In Riddle 1, kicking a black and white ball into a goal refers to swimming.
Indigenous games are sports that are introduced from foreign countries.
Kho-kho is mentioned in the lesson as an indigenous game of India.
In Riddle 2, the game where a player says 'Hu-tu-tu' while holding their breath is cricket.
The poem 'The Winner' was written by Ruskin Bond.
Personification means giving human qualities to inanimate or non-living things.
The expression 'Night wins!' is an example of personification.
The children's feet ache because of the cold grass in the late evening.
The children continue their outdoor game all night until sunrise.
The poet arranges the words 'I can't even catch my breath' line by line to show breathlessness.
The speaker runs so fast that they struggle to catch their breath.
The speaker plays ball all alone in the field.
A creek is a small body of water.
The children play their game in their neighbour's field next to a creek.
The children in the poem play ball in the mornings before going to school.