Give up : Stop trying.
● Worried : Concerned or troubled about actual or potential problem.
● Sage : A profoundly wise person.
● Town : A place which is smaller than a city but larger than a village.
● Dew : Small drops of water on leaves form during night.
● Chant : To repeat a word or phrase.
● Empty : Contains nothing.
● Planted : Cultivated (sown crop).
● Tended : looked after.
● Gathered : Collected.
● Crop : Plants that are grown on a large land.
● Plantation : Cultivation of crop.
● Muttered : Spoke in a low voice.
● Sprinkled : Sprayed/Scattered/Dispersed.
● Precious : Valuable.
● Stack : Pile/Heap/Bundle.
● Surprised : Shocked/Stunned/Alarmed.
● Wealth : Resources like money/property
● Trick : Conspiracy/Deception/Misguided.
● Wisdom : Deep understanding.
# NCERT Solutions :
Ncert class 6 english poorvi chapter 1 question answer a bottle of dew.
Poorvi ncert Page 01 : Let us do these activities before we read.
Q1. Circle the picture that matches with each word. Check your answers by sharing them with your classmates and teacher.
Q2. Answer these questions and discuss them with your classmates and teacher.
(a) Think of a time when you worked hard. What did you do then?
Answer. I remember that I worked hard during my exam. I used to study whole day and also till late night so that I can score good marks in my exam.
(b) How did it help you?
Answer. It helped me understand the subject better and scoring good marks in my final examination.
(c) How did it make you feel?
Answer. It make me feel confident and mentally strong during my examination.
A bottle of dew class 6 question answer.
Poorvi ncert Page 03 : Let us discuss
Q1. What did Rama Natha believe?
Answer. Rama Natha believed that there was a magic potion that could turn any object into gold.
Q2. How did the sage help Rama Natha?
Answer. The sage helped Rama Natha by making him believe that he knows how to make the magic potion.
Q3. Do you think Rama Natha will be able to collect the dew? Give a reason.
Answer. Yes, Rama Natha will be able to collect the dew because he desperately wanted to make the magic potion.
A bottle of dew ncert class 6th english poorvi chapter 1 question answer.
Poorvi ncert Page 05 : Let us discuss.
Q1. Why was Rama Natha angry?
Answer. Rama Natha was angry because the dew that he collected in 6 years did not work as a magic potion and all his hard work was wasted. So he felt cheated by the sage as he promised Rama Natha that he will turn the dew into a magic potion by chanting some magic words but he failed to do so.
Q2. How did Rama Natha and Madhumati create wealth?
Answer. Rama Natha and Madhumati create wealth from the banana plantation that they had grown on the large piece of land which was inherited by Rama after his father's death.
NCERT Solutions for Class 6 English Poorvi Unit 1 Fables and Folk Tales Chapter 1 A Bottle of Dew textbook exercise questions and answers.
Poorvi ncert Page 06 : Let us think and reflect.
Q1. Read the following lines and then answer the questions that follow.
(a) He spent all his time to learn about the magic potion. People cheated him often, promising to tell him about it, but he did not give up. His wife, Madhumati, was tired of this and also worried because she saw how much money Rama Natha was spending. She was sure that soon they would be without money.
(i) Complete the sentence with a suitable reason.
Rama Natha did not ‘give up’ because he believed in the magic potion .
(ii) Read the column which shows ‘what happened’ and write the correct outcome in the next column.
(iii) Write whether the following statements are True or False.
a. Madhumati was troubled about what her husband did. (True)
b. Rama Natha was very happy digging his fields. (False)
c. The sage wanted to show the right path to Rama Natha. (True)
(b) Carefully, he took the bottle to the sage. The sage smiled and muttered something over the water. Then he returned the bottle and said, “Try it out.” Rama Natha sprinkled a few drops on a copper vessel and waited for it to turn to gold. To his surprise nothing happened!
(i) Choose the option that lists the events given below in the correct order.
a. The sage smiled.
b. Rama Natha gave the bottle to the sage.
c. Rama Natha dropped a few drops of water on a copper vessel.
d. He said something in a low voice over the water.
e. Rama Natha waited to see if the magic worked.
1. a, e, d, b, c ❌
2. b, a, d, c, e ✅
3. c, d, a, b, e ❌
4. a, d, b, e, c ❌
(ii) Fill in the blank with the correct word from the lines given above.
Seeing that the plant had dried up, the gardener Sprinkled some water on it.
(iii) How might Rama Natha have felt when nothing happened to the copper vessel?
Answer. Rama Natha might have felt cheated and disappointed when nothing happened to the copper vessel.
Q2. Answer the following questions.
(a) What did the sage ask Rama Natha to do to make the magic potion?
Answer. The sage asked Rama Natha to plant bananas plants and collect 5 liter of dew from the leaves in the winter morning. He would then turned the dew into the magic potion.
(b) Why did the sage ask Rama Natha to do everything himself?
Answer. The sage asked Rama Natha to do everything himself. So that he could learn the lesson of hard working.
(c) How could Rama Natha have a big banana plantation after six years?
Answer. Rama Natha planted rows and rows of banana plants. He tended them carefully and Over the years, it becomes a huge banana plantation.
(d) How did the sage make Rama Natha believe that there is no magic potion?
Answer. The sage made Rama Natha believed that there is no magic potion by giving him the task of collecting 5 litres of dew from banana plantation so that he could learn the lesson of hard working. and could understood that it was hard work that created this wealth, not magic potion.
(e) Fill in the ‘before’ and ‘after’ table about Rama Natha.
A Bottle of Dew Question Answer Class 6 English Poorvi Chapter 1 NCERT Solutions
Poorvi ncert Page 08 : Let us learn.
Q1. Read the following words from the story.
Use the words correctly to complete the paragraph given below. There are two extra words in the box that you do not need.
There was a farmer who had a huge coconut plantation. He worked hard and did not depend on luck . Every day was difficult but he did not give up. One day, a man bought a bag of coconuts from him, and promised to pay him the money the next day. Days passed and the man did not pay him anything. The farmer felt cheated . About two months later, he met the same man and asked him about his money. The man said, “Oh! I had forgotten. Now, I remember buying coconuts from you.” And he paid the money.
Q2. Read the words from the story in Column A. Read the new words in Column B. Complete the meanings of the words given in Column B. Meanings of some words are given.
Column A | Column B | Meaning of the words in Column B |
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I | eye | An organ which help us to see. |
your | you're | short form of 'you are'. |
dew | due | happening at some time in future. |
son | sun | The star around which earth revolves. |
one | won | past tense of win. |
ate | eight | A number which comes after 7. |
see | sea | large salt water body. |
π Note : The words given in each row of the table above have the same sounds but different spellings and meanings. Such words are called homophones.
Q3. Choose four pairs of homophones from the table above, and for each pair write a sentence that uses both homophones in the same sentence. Check your answers by sharing them with your teacher and classmates. An example has been given below :
I ate eight bananas for breakfast today.
Answer :
1. I really wanted to see a sea with my own eyes.
2. My son shines like a sun shine.
3. One can won any battle with hard work and consistency.
4. Due to cold weather dew drops collected on the plants leaves.
Q4. Match the phrases in Column A with the phrases in Column B. Use the connecting words given in the middle column to make meaningful sentences.
Now, write the new sentences in your notebook.
Answer.
Column A | Connecting Words | Column B |
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The children submitted their work (When?) | before | the deadline. |
He did not want to try rock climbing (Why?) | because | of his fear of heights |
The children ran towards the gate (When?) | as soon as | the bell rang. |
Nitin was late to school today (Why?) | as | there was a traffic jam. |
Q5. Here are two sentences with letter ‘b’. Read them slowly the first time. As you read them a few more times, read them faster each time.
Bunty bhaiya bought a big bunch of bananas
A big bunch of bananas was bought by Bunty bhaiya.
Answer. Classroom activity
A Bottle of Dew Question Answer Class 6 English.
Poorvi ncert Page 10 : Let us listen.
You will listen to what Madhumati does with the bananas in her plantation. As you listen, number the events in the correct order in which they happen. Write the number in the box beside each event.
- Transcript -
Madhumati is very happy as she has many big bags of bananas. Firstly, she visits her mother and gives her two dozen bananas. Secondly, she goes to the market to sell the bananas. Next, she meets her old friend Kalawati in the market. Then, she gifts Kalawati a dozen bananas. Later, she decides to go home as she has sold most of the bananas. After that, on the way home, she meets a little boy who is hungry and gives him two bananas. Lastly, she goes to her neighbor's house and gives them a bunch of bananas. She has a smile on her face as she goes home.
(a) Gives two bananas to a boy who is hungry. 6️⃣
(b) Meets her friend Kalawati in the market. 3️⃣
(c) Visits her mother and gives her two dozen bananas. 1️⃣
(d) Chooses to go home as only some bananas were left. 5️⃣
(e) Visits her neighbour and gifts them a bunch of bananas. 7️⃣
(f) Gives twelve bananas to her friend. 4️⃣
(g) Goes to the market to sell the bananas. 2️⃣
A Bottle of Dew Class 6 Questions and Answers.
Poorvi ncert Page 10 : Let us speak.
Q1. Read aloud the following words from the story.
All these words have the letter ‘s’ in them. But the sound of letter ‘s’ is not always the same.
● in sage and promising – the letter ‘s’ has a /s/ sound
● in wisdom – the letter ‘s’ has a /z/ sound
● in trees – the letter ‘s’ has a /z/ sound
● in surprise – the first letter ‘s’ has a /s/ sound and the second has a /z/sound
Now, speak each word clearly along with your teacher and classmates. Your teacher will now say some words. Listen carefully to the sound of ‘s’. Write the sound next to the word
Answer : Classroom Activity
Q2. Discuss the following questions with a partner. You may use the hints given in brackets while speaking.
(a) What does hard work mean to you?
(It means … / It is something … / Well, you see … /What I mean is …)
(b) Give three reasons why you think hard work is important.
(Firstly, I feel … because … / Secondly, I think … since … /Lastly, I believe … as … )
(c) Share three ideas you would give to someone who needs to work hard.
(To begin with, it is important that … /Next, you could … / Finally, I think you should … )
Answer : Classroom Activity
Poorvi ncert Page 11 : Let us write.
Q1. Work in pairs to complete the description of a banana. You may take the help of the words given in brackets. Share your answers with your classmates and teacher.
Now, use the information given in the picture to write eight sentences about a banana. Share your responses with your classmates and teacher.
Answer :
01. I like to eat banana at breakfast.
02. It taste sweet and creamy.
03. It is very healthy because it is rich in vitamins and gives energy.
04. It helps to gain body weight and also good for skin.
05. Colour of its outer covering is yellow with some brown and black spots.
06. It smells fruity, sweet and fresh.
07. Its outer covering feels waxy or smooth on touch.
08. We should add banana in our breakfast or fruit salad.
Q2. On the basis of the story ‘A Bottle of Dew’ develop a script with dialogues and enact it with expressions. Present it in the assembly or your classroom.
Answer : Classroom Activity
Poorvi ncert Page 12 : Let us explore.
Q1. Find out the varieties of bananas which are grown, cultivated and eaten in different parts of India.
01. Cavendish :
Cavendish bananas are grown in India, and are the most widely available banana in the country. They are grown in many states, including : Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Bihar, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh. Cavendish bananas are a versatile fruit that can be eaten on their own, or used in cooking and smoothies. They have a bright yellow peel, creamy white flesh, and a mild sweetness.
02. Red banana :
They are grown in many states, including : Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh. They have a reddish-purplish or maroon skin at the onset that becomes yellowish-orange as it ripens. The red bananas’ pinkish-orange flesh is softer and sweeter than most Cavendish varieties of yellow bananas. Besides eaten raw, whole, one can even chop and add them to fruit salads and other desserts. Red bananas are also toasted, fried, and baked. When it comes to nutrition, they rank higher than most yellow bananas, even having a longer shelf life.
03. Mysore bananas :
Mysore bananas are native to India and have been growing wild since ancient times. The variety's center of origin is thought to be in Southern India, and the fruits are commercially cultivated, grown in home gardens, and foraged from wild plants throughout Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Mysore and Chamarajanagar districts of Karnataka. These thin-skinned bananas are short and fat tasting sweet with touches of tanginess. Besides consumed raw, their unique flavor has made them occupy a prominent place in desserts.
04. Pisang Raja :
Pisang raja grown mostly in Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu. It is also known as apple banana. Yellow in colour with black spots when ripe, the banana has orange-red flesh, with a sweet, creamy, apple-like flavor and grainy texture. Besides consumed fresh, it is an excellent addition in fruit salads and even used to make pancakes and fritters.
05. Robusta banana :
It is a semi-tall variety, grown mostly in Tamil Nadu and some parts of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. It is a high yielding and produces bunch of large size with well developed fruits. Robusta bananas are a semi-tall variety that are often used for cooking and processing because of their thick, fibrous peel. They are high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals, and are comparable to other varieties of bananas in terms of nutritional value.
# Worksheet - Extra Questions :
A bottle of dew worksheet with answers.
A Bottle of Dew NCERT Class 6 English Chapter 1 Extra Questions and Answers
# Fill in the Blanks :
1. Rama Natha believed there was a ________ that could turn any object into gold.
2. Rama Natha planted rows and rows of ________ plants.
3. Madhumati gathered the banana crop and sold it in the ________.
4. Rama Natha collected the dew that formed on the banana plant leaves during ________.
5. After six years, Rama Natha finally had ________ litres of dew.
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# True - False :
1. Rama Natha believed in a magic potion that could turn any object into silver.
2. Madhumati helped Rama Natha in collecting the dew.
3. Sage Mahipati gave Rama Natha the magic potion in the end.
4. Rama Natha's hard work on the plantation led to the creation of wealth.
5. Sage Mahipati tricked Rama Natha to teach him a lesson about hard work.
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# Multiple Choice Questions :
Q1. What was the occupation of Rama Natha’s father?
(a) Landlord
(b) Farmer
(c) Merchant
(d) Sage
Q2. How many years did it take Rama Natha to collect five litres of dew?
(a) 3 years
(b) 4 years
(c) 5 years
(d) 6 years
Q3. What was the lesson that Rama Natha learned?
(a) There is a magic potion
(b) Hard work creates wealth
(c) Gold coins grow on trees
(d) Winter is the best season for planting
Q4. Where did Rama Natha take the dew bottle?
(a) To the fields
(b) To the market
(c) To the sage
(d) To his home
Q5. Where did Mahipati hear about the magic potion?
(a) In a book
(b) During his travels in the Himalayas
(c) From another sage
(d) From a local peasant
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# One - Word :
Q1. Who was Mahipati?
Q2. How much dew Rama Natha was asked to collect?
Q3. What kind of plant did Rama Natha planted?
Q4. Who helped Rama Natha with the banana plantation?
Q5. What did Madhumati bring to the sage?
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# Question - Answers :
Q1. What was the funny idea that Rama Natha had?
Q2. Why did people cheat Rama Natha?
Q3. Why Madhumati was worried?
Q4. What special instructions did the sage give to Rama Naha?
Q5. What did the sage tell Rama Natha and his wife?
A bottle of dew question answer extra.
A Bottle of Dew Class 6 English Chapter 1 Extra Questions and Answers
# Fill in the Blanks :
1. Magic potion
2. Banana
3. Market
4. Winters
5. Five
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# True - False :
1. False
2. False
3. False
4. True
5. True
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# MCQ's :
1. Landlord
2. 6 years
3. Hard work creates wealth
4. To the sage
5. During his travels in the Himalayas.
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# One - Word :
1. The Sage
2. 5 Litres
3. Banana
4. His wife Madhumati.
5. A Box full of gold coins.
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# Question - Answers :
Ans 1. The funny idea that Rama Natha had was that there existed a magic potion that can turn any object into gold. He spent most of his time to learn about that potion.
Ans 2. The people knew that Rama Natha was desperate for the magic potion. They took advantage of his desperation and cheated him by promising to tell him the secret about magic potion. But after charging huge amount of money, they would disappear.
Ans 3. Madhumati, Rama Natha’s wife, suffered much because of her husband’s funny idea. Her husband spent a lot of money on this idea. She felt that if her husband went on spending money, they would be left with no money.
Ans 4. The Sage told Rama Natha to plant banana plant and water it regularly with his own hands. He told him that he could plant as many banana plants as much he want, but he need to look after them himself and at last, during winters he need to collect five litres of dew from its leaves.
Ans 5. The sage told Rama Natha and his wife that no magic potion could turn things into gold. It is only the hard work that helped them earn gold coins. Rama Natha worked very hard in his fields and his wife Madhumati also worked hard to sell bananas in the market. Thus, it was their hard work which helped them earned a lot of money.
# MCQ Test :
A bottle of dew mcq :
# FAQ's :
The story is about a man Rama Natha who believes in a magic potion that can turn any object into gold. To make that potion he spend most of his time and money, which also worried his wife Madhumati. One day, A famous sage Mahipati taught him the importance of hard work and perseverance. He tricked Rama Natha by giving him a task of collecting 5 litres of morning dew from the leaves of banana plantation. It took 6 years of hard work and dedication of Rama Natha for collecting 5 litres of morning dew. But, at the end Rama Natha understood the wisdom behind the learning given by the sage Mahipati that "There is no magic potion that can turn things into gold. It is just our hard work that creates the wealth." and after that he started working even harder on his banana plantation.
The moral of the story "A Bottle of Dew" is that - Wisdom lies in recognizing the true value of one's efforts. Shortcuts are often lead to disappointment. Only Hard work, dedication and consistency are the true path to success.
The story of Rama Natha and his journey from immaturity to enlightenment, taught us a lesson that there are no shortcuts to true prosperity only hard work, dedication, and wisdom are the real keys to achieving success.
The word "Dew" stands for "Droplets of water that are formed on the leaves in winters".
The lesson that I learned from 'A bottle of Dew" is that "Little drops of water make the mighty ocean" which means consistency and hard work always leads you to achieve your goals.
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Chapter 07 : | Temperature and its Measurement |
Chapter 08 : | A Journey through States of Water |
Chapter 09 : | Methods of Separation in Everyday Life |
Chapter 10 : | Living Creatures: Exploring their Characteristics |
Chapter 11 : | Nature’s Treasures |
Chapter 12 : | Beyond Earth |
Class 6th English NCERT Poorvi has five thematic units that comprise stories, poems, conversation, narrative and descriptive pieces. Themes such as friendship, wellness, sports, nature, art and culture, etc. have been included. Cross-cutting themes, such as Indian Knowledge Systems, values, heritage, gender sensitivity and inclusion have been integrated in all the units. Each unit has three literary pieces― story or conversation, poem and non-fiction. There are intext questions, ‘Let us discuss’ to assess comprehension of the text. The end-of-the-text questions given in ‘Let us think and reflect’ are designed to encourage critical thinking, reasoning, responding, analyzing, etc. These literary pieces are not only entertaining but also instill valuable life lessons, fostering personal growth and helping children navigate social situations with confidence. The selected pieces will resonate with children’s daily experiences and encourage positive values like resilience, empathy and emotional intelligence that can have a profound impact on their development.
No. | Class 6 English Syllabus |
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Unit 1 : | Fables and Folk Tales |
A Bottle of Dew | |
The Raven and The Fox | |
Rama to the Rescue | |
Unit 2 : | Friendship |
The Unlikely Best Friends | |
A Friend's Prayer | |
The Chair | |
Unit 3 : | Nurturing Nature |
Neem Baba | |
What a Bird Thought | |
Spices that Heal Us | |
Unit 4 : | Sports and Wellness |
Change of Heart | |
The Winner | |
Yoga - A Way of Life | |
Unit 5 : | Culture and Tradition |
Hamara Bharat - Incredible India! | |
The Kites | |
Ila Sachani : Embroidering Dreams with her Feet | |
National War Memorial |