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| 101. |
my qstn is that our syllabus not include letter to director why was that in sample ppr ??? |
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| 102. |
Please give me sat notes for 10 class |
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| 103. |
Why lavinia leave jenkin\'s house ? |
| Answer» When she get to know about that her husband is having an affair with Helen the ghost. And because she feels insecure when her husband share a comfortable bond with another lady she feel jealous. | |
| 104. |
What is mean by shady plot ?what would you understand by this lesson |
| Answer» A shady plot is a Story by elsie brown. This Story is about a writer Who write ghost stories.... See in book | |
| 105. |
What is example of zero conditional? |
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| 106. |
Moral of shady plot |
| Answer» It teaches us that nan has no right to invoke supernatural powers. One should face life boldly n overcome difficulties using ones wit n intelligence.suspicion can ruin even the most precious relationship. Mutual trust is the key to healthy relationship as it improves understanding n helps strengthen the bond | |
| 107. |
Why does the poet consider himself a coward in |
| Answer» Because if he will not kill the snake then he will be called as coward who cannot kill a normal snake. | |
| 108. |
30 important incident of secret annex |
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| 109. |
Portia |
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| 110. |
Describe the role of books in helen life? |
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Answer» Wrong answer Helen was deaf and blind how can she read books Books were Helen\'s best friend because when she feel alone she reads books. At an earlier age she was fond of books because she love to read it. She read many books like bible and Shakespeare\'s Macbeth but can\'t understand because she not not fully matured at that time. But by the passing time when she mature a little she understand what the poet want to convey through it. Books were as her best companions, that she reads in freetime . |
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| 111. |
What was the Hallocks premonitory chill ? |
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| 112. |
What is dj? |
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| 113. |
Which book is best for eng grammar? |
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| 114. |
character sketch of Anne Frank in brief |
| Answer» A young Dutch woman of German-Jewish origin. She is the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank. As the diary is her property and prized possession, the readers remain in her head throughout the length of the book. In her diary she is precocious, intelligent, charming, and, even under the worst circumstances, funny. Over the course of the diary, she grows from a spoiled, somewhat naive young girl of thirteen to a self-aware young woman of fifteen. Although she has little political consciousness at the beginning of the diary, she grows to question anti-Semitism and the point of war. During her time in the annex, she suffers from boredom, despair, and the petty persecution of those around her. She also discovers a wealth of good qualities in herself. After the annex residents are discovered, she goes to the concentration camp at Belsen, in Germany, where she dies before her sixteenth birthday. | |
| 115. |
Letter to editor in grammar portion |
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| 116. |
Characterstick of Mr kieth |
| Answer» Keith was an instructor in Cambridge who carried oversaw Helen’s preparation for Radcliffe after she withdrew from the Cambridge School. He instructed Helen in Algebra, Greek, Latin, and Geometry. | |
| 117. |
Characterstick of Mr. Keith |
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| 118. |
Text life sketch of Hellen keller or Miss Sulivian.. plz guys... |
| Answer» Helen Keller is the protagonist and author of this memoir, telling the story of her life up to age 22. Born in Tuscumbia, Alabama, Helen was stricken with a disease that left her both deaf and blind early on in life, and she struggled to express herself until her teacher, Anne Sullivan, came to work with her when she was seven years old. From then on, Helen\'s life became a story of progress and success, as she constantly surmounted obstacles and became the first deaf-blind person to obtain a Bachelor\'s degree.Anne SullivanJohanna Mansfield Sullivan Macy, known as Anne Sullivan, came into Helen’s life on third of March 1887. She herself had been blind in her youth, and after her vision was partially restored, she decided to dedicate her life to teaching others like her. Through Miss Sullivan\'s patient teaching that was perfectly tailored to Helen\'s interests and needs, Helen achieved great success, the likes of which no one expected from her. | |
| 119. |
Change noun clause in noun phraseThey are sure that i am loyal |
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| 120. |
Why was potal babu suitable for the film role |
| Answer» Because he was passionate about his acting | |
| 121. |
What work did Nicola and Jaccopo do |
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Answer» Read tb Nicola and jacopo sell the strawberry Hawk newspapers They were also working as guides... They polish shoes, sell strawberries, etc. Clearly given in book |
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| 122. |
Why diary was an essential part of Anne? |
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| 123. |
I am not able to understand Julius caer |
| Answer» The action begins in February 44 BC. Julius Caesar has just reentered Rome in triumph after a victory in Spain over the sons of his old enemy, Pompey the Great. A spontaneous celebration has interrupted and been broken up by Flavius and Marullus, two political enemies of Caesar. It soon becomes apparent from their words that powerful and secret forces are working against Caesar.Caesar appears, attended by a train of friends and supporters, and is warned by a soothsayer to "beware the ides of March," but he ignores the warning and leaves for the games and races marking the celebration of the feast of Lupercal.After Caesar\'s departure, only two men remain behind — Marcus Brutus, a close personal friend of Caesar, and Cassius, a long time political foe of Caesar\'s. Both men are of aristocratic origin and see the end of their ancient privilege in Caesar\'s political reforms and conquests. Envious of Caesar\'s power and prestige, Cassius cleverly probes to discover where Brutus\' deepest sympathies lie. As a man of highest personal integrity, Brutus opposes Caesar on principle, despite his friendship with him. Cassius cautiously inquires about Brutus\' feelings if a conspiracy were to unseat Caesar; he finds Brutus not altogether against the notion; that is, Brutus shares "some aim" with Cassius but does not wish "to be any further moved." The two men part, promising to meet again for further discussions.In the next scene, it is revealed that the conspiracy Cassius spoke of in veiled terms is already a reality. He has gathered together a group of disgruntled and discredited aristocrats who are only too willing to assassinate Caesar. Partly to gain the support of the respectable element of Roman society, Cassius persuades Brutus to head the conspiracy, and Brutus agrees to do so. Shortly afterward, plans are made at a secret meeting in Brutus\' orchard. The date is set: It will be on the day known as the ides of March, the fifteenth day of the month. Caesar is to be murdered in the Senate chambers by the concealed daggers and swords of the assembled conspirators.After the meeting is ended, Brutus\' wife, Portia, suspecting something and fearing for her husband\'s safety, questions him. Touched by her love and devotion, Brutus promises to reveal his secret to her later.The next scene takes place in Caesar\'s house. The time is the early morning; the date, the fateful ides of March. The preceding night has been a strange one — wild, stormy, and full of strange and unexplainable sights and happenings throughout the city of Rome. Caesar\'s wife, Calphurnia, terrified by horrible nightmares, persuades Caesar not to go to the Capitol, convinced that her dreams are portents of disaster. By prearrangement, Brutus and the other conspirators arrive to accompany Caesar, hoping to fend off any possible warnings until they have him totally in their power at the Senate. Unaware that he is surrounded by assassins and shrugging off Calphurnia\'s exhortations, Caesar goes with them.Despite the conspirators\' best efforts, a warning is pressed into Caesar\'s hand on the very steps of the Capitol, but he refuses to read it. Wasting no further time, the conspirators move into action. Purposely asking Caesar for a favor they know he will refuse, they move closer, as if begging a favor, and then, reaching for their hidden weapons, they kill him before the shocked eyes of the senators and spectators.Hearing of Caesar\'s murder, Mark Antony, Caesar\'s closest friend, begs permission to speak at Caesar\'s funeral. Brutus grants this permission over the objections of Cassius and delivers his own speech first, confident that his words will convince the populace of the necessity for Caesar\'s death. After Brutus leaves, Antony begins to speak. The crowd has been swayed by Brutus\' words, and it is an unsympathetic crowd that Antony addresses. Using every oratorical device known, however, Antony turns the audience into a howling mob, screaming for the blood of Caesar\'s murderers. Alarmed by the furor caused by Antony\'s speech, the conspirators and their supporters are forced to flee from Rome and finally, from Italy. At this point, Antony, together with Caesar\'s young grandnephew and adopted son, Octavius, and a wealthy banker, Lepidus, gathers an army to pursue and destroy Caesar\'s killers. These three men, known as\xa0triumvirs,\xa0have formed a group called the\xa0Second Triumvirate\xa0to pursue the common goal of gaining control of the Roman Empire.Months pass, during which the conspirators and their armies are pursued relentlessly into the far reaches of Asia Minor. When finally they decide to stop at the town of Sardis, Cassius and Brutus quarrel bitterly over finances. Their differences are resolved, however, and plans are made to meet the forces of Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus in one final battle. Against his own better judgment, Cassius allows Brutus to overrule him: Instead of holding to their well-prepared defensive positions, Brutus orders an attack on Antony\'s camp on the plains of Philippi. Just before the battle, Brutus is visited by the ghost of Caesar. "I shall see thee at Philippi," the spirit warns him, but Brutus\' courage is unshaken and he goes on.The battle rages hotly. At first, the conspirators appear to have the advantage, but in the confusion, Cassius is mistakenly convinced that all is lost, and he kills himself. Leaderless, his forces are quickly defeated, and Brutus finds himself fighting a hopeless battle. Unable to face the prospect of humiliation and shame as a captive (who would be chained to the wheels of Antony\'s chariot and dragged through the streets of Rome), he too takes his own life.As the play ends, Antony delivers a eulogy over Brutus\' body, calling him "the noblest Roman of them all." Caesar\'s murder has been avenged, order has been restored, and, most important, the Roman Empire has been preserved. | |
| 124. |
Make me understand the workbook and main course book topic |
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| 125. |
Describe Helen killer\'s character sketch? |
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| 126. |
What was calpurnia\'s dream and how did Decius Brutus interpret it? |
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| 127. |
How was Shultz finally rescued by Michael ??? ( Virtually true) |
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| 128. |
What is the meaning of prostitute |
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| 129. |
What is different between Antonyms and synonyms. Plzz ans fast |
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Answer» Antonyms means opposite and synonyms means similar words Antonyms are opposite words and synonyms are similar words |
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| 130. |
Brutus speech in 50 to 100 words |
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Answer» In contrast with the emotional and companionate of Antony, Brutus is cold and intellectual. He appeals to reasons not to feelings. Feeling confident of his influence over his listeners and conscious of the nobility of his motives he tries to appeal to the moral sense and patriotism of the mob. If Antony makes use of the concrete personality of Caesar. Brutus makes use of the abstract principle of liberty. Brutus employs prose, Antony speech is poetical and therefore more effective than Brutus\'s. Hshhhhbq |
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| 131. |
Brutus speech in 50 to 100 |
| Answer» Brutus speech was prose | |
| 132. |
Bring out the Supernatural elements in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner |
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| 133. |
Give some questions about editing |
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| 134. |
Why actually the albrataus was hang on mariners neck |
| Answer» Because Mariner\'s wanted that the ancient Mariner should remember his wrong work by killing albatross therefore they hug albatross in his neck | |
| 135. |
What message is conveyed by vikram seth through tha poem \'the frog and the nightingale? |
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Answer» The poet Vikram Seth conveys a message that we should not come under the influence of others .because the world is clever and selfish. we should always be clever in this clever world. don\'t be innocent like Nightingale because if you are innocent , the world will cheat you , and make selfish you. also poet says that we should be aware of clever people like frog and do not follow anyone blindly.So ,this is all what the poet wants to say in the poem Frog and The Nightingale. Have self confidence.. |
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| 136. |
Character sketch of Alexander Graham bell? |
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| 137. |
Hindi summary of dear departed |
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| 138. |
Traitor meaning |
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| 139. |
has /an instrument / it / become /of photography /information technology / and |
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| 140. |
Character sketch of Mr. Eugene c. Vining |
| Answer» Mr Eugene C. Vining was one of the instructors at the Perkins Institution for the Blind. He had been employed to copy the papers for Helen in American braille. Mr Vining was a stranger to Helen and did not communicate with her, except through letters. His association with Helen was of a professional nature. | |
| 141. |
How ancient mariner stop the wedding guest |
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Answer» Thanks By his glittering eye |
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| 142. |
Meaning of gaze |
| Answer» It means stare or ताकना......?? | |
| 143. |
Which country does ancient mariner belong? |
| Answer» Ancient mariner is from Egyptian land. | |
| 144. |
Hello ?? Means |
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| 145. |
What is the role of Anne Sullivan and innovative method adopted by her to teach Helen |
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| 146. |
Hii only girls reply |
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| 147. |
Write a letter to editor on conservation of water |
| Answer» To,The Editor,Sub: Conserving WaterI am writing this letter to help you in suggesting one of the way to save water, since it is the part and parcel of each living thing.There are lots of water we are wasting in our day to day life, and hence I would suggest you that we can help them preserve by alerting the human beings in the below mentioned ways:1)We can sent a normal pamphlet with the newspaper which would help in understanding the peoples who are residing in the desert region and struggling for a cup of water2) We make a short photo and tag lines where we would mention the number of people who have lost their life due to lack of water3). we should mention that by using less water, we are saving our energy.4) We can put a small water controller on tap where we use hand wash, since it is the most usable area, so that the water a small amount of water comes with slow force so that there is less wastage of water.I really appreciate your patience in going through my letter and I am sure that you would use any of my suggestion which I have mentioned. | |
| 148. |
Format busimess letter |
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| 149. |
Stab means?? |
| Answer» Thrust a knife.. | |
| 150. |
Hii koi hai chatting ke liya |
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