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Birth 11th English

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BIRTH – CLASS 11 ENGLISH 20 Important Questions with Answers 1. Who is Andrew Manson? Andrew Manson is a young doctor who has recently started his medical practice in a small Welsh mining town. He is sincere, dedicated and deeply concerned about his patients. 2. Why was Andrew Manson worried at the beginning of the story? Andrew was emotionally disturbed because of his unhappy relationship with Christine. However, he put his personal problems aside when he was called to attend to Mrs Morgan. 3. Who were Joe and Susan Morgan? Joe Morgan was a miner and Susan Morgan was his wife. They had been married for nearly twenty years and were expecting their first child. 4. Why was the birth of the child important to the Morgans? The child was their first baby after nearly twenty years of marriage. Joe and Susan had eagerly waited for this moment, so the birth was extremely important to them. 5. Why did Joe Morgan come to call Dr Andrew? Joe came to inform Andrew that his wife Susan was about to ...
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Mock Test 30M The Enemy 12th English

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CLASS XII ENGLISH CORE – MOCK TEST Chapter: The Enemy – Pearl S. Buck Maximum Marks: 30    |    Time: 1 Hour Note: The requested components total 28 marks if only one 5-mark long question is attempted. A 2-mark Vocabulary section has therefore been added to make the paper exactly 30 marks. SECTION A – EXTRACT-BASED QUESTIONS 2 × 4 = 8 Marks Q1. Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow: “The man was young, perhaps twenty-four, with a rugged face and black hair. He was unconscious and bleeding. Sadao and Hana realised that he was an American sailor who had escaped from a prisoner-of-war camp.” (a) Who was the wounded man? [1] (b) Where did Sadao and Hana find him? [1] (c) Why was Sadao disturbed on seeing him? [1] (d) What dilemma did Sadao face? [1] Q2. Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow: “He was an enemy, a prisoner of war. Yet Sadao was a doctor, and his professional duty was to save a life.” (a) Who was considered...
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Madam Rides The Bus 10th Eng ( glossary

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class 10th English Ch- 8  Madam Rides the Bus  By Vallikkannan S. No. Difficult Word Meaning in English Hindi Meaning 1 Curious -Eager to know something जिज्ञासु 2 Fascinated- Extremely interested मोहित 3 Overwhelmed- Strongly affected by emotions भाव-विभोर 4 Conductor- Person who collects bus fares परिचालक 5 Fare -Money paid for a journey किराया 6 Repulsive- Disgusting or unpleasant घृणित 7 Glee- Great happiness खुशी 8 Stifled -Suppressed or controlled दबाया हुआ 9 Haughtily -In a proud or arrogant manner घमंड से 10 Maturity- The quality of being sensible परिपक्वता 11 Dignified -Calm and respectable गरिमामय 12 Tranquil- Calm and peaceful शांत 13 Slackened -Became slower or less active धीमा पड़ना 14 Merriment -Laughter and enjoyment हँसी-मज़ाक 15 Psyche - Mind or inner self मन / मानसिकता 16 Expanse -A wide, open area विशाल क्षेत्र 17 Scarcely- Hardly; almost not मुश्किल से 18 Fascination -Strong interest or attraction आकर्षण 19 Annoyed- Slightly angry or irrit...
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Extracts From Poems ( First Flight) Class 10 English

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📘 CLASS 10 ENGLISH – CBSE REVISION MOCK TEST: POETRY Poems: Dust of Snow, Fire and Ice, A Tiger in the Zoo, How to Tell Wild Animals, Amanda! Total Extracts: 18 Marks: 18 × 5 = 90 Marks SECTION A – EXTRACT-BASED QUESTIONS EXTRACT 1 –  Dust of Snow Read the extract and answer the questions that follow: The way a crow Shook down on me The dust of snow From a hemlock tree Questions: 1.What fell on the poet? (1) 2.From which tree did it fall? (1) 3.What bird shook the snow down? (1) 4.Identify the poetic device in “dust of snow”. (1) 5.What does the falling snow bring about in the poet? (1) Extract 1 1.The dust of snow fell on the poet. 2.It fell from a hemlock tree. 3.A crow shook it down. 4.Metaphor – “dust of snow” compares the snowflakes to dust. 5.It changed the poet’s mood positively. EXTRACT 2 – Dust of Snow Has given my heart A change of mood And saved some part Of a day I had rued. 1.What changed the poet’s mood? (1) 2.What does “rued” mean? (1) 3.What did the poet’s experien...
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