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What different questions does the poet ask in the poem ?( My childhood). |
| Answer» The poet starts out asking \'when\' did his childhood go and then in the last stanza he asks, \'where\' did his childhood go. It seems like he has finally reconciled to the idea that his childhood is gone without being able to set a specific hour to it. Now h wants to understand where it could have possibly gone after having incurred the loss.\xa0 | |
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Why does kushwant singh compare his grandmother to the winter landscape? |
| Answer» In the story the " The portrait of a Lady " by khushwant Singh. The grandmother was not pretty but had a divine beauty. She dressed in spotless white, Her silver locks were scattered untidely over her pale, puckered face , and her lips constantly moved in an inaudible prayer. The author describes her " like the winter landscape in the Mountains " - A personification of “ serenity, breathing peace and contentment ”. | |
| 3453. |
That superiors drugs available and distuributed the capital region |
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Which subject in English PCM stream taking students should take? |
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Answer» English corw Hello Hi English elective or English core |
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| 3455. |
how did carter decide to detach the mummy of king tut |
| Answer» Carter wanted to loosen the hardened resins. He put the body in the blazing sunshine. But it didn’t work. There was only one alternative. The resins had to be chiselled away before raising the king’s remains. Carter’s men removed the mummy’s head and severed nearly every major joint. | |
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Write a summary of potrait of the lady in (200-250) words |
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5. What is the third element or the middle void? |
| Answer» Middle void\xa0is the\xa0third element\xa0where there is the interaction between Yang and Yin. | |
| 3458. |
3.Whay would the painter not draw the eye of a dragon? |
| Answer» The painter does not draw the eye of a dragon because he\xa0thought that they would fly away from the wall.Sung-Yow\xa0was a Chinese painter and he had a great ability to make his painting alive only after finishing his work. He loved to paint a dragon but he never painted their eyes because he didn’t want them to come alive so that he could keep his secret.One day a king invited to make four dragons painting on his wall. He made the panting but left their eyes. | |
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2.what was the reaction of Emperor Xuanzong when he saw Wu Daozi\'s painting? |
| Answer» He was a famous Chinese painter, who lived in the eighth century. He was a master painter and had been commissioned by the Tang Emperor Xuanzong, to decorate a palace wall. He made a wonderful painting on the palace wall. When the painting had been completed, he called the emperor its exquisite beauty. The emperor was stunned with his creation. When the emperor was admiring the painting, the master painter clapped his hands; a door of the cave in the painting opened; Wu Daozi entered the door and the door closed. And the painting disappeared. Wu Daozi was never seen again. | |
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1.Who was We Daozi ?What did he paint for the Emperor? |
| Answer» Wu daozi was a painter who painted a scenery and according to him their was a soul in the feets of the cave and when he told abt that painting to his emperor .they decided to go inside the painting but wu daozi go first and get invisible even their were not a single of his paint brush and he was never seen after that incidence. | |
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What are the unique traits of Garoghlanian tribe |
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Why did Aram find it hard to believe that more had stolen the horse |
| Answer» Aram found it hard to believe because the tribe that both Aram and Mourad belonged to was known for their honesty.\xa0No member of their tribe could think of taking undue advantage of anyone; stealing was considered despicable among them. For this reason, Aram could not believe Mourad could have stolen the horse.\xa0 | |
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Bring out the spiritual element in the character of the grandmother. |
| Answer» The narrator\'s grandmother was a very religious lady. She used to hobble around the house telling the beads of her rosary. Even as she bathed him, she would recite her morning prayers and hope that he would learn it too. While the narrator was at school, she would sit in the temple and recite scriptures. Even after the narrator went to the University, she would sit by her spinning wheel and recite prayers. Even at the time of her death, she did not waste her time talking to her family, but went on saying her prayers. | |
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Give summary of Chapter we are not afraid to die |
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Answer» Why are you not giving answer of my ques Guys plz help me |
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| 3465. |
Characteraketch of grandmother in 100to 120 words |
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Give some characteristics of ranga with proper a content |
| Answer» Ranga was the son of the village accountant who sent him to Bangalore for studies. After six months he returned back. All villagers rushed to see any possible changes in his physique or manners. The author also went to see him. Ranga did a proper namaskar to him and the author was very much impressed with him. Ranga had his own peculiar views about marriage. He did not want to rush into it. He wanted to marry a mature girl. However, there is an irony about his views. In spite of having such clear and well defined views of marriage, he fell prey to immediate marriage, and that too with an eleven year old girl, Ratana!\xa0 | |
| 3467. |
What had the camera captured |
| Answer» The camera had captured all three girls alive in it.It has captured the pretty face of the poet\'s mother who as a girl of twelve years are the time.It has also captured the smiling face of the two cousins Betty and dolly. They are holding the hands of the poet\'s mother. | |
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What is the summary of the portrait of the lady |
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Answer» Soon the author decided to go to abroad for further studies. She came to the railway station to leave him off. She was not sentimental, Continously reciting her prayers and she kissed him on the forehead. After five years as he returned home , she was there came to pick him from the station , was still the same as she had been the five years ago. She clasped him within her hands and didn\'t say a word. She still used to feed her sparrows. As the days passed, he grew older and soon he went to university. He was given his own room and this made their relationship sour. She stopped talking to everyone and spent her all day by sitting at the spinning wheel , reciting prayers and moving beads of her rosary . However she loved feeding sparrows in the verandah at the dawn. Breaking breads into pieces and feeding if I to sparrows was her daily routine. The birds would sit on her legs, her head some even on her shoulders. 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 used to go to an English medium school , she no longer accompanied him to his school and there were no longer stray dogs roaming around them while walking back home. She however, used to ask him about his say and what he had learned. She didn\'t understand anything as they was in another language of which she couldn\'t understand. She didn\'t approve with the new syllabus which he was studying because she thought that they did not teach him about God and scriptures. They saw less of each other 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 with him to school everyday. She used to visit the temple that was attached to the school. The author and other children sat on verandah singing alphabet and morning prayer. They both used to come back home with stray dogs roaming around them as his grandmother would carry stale chappattis to feed them The chapter. The portrait of a lady is the story of the author and his grandmother. The grandmother was an old woman with wrinkled face. The author had always seen her like this for the past twenty years. She appeared to be so old that he couldn\'t 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 long white beard covering half of 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 on her waist and the other hand counting beads of her rosary. |
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| 3469. |
What is the summary of the lesson a portrait of the lady |
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Answer» As the days passed, he grew older and soon he went to university. He was given his own room and this made their relationship sour. She stopped talking to everyone and spent her all day by sitting at the spinning wheel , reciting prayers and moving beads of her rosary . However she loved feeding sparrows in the verandah at the dawn. Breaking breads into pieces and feeding if I to sparrows was her daily routine. The birds would sit on her legs, her head some even on her shoulders. Soon the author decided to go to abroad for further studies. She came to the railway station to leave him off. She was not sentimental, Continously reciting her prayers and she kissed him on the 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 with him to school everyday. She used to visit the temple that was attached to the school. The author and other children sat on verandah singing alphabet and morning prayer. They both used to come back home with stray dogs roaming around them as his grandmother would carry stale chappattis to feed them forehead. After five years as he returned home , she was there Soon the author decided to go to abroad for further studies. She came to the railway station to leave him off. She was not sentimental, Continously reciting her prayers and she kissed him on thecame to pick him from the station , was still the same as she had been the five years ago. She clasped him within her hands and didn\'t say a word. She still used to feed her sparrows. The chapter. The portrait of a lady is the story of the author and his grandmother. The grandmother was an old woman with wrinkled face. The author had always seen her like this for the past twenty years. She appeared to be so old that he couldn\'t 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 long white beard covering half of 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 on her waist and the other hand counting beads of her rosary. |
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What did narrator plan to do.what preparations did he make for it |
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Will punishing bullies help? Speech |
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What made Gordon to flight with the sea with all his strength? |
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Describe the series of emotions that he experienced while engulfed in the mass of yellow water. |
| Answer» When Douglas was thrown into water, he landed in a sitting position, swallowed water, and went at once to the bottom. He was frightened, but while going downwards in the water he planned that when his feet hit the bottom, he would make a big jump, come to the surface, lie flat on it, and paddle to the edge of the pool) But, it was not as simple as he had imagined. His repeated attempts to come out failed him till he became unconscious and was pulled out of the pool. The author was first frightened, but not scared out of his wits, as he felt he could jump upwards and paddle to the edge of the pool(when he failed to do so, he was seized by sheer terror)that knew no understanding, no control. Then came a touch of reason—to remember to jump. When the jump made no difference he was seized by stark terror even more firmly. Finally, he relaxed and slipped into oblivion. | |
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How has been Nek Chand honoured internationally ? |
| Answer» Nek Chand is the untutored genius who created a paradise years ago. The little patch of a jungle that he began clearing to make himself a garden, sculpted with stone and recycled material is known to the world as the \'Rock Garden\' at Chandigarh. Nek Chand has taken the notion of raw art to dizzying heights. His art is, "an outstanding testimony of the difference a single man can make when he lives his dream". | |
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How did darchen Medical College appearance |
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| 3476. |
Describe the author grandmother |
| Answer» In the story “The Portrait of a Lady” the author draws a very beautiful portrait of his grandmother. He spent his childhood with his grandmother in a village. She was not adapted to the modern lifestyles. She was her grandson’s bosom friend. The author says that she was like any other grandmother –old, short, fat, white haired, with wrinkled skin, back stooped with age, loving, caring and above all deeply spiritual. He heard people saying that she was very beautiful in her younger days. However, she was all same from the time he has seen her. She used to walk around the house putting one hand in her back and counting the beads in her rosary in the other. The author said that his dead grandfather’s look did not match his grandmother’s beauty. The author’s grandmother was a strong-willed woman. She not only took care of herself but also her grandson. She used to take him to school, which was attached to a temple. While the author was attending his class, she used to read books in the temple. She helped him in his studies also. She was disposed towards charity. She not only fed animals and birds, but she also loved them. Other than his grandson, they were her company. She did not love music as she considered it was for harlots and beggars. She was a lady of less words and more work.\xa0 | |
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Summary of the poem photograph |
| Answer» Summary\xa0of a\xa0PhotographIn the\xa0poem, poetess describes a\xa0photograph\xa0of her mothers\' childhood. In the\xa0photograph\xa0of time when she went for a sea holiday with her two girl cousins. Also, poetess contrasts between nature, altering at the pace of a snail and the fast-changing human life. | |
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what does the word cardboard denote in the poem |
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Answer» It refer to the photograph that captures the interesting moment of her mother childhood.... \'Cardboard\' in the poem refers to the photograph . It denotes the photograph |
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| 3479. |
Pen down your expectations from your school in view of new education policy ...plzz guys hepl me... |
| Answer» Actually I want some freedom like making lots of copies for a single book on many topics, mandatory of ncert books and it\'s exampler, some relief in syllabus. I could opt for any subject I like, there should be no stream policy. A better and quality education in online or offline mode. | |
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Summary of child hood |
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Answer» Bro just go on app which you have used this app for questioning open english core subject then choose chapter and click on summary button then you will able find summary of this chapter Thank you ???? IIIIIIIIIIII ddiiiiinnnnnnnnt knnnnnnnnoooooooowwwwwwwwww |
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What picture does the lesson drawn on lives at sea? |
| Answer» In the\xa0poem\xa0\'Photograph\', the\xa0sea\xa0represents timelessness. The\xa0poet\xa0says that the\xa0sea\xa0\'... appears to have changed less\'. The\xa0sea\xa0is an element of nature where time has little or almost no influence.\xa0Sea voyage is a wonderful experience. It sometimes shows that life is like a challenge that a person should face. In that lesson author along with family had determination and courage to face any kind of problems.\xa0 | |
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Pen down your expectations from your school in view of new education policy |
| Answer» Try it your own if you need help then go to cbse official website and download it in PDF file of 180 page read it and then after think on it | |
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What was the object behind the writer undertaking the journey? |
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Paddling meaning |
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Answer» Walking or standing with bare feet in shallow water. Walking with bare feet.. Walking (in \'a photograph\') to push a pole with a wide end through the water in order to make a boat move. a flock of swimming ducks. |
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I want essay on clean India . Please help me frnds. |
| Answer» Search essay on clean india on Google. | |
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How did the narrator and his wife prepare themselves for their journey? |
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Answer» Thank you @gavravseth The narrator and his wife wanted to ‘duplicate’ the round—the world voyage made 200 years earlier by Captain James Cook. They had been making formidable preparations for the last 16 years. First of all they got a boat especially designed and professionally built for this purpose. It was a 23 metre, 30 tonne wooden-hulled boat. They tested it for months in the roughest weather. They were both mentally and physically prepared to undertake their exceptionally long and challenging sea-voyage.\xa0ORThey had been preparing for the past 16 years, spending all their leisure time honing their seafaring skills in British waters in lieu of their round the world voyage. Their boat, the Wavewalker, was a 23 metre, 30 ton wooden-hulled beauty which had been professionally built and they had spent months fitting it out and testing it in the roughest weather possible. The family also took on two crewmen, American Larry Vigil and Swiss Herb Seigler to help them tackle one of the world\'s roughest seas,the southern Indian Ocean. |
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Why is 5th January significant in Tutankhamun\'s Saga? |
| Answer» It was on this day that a CT scan was done on King Tutankhamen’s mummy after an X-ray on the same by an anatomy professor. His was the first Egyptian mummy to undergo such a scan. A modern operation performed on a cursed ancient mummy paved way for various superstitions and rumors. The CT scan resulted in producing various life-like images. | |
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How was the atmosphere when Tut\'s body was taken out for C.T scan? |
| Answer» The mummified body of King Tut (Tutankhamun 1355 - 1346 BC) was cut up in several places by the first expedition led by British Egyptologist Howard Carter, sometime in 1925-26. This was done to\xa0extract the jewels and amulets that were adorned on the embalmed body. The remains had become fragile due to this mishandling and rested on a sandy coffin. Since then, it had been moved twice for examination by X-Ray.In January, 2005, it was taken for a complete CT scan, by an Egyptian team, to establish the cause of death of the young king. Thousands of scanned images were reviewed and it was established that King Tut was not murdered. | |
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What were the things buried with Tut\'s mummy? And why? |
| Answer» King Tut was buried in a coffin made of pure gold “lavished with glittering goods”. The gilded treasures found included precious collars, inland necklaces and bracelets, rings, amulets, a ceremonial apron, sandals, sheaths for his fingers and toes. In those times, the royals believed in the idea of taking their wealth with them. Tut was adorned with all such riches for his journey after life. It also gives the idea of the Egyptian belief in resurrection. | |
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How did the visitors to Tut\'s grave pay their respects to him? |
| Answer» Visitors from different places came to the Tut’s grave to pay him respect. They watched the frescos on the walls of the burial chamber and stared at Tut’s face with keen interest. Some visitors read noiselessly from their guidebooks about the life of the young pharaoh. Everyone tried to make a scrutiny about the death mystery of the young pharaoh. The mummy was of great interest to everyone. | |
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Evergreen assignment 29 answers |
| Answer» Have you lost your mind | |
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How did the narrator feel on seeing her belongings at mrs Dorling place? The address |
| Answer» The narrator found herself in the midst of all those ‘nice things’. They once belonged to her mother. The silver cutlery, the antique plates, large vases, tea pots, the table cloth with the burn marks were there. But they lay there in a ‘tasteless’ manner. No doubt, they aroused nostalgic feelings in her. The narrator didn’t long to possess them any more. They were useless now. Their true owner was no more in the world. | |
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What was the narrator looking for on the table cloth? In chapter The address |
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Answer» Thanks yogita?? The narrator kept staring at the woollen table cloth because she did not want to look around, she was scared to do so. As she stared at the table cloth and began to rub it, her fingers grew warm from rubbing, she followed the lines of the pattern and somewhere on the edge, she started looking for a burn mark that had never been repaired. She realized then that it was her mother\'s table cloth. |
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Chapter - The address Explain the line, \'\' I was in a room l knew and did not know \'\' |
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Answer» Thanks ? It means I was in the room which I don\'t know but the things in the room was known to me |
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note making of chapter discovering of tut |
| Answer» Can\'t understand ur question ... | |
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What contrast did he find in adults behaviour? Refer to poem childhood. |
| Answer» Adults talked of love and preached about it but they did not act lovingly. This is the moment of realization, the speaker begins to understand that adults are hypocritical and do not practice what they preach to children. They do not refrain from harming others. The poet certainly does not approve of their approach. | |
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What does the hell and heaven stand for ?refer to poem childhood. |
| Answer» In the poem childhood by Markus Natten, the words hell and heaven depicts the transformation from being a innocent child in to an individual hypocritic adult.The childhood is the heaven where the child has spirit of vengeance or urge for power, where the adult life is the hell with man running all around conquering the world.Every human being in this world at some point fall into the life of hell from innocent heaven. | |
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Producing thoughts that were not these of other\'s people means . Refer to poem childhood. |
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Explain the line \' my mind was really mine\' ?refer to poem childhood. |
| Answer» It means there was nothing to influence me | |
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How does the poet find people in this world? Refer to poem childhood. |
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