Skip to content Love Defiled Question 1.‘It was so typical of her witty to the hilt, understanding to a fault.’ Sketch the character of the girl in the light of this statement.Answer:The girl was very gentle in nature. She represents the latest prototype of a modern educated girl. She feels a kind of remorse in her, But at […]
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Two Horizons Let’s Answer: Question 1.Point out the features of the two letters in terms of their format, language, and tone.Answer:The features of two letters are simple exchange of love and affection between a mother and an educated middle-class daughter. The format of the language is old. The language is simple but the tone of
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Sun and Moon Let’s discuss Question 1.Suppose you are Sun. There was a party at your house last night in which you were not allowed to attend. How did you feel? and how did you face such situation?Answer:Yes, I am Sun. A party was held at my house last night. I was not allowed to
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Quality Question 1.Who was Mr. Gessler? How did the author know him?Answer:Mr. Gessler was a German shoe-maker who had settled in London. The author knew him since his younghood because he made his father’s boots. Question 2.What was the author’s opinion about Mr. Gessler as a shoe-maker?Answer:The author’s opinion about Mr. Gessler as a shoemaker
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The Bet Question 1.What were the terms and conditions of the bet? Do you think them proper?Answer:The terms and conditions were the lawyers had to remain confined in a cell for fifteen years. The cell was within the house of the banker. During his confinement, the banker had to supply the necessary requisites to the
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Allergy Question 1.What are the symptoms that tell you that you are suffering from any allergic disease? What precaution would you take to overcome it?Answer:When the secure and free system of human body fails to function normally for some time causing terrible reactions against usually harmlesssubstances in our natural surroundings, it may be called “allergens”.
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January Night Question 1.Suppose you are Munni, the landlord comes to your house and asks you to pay the rent. What will you do then?Answer:I shall tell the landlord that as I have no money at the present time. it is not possible for me to pay him the rent. I shall request him to
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Martha A. Pre-reading questions: Answer the questions briefly: Question 1.Have you read any fairy tale?Answer:Yes, I have read so many fairy tales, as for example, ‘Alice in the wonderland’. Question 2.Do you find its events as real as in life?Answer:No. I don’t find dream’s event as real as in life. When I woke up from
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The Sleeping Porter A. Work in a small group and discuss the question given below: Question 1.Suppose you have to climb up the fourth floor of a building with a heavy load on your back. Will, you feel any trouble doing so? Talk about the trouble that you will face.Answer:Climbing on the fourth floor of
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Koel (The Black Cuckoo) B.1.1: Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statement: (1) Koel is called the black cuckoo.(2) Koel sings in the apple-leaves.(3) The song of the cuckoo brings a thousand memories.(4) The poet does not become restless to hear its voice.(5) “Thy wings” means “your wings”.Answer:(1) – T(2) – F(3) –
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