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• Slide a piece of yarn under all the yarn wrapped around the cardboard, then double
knot it at the top. Cut all the yarn on the opposite side, then tightly double knot
• a piece of yarn near the top to make the head of the tassel. Tightly double knot
a piece of yarn underneath the previous piece of yarn and cut off all the excess
yarn and scraggly ends.
• Measure and cut out a 4.5×6.5˝ piece of cardstock.
• Fold the cardstock in half length-wise. Apply fevistick on the inside of the cardstock,
then fold it back and let it dry.
• Punch a hole at the top of the bookmark. Double knot the tassel through the hole
and cut off the excess yarn.

Firstly, (a) _______________________________________ that is about 3.5 inches wide, and

then (b) _______________________________________. A piece of yarn is slid under all the
yarn wrapped around the cardboard, then it is double knotted at the top. All the yarn on the
opposite side is cut, then a piece of yarn near the top (c) _______________________________

______________. A piece of yarn (d) _____________________________________________
________ the previous piece of yarn and (e) _______________________________________ .
A 4.5×6.5″ piece of (f) __________________________________________. The cardstock

is folded in half length-wise. Fevistick is applied on the inside of the cardstock, then it is
folded back and allowed to dry. A hole (g) _______________________________________

________. The tassel (h) _______________________________________________ and the
excess yarn is cut off.

XXIII. Read the following conversations and report what was said by completing the following

paragraphs.
(1)

Akbar: How many crows are there in my kingdom?

Birbal: There are ninety-five thousand four hundred and sixty-three crows in the kingdom.

Akbar: How can you be so sure?

Birbal: You can get them counted, OK.

Akbar: What if there are more crows?

Birbal: If there are more crows, then some crows are visiting from the neighbouring
kingdoms.
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