Class 9 English Chapter 1 काजिरङा आरो शिबसागरसिम मोनसे दावबायनाय A visit to Kaziranga and Sivasagar Question Answer in bodo medium Class 9 English Question Answer in Bodo to each Chapter is provided in the list of SCERT, NCERT, SEBA इंराजी Class 9 Question Answer दिए गए हैं ताकि आप आसानी से विभिन्न अध्यायों के माध्यम से खोज कर सकें और जरूरतों का चयन कर सकें. Class 9 English Chapter 1 A visit to Kaziranga and Sivasagar Question Answer Class 9 Bodo Medium English Chapter 1 Questions Answer. SEBA Bodo Medium Class 9th English Chapter 1 काजिरङा आरो शिबसागरसिम मोनसे दावबायनाय Notes covers all the exercise questions in NCERT, SCERT.
Class 9 English Chapter 1 काजिरङा आरो शिबसागरसिम मोनसे दावबायनाय
Bodo Medium Class 9 English Chapter 1 Question Answer काजिरङा आरो शिबसागरसिम मोनसे दावबायनाय A visit to Kaziranga and Sivasagar Question Answer | Kajiranda aro sivsagarsim monse dabobaynai Question Answer | इस पोस्ट में हम आपको ये समझा ने कि कोशिश की है की कक्षा 9 बोडो मीडियम इंराजी खोन्दो 1 काजिरङा आरो शिबसागरसिम मोनसे दावबायनाय Question Answer. अगर आप एक सात्र या शिक्षाक हो बोडो मीडियम की, तो आपके लिए ये बोडो मीडियम कक्षा 9 इंराजी खोन्दो 1 Question Answer बोहत लाभदायक हो सकता है। कक्षा 9 इंराजी खोन्दो 1 मे आप अपना ध्यान लगाके पढ़ कर इस कक्षा 9 इंराजी में अछि Mark ला सकते हो अपनी आनेवाली परीक्षा में।
खोन्दो 1 काजिरङा आरो शिबसागरसिम मोनसे दावबायनाय
Chapter 1 A visit to Kaziranga and Sivasagar
Textual Question Answers
Thinking about the text
I. Choose the right answer :
(i) When something is conserved, it is preserved / destroyed. जेब्ला माबा मोनसे मुवाखौ जोथोनै लाखिनाय जायो, बेखौ सरैखा / फोजोबस्रांनाय जायो ।
फिन:- preserved.
(ii) Herbivorous animals eat flesh / grass. निरामिस जुनारफोरा बेदर / गांसो जायो ।
फिन:- grass.
(iii) When you excavate, you dig out / cover up something. जेब्ला नों जावखाङो, नों माखौबा जावखांना मोनो / जोख्लोबना दोनो।
फिन:- digout.
(iv) When you visit a historical site, you see new / old monuments. जेब्ला नों जारिमिनारि जायगा नायनो थाङो, नों गोदान/ गोजामा जारिमिनारि नेरसोनथि नुयो ।
फिन:- (i) old.
(v) When you play an indigenous game, it is a foreign / local game. जेब्ला नों हादोरारि खेला गेलेयो, बेयो मोनसे गुबुन हादोरारि / जायगानि खेला ।
फिन:- local.
II. Answer these questions in one or two short sentences: गाहायनि सोंथिफोरखौ मोनसे एबा मोननै गुसुं बाथ्राफोरजों फिननाय हो :
1. Why did the children wake up early in the morning ? गथ ‘फोरा मानो फुङावनो सिखारदोंमोन ?
फिन:- The children woke up early in the morning as because they were going to visit Kaziranga and Sivasagar.
2. Why is Assam unique ? आसामा मानो रावजोंबो गोरोबा ?
फिन:- Assam is unique in the sense that it has tea gardens, ancient temples, national parks, historical monuments and many other things.
3. What is national park ? हादोरारि उद्याना मा ?
फिन:- A national park is a place that is used for conservation : purposes. Rare animals are conserved here.
4. When was Kaziranga designated as a National Park ? काजिरङाखौ माब्ला हादोरारि उद्यान महरै थांखिनाय जादोंमोन ?
फिन:- Kaziranga was designated as a National Park in the year 1974.
5. What is the full form of UNESCO? UNESCO नि आबुं मुङा मा ?
फिन:- The full form of UNESCO is United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation.
6. Why was Kaziranga Game Sanctuary renamed the Kaziranga Wild Life Sanctuary ? काजिरङा दाउमा दावसा सरेखाखौ मानो काजिरङा जुनार जिव स रैखा मुङै मुं दोनफिननाय जादोंमोन ?
फिन:- Actually game means animals hunted for food. That would not be nice name for a park where animals are conserved. So it was renamed as Kaziranga Wild Life Sanctuary.
7. What does the rhinoceros eat ? गान्दाया मा जायो ?
फिन:- The rhinoceros is a herbivorous animal. It eats grass.
8. “On their way to Sivasagar, they crossed a stone bridge.” What is the name of this bridge ? “सिबसागरसिम थांनाय लामायाव, बिसोर गंसे अन्थाइ दालां बारदोंमोन ।” बे दालांनि मुङा मा ?
फिन:- The name of the stone bridge was Silor Saaku.
9. Name the three temples built on the bank of the Sivasagar Tank. सिबसागर फुख्रिनि फाराव बानायनाय गंथाम दालांनि मुं लिर ।
फिन:- The three temples built on the bank of the Sivasagar bank are Shiva Dol, Vishnu Dol and Devi Dol.
10. Who built the Ranghar ? रंघरखौ सोर लुदोंमोन ?
फिन:- King Pramatta Singha built it.
III. Fill in the blanks:
(i) Well, in 1904 —— visited Kaziranga.
फिन:- Mary Curzon.
(ii) The Namdang Stone Bridge was built by the Ahom king ——.
फिन:- Rudra Singha.
(iii) Siu-ka-pha made —— his first capital.
फिन:- Charaideo.
IV. Answer these questions in a short paragraph:
(i) Write briefly the history of Kaziranga as a protected area. सरेखा जायगा महरै काजिरङानि जारिमिनखौ गुसुङै लिर ।
फिन:- In 1904, Mary Curzon visited Kaziranga. She was the wife of Lord Curzon, the earth while Viceroy of India. She heard that Kaziranga was famous for rhinos. But she could not find a single rhino there. She requested her husband to take measures immediately to protect the rhinos.
Soon in 1905, the Kaziranga proposed Reserve Forest was created. In 1916, it was named as Kaziranga Game Sanctuary. Visitors were allowed to enter the park. Hunting was strictly prohibited. It became a National Park in 1974. UNESCO declared Kaziranga as a World Heritage Site in 1985.
2. Write a short note on Talatal Ghar. टलाटल घरनि सायाव सुंद’ रेबसुं लिर ।
फिन:- Talatal Ghar had four storeys above ground and three below ground. Two secret turnels were there. One led to the Gargaon Palace and it was 16 kilometres long and another which was 3 kilometres long led the Dikhow river. Both tunnels are now closed.
3. Write a note on Chraideo Maidam. चराइदेउ मैदामनि सायाव रेबसुं लिर ।
फिन:- Maidam was a burial ground for the Ahom kings and nobles. In Charaideo, there are at least a hundred maidams. Many royal graveyards still exist in this place. These have tomb vaults just like the pyramids in Egypt and equally fascinating. The Ahoms believed it to be the home to their ancestral gods.
Thinking about language :
I. Change the following sentences from direct to indirect speech : गाहाइनि बाथ्राफोस्खौ Direct निफ्राय indirect आव सोलाय :
1. “Do you know Kaziranga is a World Heritage. site?” their father said.
फिन:- Their father asked if they knew Kaziranga is a world Heritage site.
2. “On our way we can stay for a night in Kaziranga,”their mother suggested.
फिन:- Their mother suggested that on their way they could stay for a night in Kaziranga.
3. “Can we go to see the rhino now?” Lohit asked.
फिन:- Lohit asked if they could go to see the rhino then.
4. “I wish there was really a sagar here!” Lohit said.
फिन:- Lohit exclaimed that he wished there had been really a sagar there.
II. Here are some sentences from the piece. Choose the word from the brackets which can be subsituted for the italicised words in the sentence : बेवहाय आयदानिफ्राय लानाय मोननैसो बाथ्रा दं । बेनदोंनिफ्राय सोदोबफोरखौ सायख’ जायखौ खेख्राहांखोजों लिरनाय सोदोबनि थाखाय बाहाय जायो ।
1. They checked in at a hotel that had a large compound. (registered, corrected)
फिन:- registered.
2. She requested her husband to take measures immediately to protect the rhinos. (take steps, calculate.)
फिन:- take steps.
3. Further in, they spotted a deer. (dotted, saw.)
फिन:- saw.
4. In the heart of the town was the Sivasagar tank. (centre of, mind of)
फिन:- centre of.
5. The maidams have tomb vaults just like the pyramids in Egypt. (burial chambers, jumps.)
फिन:- burial chambers.
III. Verbs of reporting are used to order, report statements, thoughts, intentions, questions, apologies requests and so on.
खौरांहोनाय थायजाफोरखौ बिथोन, खौरां, बाथ्रा, साननाय, गोसोजानाय, सोंथि, निमाहाबिनाय, खावलायनाय आरो बायदि बायदिनि थाखाय बाहायनाय जायो। सिङाव होनाय बाथ्राफोराव खौरांहोनाय थाइजा फोरखौ सिनहो ।
1. Their father had explained to them, “This bridge is named after the Ahom General Kolia Bhomora Phukan.”
फिन:- Their father had explained to them, “This bridge is named after the Ahom General Kolia Bomora Phukan.
2. “What’s there to see in Sivasagar? Let’s go to uncle’s house in Tezpur instead,” Lohit pleaded.
फिन:- What is there to see in Sivasagar? Let’s go to uncle’s house in Tezpur instead.” Lohit Pleaded.
3. “On our way we can stay for a night in Kaziranga,” their mother suggested.
फिन:- “On our way we can stay for a night in Kaziranga,” their mother suggested.
4. “Can we go to see the rhino now?” Lohit asked.
फिन:- Can we go to see the rhino now?” Lohit asked.
5. “Look, look,” Lohit shouted excitedly, “there’s a rhino.
फिन:- “Look, look,” Lohit shouted excitedly”, there’s a rhino.
6. “Wow!” Trisha exclaimed, looking through the binocular. “There’s another rhino in the water.”
फिन:- “Wow!” Trisha exclaimed looking through binocular. “There’s another rhino in the water.”
7. “I will take you to Charaideo,” said their father.
फिन:- “will take you to the Charaideo.” said their father.
Speaking
1. Discus the following words with your teacher.
(i) Conservation – The act of preserving or protecting biodiversity, environment and natural resources.
(ii) dol – temple is also called dol in Assamese.
(iii) amphitheatre – a semi-circular outdoor venue.
(iv) indigenous – native to a land.
II. Find some places of Assam which need to be conout out served well.
III. Have a speech competition in your class on the temples of Assam
IV. Discuss the traditional food of Assam.
Writing
I. Prepare a project on.
1. Kaziranga National Park : Assam is famous for Kaziranga National Park. UNESCO declared Kaziranga as a World Heritage Site in 1985 and it is known for one horned rhinos. It is the home of world’s two thirds rhinoceros. The park is in Golaghat and Nagaon districts of Assam covering 430 square kilometres.
The park is gifted with a wide variety of flora and fauna including pygmy hog, wild water buffalo, tiger, swamp deer, macaque etc. The park also hosts the highest density of tigers among protected areas in the world and was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2006. Kaziranga is also recognized as an important Bird area.
2. The Historical Sites of Sivasagar : Sivasagar, formerly known as Rangpur was the capital of the Ahoms. Many historical sites still exist there such as palaces, beautiful temples, ponds, etc. There are Sivasagar tank, Joysagar tank and Gaurisagar tank in Sivasagar.
These bear the testimony of historical facts. Among the temples Shiva Dol, Vishnu Dol and Devi Dol are to be noted as the achievements of the Ahom Kings. Tai museum consists fascinating items like swords, clothes, manuscripts, goblets, plates and other rare antiques of the Ahom Kings. Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar and the maidens of Charaideo are worth seeing places.
II. Find out about these National Park of Assam.
1. Manas National Park.
2. Dibru Saikhowa National Park.
3. Nameri National Park.
4. Orang National Park.
1. Manas National Park : Manas national Park located in the Baksa and Chirang Districts of Assam and also in the foothills of the Himalayas is contiguous with the Royal Manas National Park in Bhutan. It is a project Tiger Reserve, an Elephant Reserve and a Biosphere Reserve in Assam. The park is a save haven for rare and endangered endemic wild life such as the Assam Roofed turtle, Hispid Hare, Golden Langur and Pygmy Hog. It is also famous for its population of the wild water Buffalo.
2. Dibru Saikhowa National Park : Dibru Saikhowa National Park is a national wildlife in Tinsukia Assam. Covering an area of 350 square km. It is a biosphere reserve that falls in the districts of Dibrugarh and Tinsukia. Moist mixed deciduous ests, canebrakes and grasslands are found there. forIt is a safe
haven for many endangered species. It is the home of the rare white winged wood duck, water buffalo, black breasted parrotbill, the tiger and capped langur and also some Eco lodges.
3. Nameri National Park : Located in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas in the Sonitpur district of Assam, Nameri National Park is a Semi evergreen, moist deciduous forests with cane and bamboo brakes. It covers an area of 200 square kilometres. It is rich in epiphytes lianas and creepers.
It is also home for Orchids like Dendrobium, Cymfidicem and Cypripedium reginae. There are elephants, tigers, leopards, sambars, dholes, pygmy hogs, muntjacs, gaurs, wild boars, sloth boars, Himalayan black bears capped langurs and Indian giant squirrels. It has also over 300 species of birds.
4. Orang National Park : Located in the Darang and Sonitpur districts of Assam, it covers an area of 78.81 square kilometres. The park is rich in flora and fauna, including the rare one-horned rhinoceros, pygmy hog, elephants, wild buffalo and tigers and also royal Bengal tigers.
Additional Questions
1. What is Assam a unique land with ?
Ans : Assam is a unique land with tea gardens, ancient temples, national parks, historical monuments and so on.
2. Where would the parents of Lohit and Trisha be taking them to ?
Ans : Their parents would be taking them to Sivasagar.
3. On their way to Sivasagar where did they spend the might ?
Ans : On their way to Sivasagar they spent their night in Kaziranga.
4. What was Sivasagar formerly known as ?
Ans : Sivasagar was formerly known as Rangpur.
5. What was the importance of Rangpur ?
Ans : Rangpur was the capital of the Ahom kings from 1649 to 1788.
6. Where did they check in Sivasagar?
Ans : They checked in Sivasagar at a hotel that had a large compound.
7. Why did UNESCO list Kaziranga as place of special significance ?
Ans : UNESCO feels the need to preserve such sites in the interest of the international community.
8. Who was Lord Curzon ?
Ans : Lord Curzon was the Viceroy of India.
9. Who renamed Kaziranga game Sanctuary as Kaziranga wild Life Sanctuary and when ?
Ans : P.D Stracey, the forest conservationist of that time renamed it as Kaziranga Wild Life Sanctuary in 1950.
10. Why can’t one go near the mother rhino when she is with her baby ?
Ans : Because she is very protective towards her baby.
11. What do rhino eat ?
Ans : Rhinos are herbivorous animals. They eat grass, leaves, fruits, water plants and branches of shrubs.
12. Can rhinos swim ?
Ans : Yes, rhinos can swim. In fact, they are very good swimmers.
13. Write a note on Sailor Saaku ?
Ans : Silor Saaku is a stone bridge. It is also called the Namdang Stone Bridge. The Ahom King Rudra Singha built it in 1703. It is just 60 metres in length. The most amazing fact is that it was constructed with only one stone bridge. It was built entirely on human resources at a time when modern technology was not there.
14. What did Trisha say regarding the word “Sagar”?
Ans : Trisha said that the Ahom Kings used to dig ponds and after digging, they used to name it adding Sagar to it. There are many ponds with Sagar added – Sivasagar tank, Joysagar tank, Gaurisagar tank etc.
15. Which tank is known as Borpukhuri ?
Ans : Sivasagar Tank is known as Borpukhuri.
16. Write a note on Shiva Dol ?
Ans : Shiva Dol is located on the bank of Borpukhuri. It is 104 feet tall and dedicated to God Shiva. It is the most sacred of three temples. On the topmost part of Shiva Dol there is golden dome. It is seven feet high and called Kolosi. It is built by Queen Ambika, wife of Siva Singha.
17. Who built Shiva Dol, Vishnu Dol and Devi Dol ?
Ans : All the three temples were built by Queen Ambika, the wife of Siva Singha.
18. To whom is Vishnu Dol dedicated ?
Ans : Vishnu Dol is dedicated to God Vishnu.
19. To whom is Devi Dol dedicated ?
Ans : Devi Dol is dedicated to goddess Devi.
20. Where is Tai Museum located and what are there?
Ans : Tai Museum is located on the bank of the Sivasagar tank.There are swords, clothes, manuscripts, goblets, plates and other – rare antiques of the rulers preserved there.
21. What was the name of the cruel king ?
Ans : The name of the cruel king was Lora Raja.
22. Who built Joysagar tank and in whose memory ?
Ans : The Ahom king Rudra Singha built Joysagar tank in memory of his mother Sati Joymati.
23. Why did Sati Joymati sacrifice her life ?
Ans : Sati Joymati sacrificed her life in order to save her husband’s E life from the cruel Ahom King Lora Raja. The Ahoms believed that only a physically perfect person could ascend the throne. So, king Lora Roja either Killed or maimed young men of his kingdom so that the throne remained safe for him. Joymati was tortured to death because she refuses to divulge the whereabouts of her husband Gadadhar Singha.
24. Name the five tanks on the bank of the Joysagar tank ?
Ans : Vishnu Temple, Devi temple, Shiva temple, Ghanashyam temple and Joy Dol.
25. Where and why did Gadadhar Singha flee ? मानो गदाधर सिंहआ खारखोमादोंमोन ?
Ans : Godadhar Singha fled and hid himself in the Naga hills in order to save himself from the cruel Lora Roja.
26. Who constructed the Joysagar Tank ? जयसागर फुखिखौ सोर बानायदोंमोन ?
Ans : The Ahom King Rudra Singha constructed in memory of his mother Sati Joymati.
27. Why was Joymati tortured to death? जयमतीखौ मानो थैजासिम साजाहोनाय जादोंमोन ।
Ans : Joymati was tortured to death because she refused to reveal the whereabouts of her husband.
28. What is the Ranghar ? रंघरा मा ?
Ans: The Rang Ghar is an amphitheatre and an outdoor sports ground. The royal family used to come to watch the indigenous games of Assam.
29. How many storys were there in the Talatal Ghar? घराव बेसेबां खोलोब दंमोन ?
Ans : It had four storeys above ground and there storeys below ground.
30. How many tunnels were there in the Talatal Ghar? तलातल घराव बेसेबां गुदुं दंमोन ?
Ans : There were two secret tunnels. One was 16 kilometres long. It led to Gargaon Palace. Another 3 Kilometres long led to the Dikhow river.
31. Where is the Kareng Ghar ? कारें घरा बबेयाव दं ?
Ans : The Kareng Ghar is located in Gurgaon about 15 km from Sivasagar.
32. Write a note on the Kareng Ghar ? कारेंघरनि सायाव मोनसे रेबसुं लिर।
Ans : The Kareng Ghar is a four storeyed building and each floor is built in gradually receding tires. The top floor has a done like roof. History says that Suklegmung, the 15th Ahom king constructed a palace in 1540 with wood and other materials that were not very good. But this present one was built by the king Rajeswar Singha in 1752.
33. Who was the founder of the Ahom dynasty ? आहम फोलेरनि गांयसं गिरिया सोरमोन ?
Ans : Siu-ka Pha was the founder of the Ahom dynasty.
34. How many maidams are there in Charaideo ? चराइदेउआव बेसेबां मैदाम दं ?
Ans : There are at least one hundred maidams in Charaideo.
35. Why was Sivasagar selected as the place of their visit? शिबसागरखौ मानो बिसोर बिसोरनि नायनो थांनाय जायगा महरै सायख ‘दोंमोन ?
Ans : Sivasagar was selected as the place of their visit because it is historically important. It was formerly known as Rangpur, the capital of the Ahom Kings.
12. Who built the Kareng Ghar ? कारें घरखौ सोर लुदोंमोन ?
Ans : King Rajeswar Singha built the present Kareng Ghar.
13. Where are the pyramids ? पिरामिडफोरा बबेयाव दं ?
Ans : The pyramids are in Egypt.
SEBA Bodo Medium Class 9 English Question Answer
| Chapter No. | CONTENTS |
| Unit I | BEEHIVE |
| Chapter – 1 | काजिरङा आरो शिबसागरसिम मोनसे दावबायनाय |
| Chapter – 2 | The Fun They had |
| Chapter – 3 | The Sound of Music |
| Chapter – 4 | My Childhood |
| Chapter – 5 | The Bond Of Love |
| Chapter – 6 | If I were you |
| Unit II | POETRY SECTION |
| Chapter – 7 | The Road Not Taken |
| Chapter – 8 | The Lake Isle of Innisfree |
| Chapter – 9 | A Legend of The Northland |
| Chapter – 10 | No Men Are Foreign |
| Chapter – 11 | A Slumber did My Spirit Seal |
| Unit III | MOMENTS |
| Chapter – 12 | The Adventure of Toto |
| Chapter – 13 | The Happy Prince |
| Chapter – 14 | Weathering The Storm Erasma |
| Chapter – 15 | A House Is Not a Home |
| Grammar |
Note- यदि आपको इस Unit मे कुछ भी गलतीया मिले तो हामे बताये या खुद सुधार कर पढे धन्यवाद।