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Birth chapter summary |
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| 252. |
Essay The 10+2 system of education |
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| 253. |
How was taplow |
| Answer» Taplow was a young boy of 16 yrs he was a outspoken boy who made fun of his teacher crocker Harris by mimicking his voice. | |
| 254. |
Hloo everyone all the best for your exam and when your exam will be held |
| Answer» Thanks<br>?<br>Thanks? | |
| 255. |
Snapshot chapter 3 |
| Answer» Ranga marriage | |
| 256. |
Correct the following sentenceHe is reserved even when he is with his friends |
| Answer» He is reserved in spite of being with his friends. | |
| 257. |
Correct the following sentence He is matured enough to take care of himself |
| Answer» He is mature enough to take care of himself. | |
| 258. |
Who was responsible for the death of grandmother |
| Answer» songs she sung the day khuswant singh returned back<br>Hii | |
| 259. |
To when were the letters to be sent ? |
| Answer» Hi | |
| 260. |
How does the grandfather look in the portrait question number?? |
| Answer» The grand father looked like they have only lots of grandchildren . Grandfather have white beard which covers the best part of his chest . He had weared big tourban | |
| 261. |
Pahle paath ke answer |
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| 262. |
English chapter Elbert Einstein |
| Answer» Fsjdhdj | |
| 263. |
Can you send letter format and comparsion question for practice |
| Answer» what is computet | |
| 264. |
The protrait of a lady |
| Answer» H<br>The chapter ‘The Portrait of a Lady’ is the story of the author and his grandmother. The grandmother was an old woman with a wrinkled face. The author had always seen her like this, for the past twenty years. She appeared to be so old that he could not imagine her being ‘young and pretty’, someone who had a husband. She was short, fat and slightly bent. The author had seen his grandfather’s portrait- an old man with a turban and a long white beard covering his chest. To the author, his grandfather didn’t seem like a man who could have a wife and children, but someone who could have lots of grandchildren. His grandmother used to move around the house in ‘Spotless White’ with her one hand resting on her waist and her other hand counting the beads of her rosary.In the initial days, the author and his grandmother had a good relationship. She used to wake him up and get him ready for school. She used to pack the things required by him for the day and walked him to school everyday. She used to visit the temple that was attached to the school. She had a routine of reading the scriptures. The author along with other children sat on the verandah singing alphabets and morning prayers. They both used to come back home together with stray dogs roaming around them as his grandmother would carry the stale chapattis to feed them.Soon, the parents of the author who went to the city to settle in and called them. As they reached the city, his relationship with his grandmother took a turn. Though they shared the room, there bond grew apart. He started going to an English medium school, she no longer accompanied him to his school, and there were no longer stray dogs who roamed around them while walking back home. She, however, used to ask him about his day and what he had learned. She didn’t understand anything as everything was in another language which she could not understand. She didn’t approve of the new syllabus that he was studying because she thought that they did not teach him about God and the scriptures. They saw less of each other.As the days passed, he grew older and soon went to the university. He had his own room and this made their relationship sour. She stopped talking to everyone and spent her whole day sitting at her spinning wheel, reciting prayers and moving beads of the rosary with one hand. However, she loved feeding sparrows in the verandah at dawn. Breaking bread into pieces and feeding it to the birds was her daily routine. The birds would sit on her legs, her head, some even on the shoulders.Soon, the author decided to go abroad for further studies. She came to the railway station to leave him off. She was not sentimental, continuously recited her prayers, her mind lost in the prayers, and she kissed him on the forehead. After five years, as he returnedhome, she was there, came to pick him at the station, was still the same as she had been five years ago. She clasped him within her arms and didn’t say a word. She still used to feed her sparrows.One day, she didn’t recite her prayers but instead collected the women of the neighbourhood, got a drum and started singing. The next morning, she was ill with mild fever. The doctor said that there was nothing to worry about but she was sure that her end was near.She didn’t want to waste her time talking to anyone in the family anymore but spend her last hours in reciting her prayers laying on the bed. She died and so her body lay on the bed, lifeless. As they prepared for her funeral, they saw all the sparrows sitting in the verandah around her, mourning her death. | |
| 265. |
Whats is work of cardboard |
| Answer» In the poem , the word Cardboard stands for the frame that supports & borders the photograph . The photography shows the poet\'s mother as a twelve years old girl with two of her cousins , Betty & Dolly. The word \'cardboard\' has been used to depict that the photograph is many years old . The use of cardboard as a photo frame was common in old times . ???? | |
| 266. |
Importance of yoga and exercise |
| Answer» Improves concentration power, correct body posture, Rehabilitation of injuries, Increases flexibility, Improves breathing system, Improves function of heart, Improves digestive system, Improve overall health, Improves coordination of function between neurology and muscles.<br>Plz give my answer | |
| 267. |
jokes and pranks add Spice to life but they should be in a limit what do you think |
| Answer» Life is dull because of stark realities. It thus remains\xa0unthrilling. Jokes and pranks play the role of spice and make life enjoyable. But if pranks and jokes pinch and hurt others, the very spice becomes poisonous. If they are at somebody else’s cost, they leave a bitter taste. So one should not play pranks or jokes to annoy somebody. Above all pranks should not also harm other people. If somebody appears, before a weak-hearted person, in the disguise of a ghost, that can kill the person. Pranks should set right moods and banish enmity. A man should remain sensitive while trying to create lighter moments. The horse could have created trouble for Mound and Aram. The horse taken away just for a joy-ride might have thrown them on the ground. John Byro, whose horse Mourad had stolen, was a tactful man. He pricked the conscience of the boys by saying that he knew that they were honest boys who belonged to an honourable family and they could not be thieves. Eventually, Mourad’s conscience pricked him and he returned the horse. Pranks and jokes should be mild and innocent. | |
| 268. |
did the boy return the horse bacavse |
| Answer» The boys returned the horse to Byro not because they were fraid but because their conscience pricked them.When John Byro met the boys,.the stolen horse was with them. John Byro recognized his horse but refused to believe that Mourad and Aram had stolen it. According to him, the fame of their honesty was widely known. This was the juncture when the conscience stricken boys decided to return the horse. | |
| 269. |
What happened in the evening to the grandmother |
| Answer» There was a strange change in her behaviour. She was over-excited. She celebrated the arrival of her grandson. She collected all the women of the neighbourhood. For hours she continued singing and beating the drum. She had to be persuaded to stop to avoid overstraining. Perhaps it was the first time that she didn\'t pray.<br>What happened in the evening to the grandmother | |
| 270. |
What did the grandmother behave at plateform |
| Answer» when the author was going abroad for further studies his grandmother came to leave him at the railway\xa0station.She was not even emotional as\xa0she knew that she would be alive till her grandson comes back after five years and when she hugged her grandson, the grandson could hear his grandmother reciting prayers. | |
| 271. |
How does author describe his grandmother |
| Answer» The author describes his grandmother as short, old, fat and slightly bent. To him, she looked the same for twenty years. It was difficult for him to imagine her young and pretty. But he found a beauty in her old age, like the serene winter landscape. | |
| 272. |
Compare and contrast the characters of Mourad and Aram. |
| Answer» Maurad was considered one of the craziest members of the narrator’s family. He was full of life and loved following his passions without caring for people around him. He could do anything to do the things he loved. He even risked his tribe\'s reputation for his passion for riding. Mourad had the knack of handling almost any critical situation. His heart was spilling with love for animals. However, Aram in spite of being younger was more practical. He was not as crazy as his elder cousin. He was worried about his family\'s reputation. He was neither a good rider nor as spontaneously efficient as his cousin. The two cousins had a wonderful rapport between them and they got along pretty well. | |
| 273. |
Summary of the chapter A pair of mustachio |
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| 274. |
In what condition did the author found in the living room |
| Answer» In what condition did the author found in the living roomHaphazard | |
| 275. |
what were Mr. koch\'s views about Albert Einstein |
| Answer» Albert got a medical certificate from Dr. Ernest Weil. But Yuri told him to get a reference in writing from Mr. Koch. Mr. Koch was Albert’s Mathematics teacher. He had a very good opinion about Albert. He was very much impressed by Albert’s knowledge of his subject. He was different from other teachers. He was very cooperative and helpful. So Albert met Mr. Koch. He willingly gave Albert the reference that he wanted. Mr. Koch asked Albert if he should write that he was not able to teach him anymore. Actually, Albert was so intelligent. He admitted that it was the only truth. Mr. Koch wrote that Albert was only wasting his time in his class. In fact, Albert would soon be able to teach him. Albert tried to be modest. He told Mr. Koch that he enjoyed his classes. In a way, Mr. Koch was the only good teacher who never pretended to be what he was not. | |
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how did the narrator grand father appear in the portrait |
| Answer» The narrator grandfather in the portrait looked like a century old person with a long white beard which ran in a flowing manner.I seemed the grandfather had many grandchildren, but the grandmother was actually too young for him.The grandfather looked odd when compared with the grandmother about his age. | |
| 277. |
What is the similarity between starting and ending of the poem laburnum top? |
| Answer» he thing similar in the beginning and the ending of the poem is that the Laburnum tree is still and silent on both occasions. | |
| 278. |
what is traveller doing there? |
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| 279. |
What was the only pleasure left for the old man? |
| Answer» There was only one pleasure left in the old man now (his son\'s early morning visits and readings from the newspaper could no longer be called that) and those were visits from elderly neighbors. | |
| 280. |
What is ranga\'s marriage |
| Answer» The story revolves around Ranga, the accountant’s son who got the opportunity to go out of the village to study. The narrator takes you through a journey where he changes Ranga’s perception about marriage, how he staged their union with the help of a Shastri and what role English has played in their village. The entire story involves funny instances and references for the narrator has made sure your mind stays occupied with the story. | |
| 281. |
What is nostalgia?Describe the nostalgic beginning of the story |
| Answer» Nostalgia is a feeling of sadness mixed with joy and affection. It is remembrance of some old and sweet memories. In the beginning the narrator remembers ‘the good old days’ when he was nine. At that time ‘the world was full of every imaginable kind of magnificence.’ | |
| 282. |
How according to Taplow, Mr. Crocker Harris is unlike other masters? |
| Answer» Mr Crocker-Harries is not a sadist like some other masters. He does not get pleasure out of giving pain. If he were a sadist, he would not be so frightening. It would show he has some feelings, but he hasn’t any. He’s all dry like a nut. He seems to hate people to like him, but other masters like being liked. | |
| 283. |
Why do you think the narrator searched for an island so eagerly? |
| Answer» The wave that hit\xa0Wavewalker\xa0had caused extensive damage. Nearly all the boat’s main frames had been smashed down to the keel. A whole section of the starboard hull was being held up by a few cupboard partitions.\xa0Wavewalker\xa0could not hold together long enough for them to reach Australia. So he searched for an island to repair the boat. | |
| 284. |
a) How did Carter defend his action of cutting the Mummy free? |
| Answer» \xa0King Tut\'s mummy went on public display for the first time after the tomb was discovered by British archaeologist Howard Carter. The contents of the tomb were removed and catalogued by Carter in five years. In order to remove the king\'s gold and jewel encrusted amulets and his golden death mask, he had to cut the body into 18 pieces.\xa0 | |
| 285. |
Give a brief account of the efforts made by Dr. Andrew to revive the still born baby? |
| Answer» Looking at the lax body and boneless limbs of the child, Dr. Andrew Manson felt a pressing sense of defeat and hopelessness. He then remembered a case that he had seen in\xa0Smaritan. He immediately ordered the nurse to get two basins. He filled one with cold water and the other with water as hot as the hand could bear. Then he put the child in a blanket and alternatively dipped it in both the basins, but all in vain. He then tried to rub the body of the child with a rough towel. But this\xa0did not\xa0work either. Finally, he pressed the child\'s pigmy chest with his hands and mucus came out of one of his nostrils. Then came the child\'s cry and his pale\xa0sking\xa0turned pink. Andrew almost felt faint and dizzy\xa0due to over exhaustion. | |
| 286. |
What does the poet ask the rain? |
| Answer» The poet asks the rain to identify itself. Strangely the rain replies that it is the \'poem of the earth\'. The rain describes how it is like a poet\'s song.\xa0The rain rises intangibly out of the sea and floats up to the sky, where it forms as a cloud. Then it falls back to earth in order to replenish it and allows new birth. Just like the rain is formed through seas, the song is formed in the poet\'s heart. Even though it changes form after leaving the poet\'s soul, it retains it\'s core and eventually returns to the poet through reader\'s love and appreciation.\xa0 | |
| 287. |
Kal rohan |
| Answer» What did the narrator learn about mrs dorling from her mother? | |
| 288. |
Recently the price of sugar.......(go) up |
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| 289. |
Who was Ranga ? Write a character sketch of Ranga ? |
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| 290. |
how does the bird camogflage in the tree |
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| 291. |
What emotions did the grandmother go through at this point |
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What do you notice about the beginning and the ending of the poem ? |
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| 293. |
Describe the three girls standing at the beach |
| Answer» The three girls were one poet\'s mother and two are the cousions of her mother. | |
| 294. |
Who is professor gaitonde |
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| 295. |
English hornbill chapter 3 question answers |
| Answer» Questions and answers | |
| 296. |
The portrait of a lagy |
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| 297. |
Portrait of lady qna |
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| 298. |
Ch 1 the portret of a lady all question answer |
| Answer» ki<br>All answers<br>Hi | |
| 299. |
Snapshot ch 1 word meaning |
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| 300. |
Who was khosrove ?why was he considered crazy? Ka ans |
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