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• Write whether the following sentences are True or False :(1) R. K. Narayan ironically calls headache a ‘blessing’.(2) As a student headache was a ‘curse’ for the writer.(3) Headache gives the sufferer a touch of importance.(4) To write “Owing to indisposition, I am not s attending your meeting”, sounds well.(5) ‘Indisposition’ is better expression than ; ‘headache’ in social gathering or at formal meetings.(6) Headache is essential for maintaining human relationship in working order.(7) A huge trade has developed in proving a cure for headache.(8) According to the writer, factual explanations are always palatable or feasible.(9) In certain circumstances, headache acts as a password, according to the writer.(10) The only expression which is superior to headache is indisposition.
• For us, a headache was a boon. We used to have a drill after school hours (which I think is an unfair and undesirable practice). We disliked this hour. On the drill ground almost all appeared to be afflicted with “splitting headache, sir.”(1) Find out the opposite of the word ‘curse’.(2) What was the most common excuse on the drill ground ?
• How did the P. T. teacher of the author convert headache from a boon to curse ?
• Why are people not shocked in public gathering if you say “I have a headache” ?
• R. K. Narayan’s views on Headache?What kind of article is it?Is it a blessing to mankind ?Is it an easy excuse ?Where is it applicable ?What kind of falsehood it is ?What is its effect on human relationship ?How is it beneficial in household ?What is its impact on trade?
• Frame sentences using the words:person – forswear – promises – not – believe
• Frame sentences using the words:diarrhoea – stomach ailment – cause – vomiting – restlessness
• We have to use the word like headache or indisposition because outspokenness is not welcome.
• The other word similar to headache is indisposition.
• What does the writer humorously say about ‘indisposition’ ?