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2.  Scientists tied kites together in trains | to catch the current from lightning

                                flashes.
                           3.  Benjamin Franklin sent a kite up into the sky | because aeroplanes can
                                do that work better.

                           4.  Kites became popular | to take pictures of enemies.

                           5.  Today kites are not used for spying | when the first kite couldn’t fly high
                                enough.


                    A3.  Answer these ques  ons.

                           1.  When and where did kite-flying start?

                           2.  Why did Benjamin Franklin conduct the kite experiment?

                           3.  How can kite-flying on a roof terrace be dangerous?

                           4. Name        a)  the countries mentioned in the lesson.
                                    b)  the people mentioned in the lesson.

                           5.  Describe an Indian kite.

                           6.  Why do you think people fly kites on festivals?


                   B         Vocabulary




                    B1.  The words in the grid below have something to do with fl ying. Put the
                           words into the correct column in the table below the grid.

                                parachute               Superman                mosquito             flying carpet

                               hang-glider              Hanuman                  angels             hot-air balloon

                                 butterfly            flying saucer              clouds                helicopter
                                  Garuda               broomstick                 rocket                  birds

                                    kite                aeroplane           Pushpak Viman             boomerang


                              man-made things               things in nature           from mythology/stories
















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