Naming vocations and making a poster

Exact names for jobs:

• a horticulturist grows or studies garden plants;
• a sericulturist produces raw silk;
• a confectioner makes or sells sweets;
• a goldsmith works with precious metals;
• a welder joins metal using heat;
• an ASHA worker is a trained community health worker under the National Rural Health Mission.

Synonyms share a meaning: myriad = innumerable, numerous; hues = shades, tints; precision = exactness, accuracy; varied = diverse, assorted; delicious = tasty, mouth-watering. Their opposites (countable, uniform, inedible) are the odd ones out.

A poster for an event:

• boxed and eye-catching, with different font sizes and even spacing;
• about 50 words;
• it gives the organiser, the event and its purpose, the date, time and venue, the highlights, a slogan, and entry details.

A haiku is a Japanese poem of three lines with 5, 7 and 5 syllables, often about one small moment in nature or life. Count the syllables by clapping them.