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Describe an incident when you were caught in a traffic jam for hours.what difficulties did you face? what were the consequences? Essay 350-400 words. |
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Answer» I had an experience of getting stuck in a traffic jam a few days ago. Ordinarily, there is less traffic congestion in China. But if unluckily you are stuck in a traffic jam, it may take your life near to ordeal. The traffic jam may last for an uncertain period of time. It was Monday and I was on my way to the office. Though I started for the office early in the morning, it took over two hours for me to reach there. Without any exact reason, there was a traffic congestion on the main street. I tried for some shortcuts but it took over 20 MINUTES to get on the main street track. Then I had to wait for the rest of the moments until the jam broken. I was going to my office. It was an important day for me in the office. A new deal was to be signed with a party over some environmental issues. I was assigned to prepare the documents on the treaty SIGNING issue. The company I worked for mostly deals with the environmental degradation and a group of the party from the UN CAME to China to sign the deal. If the deal is signed, my company will be responsible for creating a green environment in workplaces. Hence, it was an important matter for the entire office. I had spent nearly two and half hours on the street. It was an unbearable experience. Earlier, I had the similar experience to get stuck in the traffic jams. But never had waited for over 15 to 20 minutes. This was a different experience with me. LUCKILY, I took a book with me and started reading the book to pass the time. Almost all the vehicles on the street were a standstill. I do not know what actually happened on that day. Waiting during a traffic jam is never expected by anyone. It kills time unnecessarily and makes the moments boring. The feeling about the traffic jam was unpleasant. It made me late to reach office. So, I had to undergo some pressure from my superior AUTHORITY. The deal was set to be signed at 10.00am while I reached office late. And also made late to prepare the necessary documents. In fact, all the documents were ready and needed a proofing and printing. The processes were simple but performing all the tasks took time unnecessarily. I blamed the traffic jam for all the undesired events. If there were no traffic jams, I would have reached office in time and did everything within due time. But it was my bad luck. |
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He is a great orator. The fact cannot be denied.( noun clause) |
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Think of the things you do best. How will they be useful in a crisissituation? Write them down. |
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Answer» You can’t plan for a life crisis. It arrives WITHOUT warning, turning your well-ordered days into confusion and chaos. As you sit trying to MAKE SENSE of what’s HAPPENED, your new reality can paralyze you. Suddenly, even getting up from the couch is a challenge. I understand. In the aftermath of an unexpected break-up with my BOYFRIEND of two and a half years, I felt like I was headed for a breakdown. Without the security of my relationship, my new life overwhelmed me. I wasn’t sure I could cope with the loss. |
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--133EXERCISE IN GRANFill the blanks with appropriate Conjunctions:Be justlear notI missed the trainhe was afraid15 1Make haste you will be late16 HDyou try, you will not succeed.6. I am sure he said so187 Wait I retumB. Do not go i come20. THe finished firsthe began tale2110. Take care22 R11. Take a lamp. the night is dark23. Hhe was ambitious | slew him.24you tallEXERCISE IN GRAI |
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Answer» R is the answer |
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Change to reported questions !The commander asked:”Do our soldiers have enoughweapons?” |
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Answer» Answer: The COMMANDER WANTED to KNOW if their/his SOLDIERS had enough weapons. plz mark me brainliest |
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Make your sentence costur:a man |
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Answer» what is your QUESTION??? |
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I have nothing to lose. (Turn into complex sentence) |
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Answer» Answer: I possess NOTHING that I can LOSE hope this will HELP you |
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Form adjectives from the given words and then use those adjectives to form sentencesyour own.1. storm2. joy3. ten4.black5. elder |
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Answer» Answer: 1. storm 2. joy 3. ten 4.black 5. elder Explanation: 1• Stormy - In ( stormy ) weather they are sometimes of a dark slate-color. 2• Optimism is the key to being ( joyful ) about the future. 3• I was in ( tenth ) grade, but certainly NOWHERE NEAR the top of my class. 4• He had short black hair and the( blackest ) eyes I’d ever seen. 5• His eldest brother APPEARED less FRUSTRATED than NORMAL. |
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English first chapter class 10th quiz a letter of God |
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Answer» Answer: Q1- Where was Lencho's house SITUATED? A) bottom of the hill B) top of a hill C) top of a plateau D) in a city
Q2- What was the only thing that the Earth needed according to Lencho? A) a shower B) a snowfall C) strong winds D) sunlight
Q3- Where did Lencho expect the downpour to COME from? A) north B) north-east C) north-west D) south-east
Q4 - What did Lencho COMPARE the large raindrops with? A) silver coins B) pearls C) diamonds D) new coins
Q5- Which crop was growing on Lencho's fields? A) Corn B) Barley C) Rice D) None of the above
Q6- What destroyed Lencho's fields? A) heavy rainfall B) hailstorm C) landslide D) flood
Q7- The field looked as if it were covered in _______. A) salt B) locusts C) sugar D) ice
Q8- Lencho compared the quantum of damage with A) ATTACK by rats B) attack by crows C) plague of locusts D) None of the above
Q9- What was the only hope left in the hearts of Lencho's family? A) compensation from government B) help from farmer's association C) help from God D) there was no hope left
Q10- How did Lencho decide to contact his last resort? A) by visiting them personally B) through a letter C) through e-mail D) through fax
Q11- How much money did Lencho ask for? A) 100 pesos B) 1000 pesos C) 10 pesos D) 500 pesos
Q12- What was the immediate reaction of the postman on seeing the letter? A) laughed whole-heartedly B) cried C) felt sad about what happened D) felt empathetic
Q13- The postmaster was a fat, amiable man. What is the meaning of amiable? A) rude B) helpful C) friendly D) enthusaistic
Q14- On seeing the letter, the postmaster was moved by Lencho's ______ A) unwavering faith B) handwriting C) love for God D) determination
Q15- Why did the postmaster decide to reply to Lencho's letter? A) he was a good man B) he felt empathetic C) to preserve Lencho's faith in God D) all of the above
Q16- What else did the reply demanded apart from goodwill, ink and paper? A) lost crop B) money C) God's signature D) new seeds
Q17- How much money was the postmaster able to arrange? A) 100 pesos B) Nil C) 1000 pesos D) 70 pesos
Q18- What did the postmaster feel on experiencing Lencho receive the letter? A) contended B) proud C) overwhelmed D) all of the above
Q19- Why was Lencho not surprised on seeing the money in the envelope? A) he was too sad to acknowledge it B) he had unwavering faith in God C) he was an ungrateful man D) none of the above
Q20- How did he feel when he counted the money? A) grateful B) joyful C) relieved D) angry
Q21- What did Lencho think of the post-office employees? A) bunch of crooks B) rude C) unhelpful D) proud
Q22- What did Lencho ask for in his second letter? A) more money B) remaining amount and not send it by mail C) remaining amount and send it by mail only D) he didn't ask for anything
Q23- What is the irony in this lesson? A) Lencho was sad after the hailstorm even though he was the one waiting for a shower B) Postmaster laughed at Lencho but still helped arrange money for him C) Lencho blamed the post office employees who in fact helped him D) there is no irony
Q24- What type of conflict does the chapter highlight? A) conflict between nature and humans B) conflict among humans C) conflict among God and nature D) both 1 and 2
Q25- Who is the author of the lesson 'A Letter to God'? A) G.L. Fuentes B) J.k. Rowling C) William Shakespeare D) Roald Dahl
ANSWER KEY 1 B 11 A 21 A 2 A 12 A 22 B 3 B 13 C 23 C 4 D 14 A 24 D 5 A 15 C 25 A 6 B 16 B
7 A 17 D
8 C 18 A
9 C 19 B
10 B 20 D
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In which year was chief seattle's speech done. |
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Read the lesson “ When A Sapling Is Planted”. Wangari Maathai calls upon the youth to save the earth from destruction. Write an ESSAY exploring the positive steps that we can take to save our planet from environmental degradation. |
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Answer» YUP! HERE IS YOUR ANSWER !!! As world leaders gather in Davos this week to discuss how to better SHAPE our future through strengthened cooperation, it’s imperative to also focus on how to prevent the health of our planet from failing. This is not “doom and gloom” – the risk is real.A main theme this year’s World Economic Forum Annual Meeting is the role of technology in solving the world’s biggest problems. We are already embarking on a new phase of technological revolution that will fundamentally change the way we live, work, relate to one another and interact with the external world. The speed, breadth and depth of current breakthroughs has no historical precedent and is disrupting almost every sector in every country.The challenge and opportunity before us TODAY is to begin to think of development through the lens of environmental health. The environment as a primary concern, not an afterthought. The science has never been clearer. We know the impact, the consequences and the unsustainability of our development model. As we continue to CONNECT in new ways, we must also reconnect to Earth. The undeniable truth is that we continue to do great damage to the planet, and that we haven’t learned how to grow our economy without harming nature. More than technology, doing so will take a fundamental shift in mindset – one that will redefine our relationship with the planet and its natural systems.No human technology can fully replace “nature’s technology”, perfected over hundreds of millions of years in delivering key services to sustain life on Earth. A productive, diverse natural world and a stable climate have been the basic assets at the foundation of the success of our civilisation, and will continue to be so in future. A fundamental issue in the previous technological revolutions has been the lightness with which we have taken for granted the natural environment rather than valuing it as a condition necessary to development.If we continue to produce, consume and power our lives the way we do right now, forests, oceans and weather systems will be overwhelmed and collapse. Unsustainable agriculture, fisheries, infrastructure projects, mining and energy are LEADING to unprecedented biodiversity loss and habitat degradation, overexploitation, pollution and climate change. While their impacts are INCREASINGLY evident in the natural world, the consequences on people and businesses are real too.From food and water scarcity to the declining quality of the air we breathe, the evidence has never been clearer. We are, however, in many instances failing to make the link. We act as Homo technologicus, with the mindset of our hunter-gatherer ancestors. Alongside the technological revolution, we need an equally unprecedented cultural revolution in the way we connect with the planet.HOPE IT HELPS YOU........ PLEASE MARK AS THE BRAINLIEST........ FOLLOW ME |
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Who said the words " shot on the head with a bullet died" a piece of bread |
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Answer» SORRY checked with TEACHERS and NET no such phrase Explanation: PLS mark brainliest |
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Change to reported questions !The commander asked:”Do our soldiers have enough weapons?” |
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Answer» hehfhhhjr brjjj njjfkkr |
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I have rented a house.It.belongs to a lady. (change into simple sentence) |
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SubjectliteratureDate - 22/8020irst writt Test 20-21English (estions &; what change21. Answer the followingquest:) How do we come to know that Mr. Easton was the real convier (8)4) who was Mr. Oliever? which horrible right frightened him? 18did the little dild bring iin Thompson'son's house?Name the three children. [8]BangleSellers)tranquie brow gaa woodland streams whatir coho wrote TheExplain the line. "On thefigures of speech is this61I betweenwhors the battle22 |
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Answer» Answer: oh pls ask a litttle less DEAR it's a request ask one by one all will ANS <U>ask again one by one pls Explanation: I hope this helps u pls mark as branliest pls follow pls THANK ALL THE BEST FOR UR STUDIES HAVE A NICE DAY. pls thank ALL my ans it's a request pls |
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Ten)Who helped Sunil Gavaskar to develop his talent as a cricket |
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Answer» Gundappa Viswanath As a result, Gundappa Viswanath was APPOINTED so that he could prepare his leadership SKILLS for the tour. In the END the tour did not go ahead as the West Indian board were not interested in a team WITHOUT Gavaskar. The season ended with a one-off Test against England in Bombay, which India lost. |
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B Complete the following table using the information given in the lesson that youhave read:PROJECT TIGERYear of establishment and the countryAim of the projectReason for starting itWhat was the plan?What was the effect of the plan?Is the plan good?How can we improve it? |
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Answer» PROJECT TIGER is sponsored by government of India which was LAUNCHED on 1ST April ,1973. Explanation: for conservation of wild tigers |
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Bring out the contrast between the authors’ observations of Hor with that of the previous travellers. |
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Answer» KINDLY send a PIC of the CHAPTER then only we will ABLE to answer your QUESTION kindly edit your question ^_________^ |
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Com complete the following sentences with colourful similes of your own |
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Answer» Answer: 1) crystal 2) crow 3) bees 4) a line 5) a fish 7) fire |
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Merchant of venice act 2 scene 4 Question answer of Evergreen |
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English chapter 1 quiz |
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Answer» ----------------------------------------------------------------------- _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST♡ |
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Reference to Context“I jumped out of bed and looked out of the window. I couldn’t believe what I saw.”(a) Whom does ‘I’ refer to?(b) Why did the speaker feel a sense of disbelief about what he saw? |
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Answer» (a) I refer to the speaker. (B) The speaker FELT a sense of DISBELIEF about what he SAW because he was feeling suprised after watching the seen. Explanation: |
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How should the seniors treat employees with lower self esteem |
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Answer» Reassure the employees that their improved PERFORMANCE was not just good luck and help them attain the confidence they need. PROVIDE appropriate TRAINING and professional DEVELOPMENT opportunities and encourage them to grow with the company by giving them challenging TASKS. |
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How do we come to know that Mr.Easton was the real conviet |
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Answer» Answer: ok Explanation: The story line / Plot summary The story “Hearts and Hands” is set on a train, eastbound B. M. Express, where an elegantly dressed, luxurious pretty young woman Miss Fairchild meets by CHANCE one of his old acquaintances Mr. Easton. Mr. Easton greets her with his left hand as his right hand is handcuffed with the left hand of another glum-faced, heavily built and roughly dressed man seated next to him. Miss Fairchild is surprised to SEE that they are handcuffed. Sensing Mr. Easton’s embarrassment, the second man comes to the rescue by explaining that Mr. Easton is a marshal who is taking him to Leavenworth prison as he has got seven years of jail term for counterfeiting.This gives Miss Fairchild some relief, as she started to think SOMETHING bad about her old friend. Then, they continue the conversation further. Fairchild comes to know that Mr. Easton has given up his luxurious life in Washington and has taken the job of a marshal in the west. Then the woman says she also loves the west and wants to live there. At that point the second man demands that he must be taken to the smoker now as he hasn’t had a smoke all DAY. So, Mr. Easton rises and leaves with that man bidding good-bye to the woman. Two other passengers in a nearby seat heard the entire conversation. One of them comments that the man (Mr. Easton) holds such a prestigious post of a marshal at a very young age. Then the other man comments that he has never seen an officer to handcuff a prisoner to his right hand. So, at the very end of the story, we come to know that actually the glum-faced man is the officer and Mr. Easton is the prisoner. |
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Can anyone tell me the story of heer and Ranjha I have to write a play on it please help me |
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Answer» Answer: May your play be the best. All the best! Here you go with the story:- Explanation: HEER is an extremely beautiful WOMAN, born into a wealthy family of the Sial tribe in Jhang which is now Punjab, Pakistan. Ranjha (whose first name is Dheedo; Ranjha is the surname, his caste is Ranjha), a Jat of the Ranjha tribe, is the youngest of four brothers and lives in the village of Takht Hazara by the river Chenab. Being his father's favorite son, unlike his brothers who had to toil in the lands, he led a life of ease, playing the flute ('Wanjhli'/'Bansuri'). After a quarrel with his brothers over land, Ranjha leaves home. In Waris Shah's version of the epic, it is said that Ranjha left his home because his brothers' wives refused to GIVE him food. Eventually he arrives in Heer's village and falls in love with her. Heer's father offers Ranjha a job herding his cattle. Heer becomes mesmerised by the way Ranjha plays his flute and eventually falls in love with him. They meet each other secretly for many years until they are caught by Heer's jealous uncle, Kaido, and her parents Chuchak and Malki. Heer is forced by her family and the local priest or 'Maulvi' to marry another man named Saida Khera. Ranjha is heartbroken. He wanders the countryside alone, until eventually he meets a Shaiva Jogi (ascetic). After meeting Gorakhnath, the founder of the "Kanphata" (pierced ear) sect of jogis at Tilla Jogian (the 'Hill of Ascetics', located 80 kilometres north of the historic town of Bhera, Sargodha District, Punjab), Ranjha becomes a jogi himself, piercing his ears and renouncing the material world. While reciting the name of the Lord, he wanders all over Punjab, eventually finding the village where Heer now lives. The two return to Heer's village, where Heer's parents agree to their marriage - THOUGH some versions of the story state that the parent's agreement is only a deception. On the wedding day, Kaido poisons her food so that the wedding will not take place, in order to PUNISH the girl for her behaviour. Hearing this news, Ranjha rushes to aid Heer, but is too late, as she has already eaten the poison and has died. Brokenhearted once again, Ranjha eats the remaining poisoned Laddu (sweet) which Heer has eaten and dies by her side. Heer and Ranjha are buried in Heer's hometown, Jhang. Love-smitten couples and others often pay visits to their mausoleum. This love story is forever. |
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who is the lady Antonio mention?state one sentence bassanio speaks in praise of that lady in this scene |
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Ques236.Two rails are represented by the equatiogeometrically |
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Answer» hikfmhgdmhgdmhfdmhfsmhfekhfem |
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Why did Damu like Naushad? |
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Answer» DAMU lived in a fantasy world where everything he did was transformed into an adventure in his head. The only problem was that it was difficult to get Damu to do much, not even BUYING oil from a shop. Naushad the old fisherman had watched Damu and remembers what it was to be YOUNG. He joins Damu with his father and uncle one fishing trip and shows everyone why it is sometimes IMPORTANT to remain a CHILD. ❤HOPE IT'S HELPS❤ |
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How will you decide that you giving money to the right person |
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Answer» Answer: first you have to DECIDE the PERSON BEHAVIOUR he or she is GOOD or not |
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My question is what is the meaning of wanders |
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Answer» to WALK SOMEWHERE slowly with no particular sense of direction or PURPOSE |
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No other fruit are sweet as mango ( find superlative degree) |
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Answer» sweet will be sweeter No other fruits are sweeter as MANGO |
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Ramakant Achrekar saar transformed young Sachin to a real cricket Hero explain cricket camp conducted by Achrekar sir |
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Answer» Answer: Cricketing LEGEND SACHIN Tendulkar was in school when he first met coach Ramakant ACHREKAR. His brother, Ajit Tendulkar, took him to Shivaji Park in DADAR where the coach ran the Kamath Memorial CRICKET Club. ... Today, 'Achrekar sir' is no more. Explanation: Hope it will help you mark me as brainliest |
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One day Sudha had to show ......... reports to Mr. |
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Answer» One day SUDHA had to SHOW the reports to Mr. FOLLOW ME |
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How does prospero compensate Ferdinand for the punishment borne by the letter ? |
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Answer» Answer: In Act I, Prospero tries to dismiss his tyrannical demands for Ferdinand's SERVICE as "TRIALS of thy love"but also makes mention in this first scene that he has "punished" Ferdinand, which implies a need for retribution for a wrongdoing (IV.i.6). The word "punished" that he uses RECALLS the fabricated charges Prospero raises against Ferdinand in the first act, of Ferdinand being a SPY or a potential usurper; and the irony is that Prospero heaps his SUSPICION on Ferdinand, who has no such designs, while forgetting the very real plots of Caliban and his brothers. |
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Give the substance of the following :-Much of the happiness or purity of our lives depends on our making a wisechoice of our companions and friends. If badly choosen, they will certainly dragus down, if well, they will raise us up. Yet people leave the selection of theirfriends to chance, though in the choice of a dog or a horse, they exercise thegreatest care. It is well and right to be courteous to very one with whom we cameinto contact, but to chose them as real friends in another matter. |
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Name the plant which has a tube .What is the tube filled with? |
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Answer» XYLEM, Phloem, ROOTS and STEMS. Plants have tubes that run through their stems and roots. These tubes carry WATER, minerals, and sugars. There are two types of tubes: xylem and phloem. |
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Did the Children like the name nova? How do we know |
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Answer» by SEEING the expression in their FACE. please mark me as a brainliest |
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Metal which is poor conductor of heat |
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Answer» Explanation: Silver is BEST conductor of heat while among metals lead is poorest conductor of heat. Cooper and aluminum are good conductor while mercury is a poor conductor.......♥️please follow me on brainly I am new here PLEASE who are seeing the answer please follow me ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ TODAY's target 200... followers... please follow me........... |
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Easy question free points.....Who is the current prime minister of India |
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Answer» Answer: Here is ur answer.... Narendra MODI is the right answer... Hope it HELPS... |
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Explain the whole story of julier and sissor |
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Answer» Answer: The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is a history play and tragedy by William ... it would be FOOLISH not to consider him as the axial character of the play, around whom the ENTIRE story TURNS. |
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Awantikapundir is very cheater plzzz don't follow her she is very bad |
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Answer» okay thank you for information good MORNING |
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Where are antonio and bassanio now? who else had been with them just before this |
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Answer» Answer: In FREE Fîré there is CHARACTER called Antonio Explanation: Mark this as brain LIST answer |
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3.To work hard is necessary for all of us. |
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Answer» Answer: Yes to WORK HARD is NECESSARY for all of us . because hard work is biggest key of success |
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1 pointB. Read the following poemcarefully and answer the questionsthat follow. (0-6 to 10) “I lay insorrow deep distressed: My grief aproud man heard, His looks werecold, he gave me gold. But not akindly word. My sorrow passed!paid him back The gold he gave tome, Then stood erect and spoke mythanks And blessed his charity." O-6. One day the poet was inneed of moneyO need of troubleneed of friendneed of depression |
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Answer» Answer: HEY friend i am new here plz follow me & MARK me as brainlist |
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What is the significance of sea in the chapter the photographer |
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Answer» Answer: In the poem 'Photograph', the SEA represents timelessness. The poet says that the sea '... APPEARS to have CHANGED less'. The sea is an ELEMENT of nature where time has little or almost no influence.Mark me as BRAINLIEST and follow me ❤️ |
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