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NCERT Solutions for Class 8 English HONEYDEW The subject experts at Student eCARE outline the concepts in a clear and precise manner, based on the IQ level of students. Our solution module utilizes numerous practical examples to explain all the exercise questions in a simple and easily understandable language. If you wish to obtain an excellent score, then referring to NCERT solutions is a must. Students are advised to practice the solutions on a daily basis to yield good results in the exams. By referring to sample papers and previous year question papers students can gain more knowledge and know the exam pattern which helps in attaining their goals. There are a total of 10 Units from Honeydew Textbook Solutions: Unit 1- The Best Christmas Present in the World, Unit 2- The Tsunami, Unit 3- Glimpses of the Past, Unit 4- Bepin Choudhury’s Lapse of Memory, Unit 5- The Summit Within, Unit 6- This is Jody’s Fawn, Unit 7- A Visit to Cambridge, Unit 8- A Short Monsoon Diary, Unit 9- The Great Stone Face – I, Unit 10- The Great Stone Face – II. NCERT Solutions for Class 8 English Honeydew Poem Chapter 3 Macavity: The Mystery Cat Macavity was a male cat. He was a clever criminal. He had no fear of law or the police. He escaped from the scene of crime before the police arrived there. He was tall and thin. He was careless about his clothes and whiskers. He moved like a snake and pretended to be asleep. He was, in fact, a devil in the shape of a cat. He was wicked and morally corrupt.
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Class 8 English Honeydew Poem Chapter 3 Macavity: The Mystery Cat Question 1: How does the poet describe Macavity and his pranks? Answer: Macavity was a male cat. He was a clever criminal. He had no fear of law or the police. He escaped from the scene of crime before the police arrived there. He was tall and thin. He was careless about his clothes and whiskers. He moved like a snake and pretended to be asleep. He was, in fact, a devil in the shape of a cat. He was wicked and morally corrupt. Question 2: How does the poet support his statement ‘There is no one like Macavity’? Answer: The poet calls Macavity a master criminal. He could make a good escape before the police came to the scene of crime. He befooled the soldiers and the flying squad. He was an outlaw. He was a master in his field. He was matchless, a devil in the shape of a cat.