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| 501. |
Laws are never respected nor enforced in India . |
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| 502. |
Module solutions |
| Answer» Hiii<br>SHREE | |
| 503. |
Draft an additional |
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| 504. |
Describe the condition of gargolian family ? |
| Answer» Garoghlanian family is the family which is famous for its truth and loyality. They are poor but still everyone respects them for their truthness. Aram and Mourad, the two cousins also belongs to the garoghlanian family. Both the cousins love each other and both are found of horse riding | |
| 505. |
How to write a essay |
| Answer» Hope it helps u???<br>1.write the name of the particular topic in capital letters2.give a short introduction about the topic3.give a brief summary of the given topic4.give a short advice or thoughts you have in your mind about the topic5.your essay should be long of about 300-400 words if you are in higher class<br>Firstly you have to choose any random topic or if it is given in the question paper then follow the steps:-<br>1st you have to know the topic like pollution, and other Steps to write essay:-1)you have to write introduction of the given topic2)Explaining the given topic 3)conclusion on give topic<br>Lol??? | |
| 506. |
Landscape of the soil |
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| 507. |
Decribe the most dangerous day in aouther jouerney in the chapter we are not afraid to die |
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| 508. |
Who was khuswan sing |
| Answer» He is kushwant singh he is a punjabi person he is a write portrait lady<br>Khuswant singh was an Indian English author, lawyer, diplomat, journalist,and politicians.<br>He was a writter of the story *The portrait of lady*<br>Mother | |
| 509. |
Speech on why journey is more important than a destination |
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| 510. |
What all the realisation about the childhood does the poet have ,When he looks back |
| Answer» The poet grows nostalgic about his childhood. He feels that childhood is full of innocence. A child is neither a hypocrite nor manipulative. He is free from all these wrong habits found in adults. | |
| 511. |
I didn\'t want both of us to be liars.who spoke these words and in what context |
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| 512. |
What is silk road? |
| Answer» Idk | |
| 513. |
HOW MANY CHAPTERS ARE THERE IN SNAPSHOT BOOK ??? |
| Answer» 6<br>If foes gsjskm j<br>8<br>6 | |
| 514. |
Who was Susan Morgan |
| Answer» Struggle to give birth had been a fuelling one | |
| 515. |
Identify Metaphors and similes in the poem \'the Mosquito\' |
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| 516. |
What message does the poet convey on the story thank you mam |
| Answer» Three themes present in "Thank You, Ma\'am" are Forgiveness and Empathy, the Power of Love and Trust, and Christian Charity. While she prepares the meal, Mrs. Jones leaves her purse on the other side of the screen where she cooks. Roger worries that she may not trust him, so he moves where he hopes she can see him. | |
| 517. |
Gessler |
| Answer» Mr. Gessler is the youngest of the two Gessler brothers and the protagonist of John Galsworhty\'s short story, Quality.He is described as a passionate and hard working shoemaker.Physical appearance: Mr. Gessler has been described as a \'little\',short-statured man "as if made from leather". His face was pale with lots of wrinkles and reddish hair and beard .He was a man of honest and integrity. He never compromised on quality and excellence, even if it meant more work , dwindling customers and profits.He always used the best leather and took as much time as required to make a perfect pair of shoes. He lived his entire life in a small tenement where he worked and sold his goods. All his profits went in giving the rent and buying the best quality leather. In his mind, his commitment to his work and the satisfaction of his customers far outweighed his own needs. He finally died of"slow starvation". | |
| 518. |
Character skatch of Gessler |
| Answer» Mr. Gessler is the youngest of the two Gessler brothers and the protagonist of John Galsworhty\'s short story, Quality.He is described as a passionate and hard working shoemaker.Physical appearance: Mr. Gessler has been described as a \'little\',short-statured man "as if made from leather". His face was pale with lots of wrinkles and reddish hair and beard .He was a man of honest and integrity. He never compromised on quality and excellence, even if it meant more work , dwindling customers and profits.He always used the best leather and took as much time as required to make a perfect pair of shoes. He lived his entire life in a small tenement where he worked and sold his goods. All his profits went in giving the rent and buying the best quality leather. In his mind, his commitment to his work and the satisfaction of his customers far outweighed his own needs. He finally died of"slow starvation". | |
| 519. |
What startling facts were revealed when a professor X-rayed Tut’s mummy? |
| Answer» In 1968, an anatomy Professor X-rayed the mummy. He revealed a startling fact. Tut’s breast-bone and front ribs were missing beneath the resin that covers his chest with a thick layer.ORIn 1968, an anatomy professor X-rayed Tut\'s mummy and revealed a startling fact. Beneath the resin that had hardened over his chest, the breast-bone and front ribs were missing. It suggested that Tut might not have died a natural death. He could have been murdered. | |
| 520. |
Compare and Contrast uncle khusrove and cousin murad |
| Answer» \xa0Both Mourad and Khosrove were considered the eccentric type of people in the Garoghlanian tribe. However, there was a marked difference between both of them. Mourad loved horse riding to such an extent that he could do anything for it. Khosrove was not as obsessed with his passion. He was a crazy man of different sort. He was indifferent to situations, either they were his own or belonging to others. Mourad, on the other hand was quite sympathetic. He healed a sick robin; treated the stolen horse so well that it became a better horse; and then returned the horse in time. He was mindful and thoughtful of the passion of his cousin Aram too. Khosrove usually remained lost in his own thoughts; he easily got irritated and reacted by saying: ‘It is no harm, pay no attention to it. | |
| 521. |
Three ways in which the author\'s grand mother spent her days after he grows up? |
| Answer» Grandmother was silence because the generation gap this made her inhearten | |
| 522. |
How did the CT scan of tuts mummy reveal |
| Answer» the neck vertebrae appeared very clearly,other images revealed a hand,several views of the rib cage and a transection of the skull. The CT Scan showed King Tut\'s neck vertebrae, a hand and several views of the rib-cage and a transaction of the skull | |
| 523. |
The way in which the author grandmother spends her days without hi to up |
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| 524. |
We are not afraid to die short and long answers type question |
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| 525. |
Define structural composition |
| Answer» Writer of portrait of the lady-kushwant singh<br>Structural composition means the number of people engaged in different sectors.\xa0During pre independence india the structural composition was:\xa0\tPrimary sector - Accounted for 70-75% of population\tSecondary sector - Accounted for only 10% of population\tTertiary sector - Accounted for 15-20% of population<br>Who is the writer of portrait of a lady | |
| 526. |
We\'re not afraid to die who and when |
| Answer» Complete your question | |
| 527. |
Comparing and contrasting two characters/theam from different story/ poems of the prescribed text. |
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| 528. |
What was the treatment given to the child in poem the laburnum top |
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| 529. |
What was Albert theory of education |
| Answer» Albert Einstein\'s theory of education is based on reasoning and logic. He believed that education is not about learning facts but thinking about ideas. Education according to him is not something to mug up like remembering the year of battle or any event but the reason why it all started. | |
| 530. |
Hii i am new to this app...why am i not getting enough resources for ENGLISH ELECTIVE... |
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| 531. |
What does the cardboard denotes in the poem? Why has this had been used? |
| Answer» ‘Cardboard’ in the poem refers to the photograph. This word has been used because\xa0photograph\xa0is now just a piece of paper with the memory as the poet\'s mother is dead now. It shows that human life is transitory and the cardboard which remains is\xa0memorable\xa0piece of paper. | |
| 532. |
व्हाट वास द ऑथर आंसर टर्न ऑफ व्हेन ई लेफ्ट इंडिया फॉर स्टडीज एब्रॉड |
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| 533. |
What happened 6pm on jan2 |
| Answer» On New Year’s Day the weather changed for the worse. The waves were gigantic. Strong gales did trouble them. As the ship rose to the top of each wave, they could see endless huge waves rolling towards them. The howling of the wind and the spray was painful to the ears. The sky grew dark. A torrent of green and white water broke over the ship. The captain was thrown overboard. | |
| 534. |
Describe the weather conditions of December 25 |
| Answer» On the second day they left Cape Town. They started encountering strong gales. December 25 found them 3,500 kilometres east of Cape Town. The weather was quite hostile. But they had a beautiful holiday. They celebrated Christmas with a Christmas tree. New Year’s Day saw no improvement in the weather. But they celebrated the Day with the hope that the weather would change soon. | |
| 535. |
What stories of the grandmother did the author treat as fablus of the prophets?why? |
| Answer» What stories of the grandmother did the author treat as ‘Fables’ of the Prophets? Why?Ans.\xa0The author treated the stories of grandmother’s youth and beauty as fables as he had always seen her old and he found it was hard to accept that she could once be pretty and young. | |
| 536. |
Describe the mental condition of the voyagers on 4th and 5 th January |
| Answer» On 4th January, the mental condition of the voyagers was vacillating between hope and despair. After 36 hours of continuous pumping, water had receded but they still had to keep pace with the water still coming in. The captain\'s wife provided them with the first meal in two days of some corned beef and cracker biscuits. However, this respite was only short-lived. The storm started building up and the situation again became worse.\xa0On 5th January, the situation was desperate. When the captain went to his children to comfort them, the small boy asked him innocently if they all were going to die but added that he did not mind dying as long as all were the family members were together. This strengthened the captain\'s determination to fight all odds and survive.<br>On January 4 and 5 the voyagers felt relieved as after the continuous pumping for 36 hours the water had nearly been drained out. They had their first meal in almost two days. However their respite was short-lived. They faced dangerous situation on January 5 as the sea got worse during the night. Fear of death loomed large. They were under a great mental stress. | |
| 537. |
Why did the narrator return to Marconi street after a long time ?? |
| Answer» \xa0Answer: The\xa0narrator returned to Marconi Street after a long time\xa0because in the beginning,\xa0after\xa0the Liberation, she was not interested in all that stored stuff. She had lost her mother and was also afraid of being confronted with things that remained as a painful reminder to their past. | |
| 538. |
Answer in 30- 40 words What injuries did Sue sustain ? What does it reveal about her ? |
| Answer» Answer:Sue had bumped her head and there was a big bump above her eyes. She had two black eyes, and a deep cut on her arm. She showed remarkable maturity for a seven-year-old when she said that she didn’t want to worry them when her father was trying to save all of them. | |
| 539. |
Draft a poster on importance of reading books issued by literacy society kanpur |
| Answer» Posters are placards displayed in a public place announcing or advertising something. Posters are notices, advertisements and invitations—all in one.PURPOSE OF POSTERSThe purpose of designing a poster is either to create social awareness about issues related to current problems and needs, or to advertise or even to extend public invitations and display notices.DRAFTING POSTERSPosters should be colourful, attractive and tempting.\tThey must be drafted carefully to attract the attention of the readers, excite their imagination and influence their minds.\tPosters are read from a distance. Do not give many details in a poster. Highlight only ; important issue/issues.Answer: | |
| 540. |
Note making of discovering tut: the saga continues |
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| 541. |
Write advertisement for raja sale of steel tubs and pipe |
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| 542. |
what change came in ranga after his meeting with ratna |
| Answer» He arranged a meeting in which Ranga could meet Ratna and get impressed with her quality of singing. The narrator was a frequent visitor to Rama Rao’s place and Ratna was quite free with him. On a Friday, he called Ratna to his house to deliver the buttermilk made by Rama Rao’s wife. He asked Ratna to sing for him and sent for Ranga at the same time. Ranga arrived while Ratna was rendering the melodious song. In this way, Ranga was able to meet her there. | |
| 543. |
Portrait of a lady questioned |
| Answer» Answer<br>How does author describe his grandmother | |
| 544. |
why does narator come back without claming her belongings |
| Answer» The\xa0narrator came back without her belonging\xa0because she\xa0believed\xa0that the\xa0memory objectives\xa0are\xa0linked\xa0with the\xa0items. So they immediately\xa0lost value\xa0once they are in a\xa0strange surrounding\xa0after some time. In the case old, the narrator, her\xa0belongings\xa0lost\xa0means when they have\xa0seen at Dorling’s house. She understood that\xa0taking them back\xa0they will be\xa0strange\xa0in her new home. And that is the reason why she did not come back to claim them. | |
| 545. |
Mother does her housework now.(change into negative) |
| Answer» Mother does not do her housework now. | |
| 546. |
Hw did the author grandmother die |
| Answer» Author grandmother die in the naturally way she doesn\'t have any disease . | |
| 547. |
The peacock poem explanation |
| Answer» \xa0THE PEACOCK\xa0by Sujata Bhatt.\xa0In this poem the poet appreciates the royal, fascinating, mind blowing, precious, magnificent , gorgeous things of a peacock. A peacock is referred as India\'s animal so all that she appreciates is of India. the word mentioned of "then, a flash of\xa0turquoise\xa0in the\xa0pi pal tree"\xa0it means of a color that is bluish- green, named after a precious stone. so the whole poem is talking about INDIA. and she illustrates in her own words that if you are reading an interesting book and some thing just irritates like of a\xa0wind, a steady hum of bees, or the bushes near nearby, or the cat that stretches "\xa0will break free your attention on what you were reading is to take a view of the peacock.\xa0 | |
| 548. |
What do you know about ratna? |
| Answer» Ratna was Ram Rao’s niece. She was just eleven years old. She lived in a big town and had come to live at his uncle’s home in Hosahali after her parents’ death. She was quite pretty and had many qualities. She could play the Veena and harmonium. She could also sing melodiously. Masti Venkatesha Iyengar planned to get Ranga married to Ratna. At the end he succeeded in his plan and Ratna was happily married to Ranga. | |
| 549. |
Bhai idhr koi jnv student hai Kya |
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| 550. |
can you call Dr sadao a brave man ? |
| Answer» Yes,\xa0Dr.\xa0Sadao can\xa0be\xa0called\xa0a\xa0brave man\xa0because he risked his life and saved a prisoner of war who belonged to a rival country. He put his duty as a\xa0doctor\xa0and humanity above everything else. | |