English
Class 4
Marigold Chapter 1 Worksheet for Class 4 English
Wake Up! and Neha's Alarm Clock - practice activities
A worksheet for Class 4 English Marigold chapter 1, covering the poem 'Wake Up!' and the story 'Neha's Alarm Clock' with matching, fill-in-the-blanks and comprehension questions.
Matching
Match the Sound to the Time of Day
Draw a line to match each sound or event from the story to what it tells us about the time.
1. Cock crows
2. Milkman comes
3. Newspaper is delivered
4. Neha's alarm rings
5. Sweeper starts sweeping
6. Neha's mother wakes up
Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the Missing Words
Choose the correct word from the box to complete each sentence about the chapter.
1.Neha's uncle gave her a small as a gift.
2.The crows loudly before anyone else in the house wakes up.
3.The comes early to deliver milk to the house.
4.By the time the alarm rang, Neha was still .
5.The boy throws the paper onto the porch every morning.
True / False
True or False
Read each statement carefully and write True or False in the blank.
1. Neha's alarm clock was a gift from her uncle.
2. The rooster crows after the milkman arrives.
3. Everyone in Neha's house wakes up because of the alarm clock.
4. Neha sets her alarm clock before going to sleep.
5. The poem 'Wake Up!' talks about things that happen in the morning.
6. Neha is wide awake and cheerful when her alarm finally rings.
Quiz (MCQ)
Choose the Correct Answer
Circle the correct option for each question.
1. Who gives Neha the alarm clock?
2. What wakes people up before Neha's alarm clock rings?
3. What is funny about the ending of the story?
4. In the poem 'Wake Up!', what time of day is being described?
Short Answer
Answer in Your Own Words
Write short answers to the following questions based on the chapter.
1. Why was Neha so excited to get an alarm clock?
2. Name three things that happen in Neha's house before the alarm clock rings.
3. Do you think Neha's alarm clock was really useful? Give a reason for your answer.
4. What sounds wake you up at home in the morning? Write two or three of them.
These are open-ended - there's no single right answer to check.
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Updated 27 Aug 2026