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Tanya Sinha
Subject: English
, asked on 8/4/18
2. Complete this chart by revisiting the story of Ada Blackjack you just read;
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Aartee Jain
Subject: English
, asked on 18/3/18
Q). Why did the tiger in the cage after Timoothy's death was so friendly with the grandfather?
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3
Himanshi Yadav
Subject: English
, asked on 9/3/18
Corruption is dishonesty??? Please tell fast.
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Himanshi Yadav
Subject: English
, asked on 9/3/18
Tell synonyms of dishonesty from 2nd paragraph.
The greedy minister never stopped scheming to attain full control of the state. finally, after many failures to gain control, Gangadhar tried to raise a rebellion against Ahalyabai. But she set herself at the head of the army and confronted the rebellion and crushed It. From then on, she ruled the state herself. Ahalybai first tried to end all corruption in the government department. She chose capable and trustworthy
men in place of her dishonest ministers. She then took up the charge of making people happy. Roads were constructed and kept well — guarded by the police. Inns were also set up at places along roads for travellers',convenience.
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Sanchita
Subject: English
, asked on 25/2/18
Answer the value based question in 3 paragraph(1st para-answer of the question, 2nd para-from your life and 3rd para- what value did you get.)
1.Do you think a person who falls into bad company or bad habits can stop down to any level?comment.
2.life is full of struggles.We need to be brave and face the difficulties boldly.What would you do when you face challenges in life.Comment.
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Santanu Sahoo
Subject: English
, asked on 6/2/18
Read the extracts and answer the following questions: {Honey comb text, Poem - Meadow Surprises}
EXTRACT 1)
You may see a butterfly
Rest upon a buttercup
And
unfold
its drinking straws
To sip the nectar up.
QUESTION:-
What dies the word "unfold" means as per the context? {2 marks}
ETRACT 2)
A dandelion whose fuzzy head
Was
golden days
ago
Has turned to airy parachutes
That flutter when you blow.
QUESTION:-
What do you mean by "golden days" in the extract? {2 marks}
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Pranjal Tanwar
Subject: English
, asked on 31/12/17
All anwer
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3
Pranjal Tanwar
Subject: English
, asked on 31/12/17
Pls tell me all the anwers of Q1 ?pls ot it urgent
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5
Bhkti Mittal
Subject: English
, asked on 18/12/17
Describe buck's attitude towards other dogs
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Santanu Sahoo
Subject: English
, asked on 29/11/17
The below question is extracted the chapter "Expert Detectives" of HoneyComb Book.
Question:
Justify the reason for the following:
bit a)
In the starting of the lesson it is given that:
Nishad’s mother, a doctor, knows
Mr Nath as a patient, who is very polite
.
But in Page number 90, Fact number 2, it is given that:
“the tenants at Shankar House say he’s ... strange and unfriendly."
{The above question is only one question
of 3 marks
}
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Scientist 😍😍
Subject: English
, asked on 31/8/17
Jumping spiders are the common household spiders.True or False
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2
Arpita Sahoo
Subject: English
, asked on 12/6/17
Write the summary in 60 words.
Tom looked vaguely and listlessly at all the well-known objects. He was lying on the very spot where the fights came off- where he himself had fought six years ago his first and last battle. He conjured up the scene till he could almost hear the shouts of the ring, and East's whisper in his ear; and looking across the garden to the Doctor's private door, half expected to see it open, and the tall figure in cap and gown come striding under the elm trees towards him. He got up, walked to the chapel door, and unlocked it. He passed through a vestibule, and then paused for a moment to glance over the empty benches. He walked up to the seat which he had last occupied as a sixth-form boy, and sat himself down there to collect his thoughts.
The memories of eight years were all dancing though his brain, and carrying him about whither they would. He raised himself up and looked round, and after a minute rose and walked humbly down to lowest bench, and sat down on the very seat which he had occupied on his first Sunday of Rugby.
He looked up at the great painted window above the altar, and remembered how, when a little boy, he used to try not to look through it at the elm trees and the rooks, before the painted glass came; and the subscription for the painted glass, and the letter he wrote home for money to give to it. And there, down below, was the very name of the boy who sat on his right hand on that first day, scratched rudely in the oak panelling.
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Arpita Sahoo
Subject: English
, asked on 12/6/17
Read the extract and answer the questions.
Tom looked vaguely and listlessly at all the well-known objects. He was lying on the very spot where the fights came off- where he himself had fought six years ago his first and last battle. He conjured up the scene till he could almost hear the shouts of the ring, and East's whisper in his ear; and looking across the garden to the Doctor's private door, half expected to see it open, and the tall figure in cap and gown come striding under the elm trees towards him. He got up, walked to the chapel door, and unlocked it. He passed through a vestibule, and then paused for a moment to glance over the empty benches. He walked up to the seat which he had last occupied as a sixth-form boy, and sat himself down there to collect his thoughts.
The memories of eight years were all dancing though his brain, and carrying him about whither they would. He raised himself up and looked round, and after a minute rose and walked humbly down to lowest bench, and sat down on the very seat which he had occupied on his first Sunday of Rugby.
He looked up at the great painted window above the altar, and remembered how, when a little boy, he used to try not to look through it at the elm trees and the rooks, before the painted glass came; and the subscription for the painted glass, and the letter he wrote home for money to give to it. And there, down below, was the very name of the boy who sat on his right hand on that first day, scratched rudely in the oak panelling.
Questions
Which are the places where Tom sat or lay on?
What memories did Tom have of each of these spots?
Who do you think East was?
What did Tom notice in the panelling of the seat that he had occupied on his very first Sunday of Rugby?
Give a suitable title to this passage. Why did you choose such a title?
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Lakshya Agarwal
Subject: English
, asked on 24/5/17
How did the narrator get lost? Why did he go to the house despite the countryman's warning
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1
Arpita Sahoo
Subject: English
, asked on 10/5/17
The Power of the Mind
If you think you are beaten, you are.
If you think you dare not, you don't.
If you like to win, but think you can't,
It's almost certain you won't.
If you think you will lose, you're lost.
For out in the world we find
Success begins with a fellow's will,
It's all in the state of mind.
If you think you are outclassed, you are.
You've got to think high to rise,
You've got to be sure of yourself
Before you can win the prize.
Life's battles don't always go
To the stronger or faster man.
But sooner or later the man who wins
Is the man who thinks he can.
In 60 words only, paraphrase the poem.
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The greedy minister never stopped scheming to attain full control of the state. finally, after many failures to gain control, Gangadhar tried to raise a rebellion against Ahalyabai. But she set herself at the head of the army and confronted the rebellion and crushed It. From then on, she ruled the state herself. Ahalybai first tried to end all corruption in the government department. She chose capable and trustworthy
men in place of her dishonest ministers. She then took up the charge of making people happy. Roads were constructed and kept well — guarded by the police. Inns were also set up at places along roads for travellers',convenience.
1.Do you think a person who falls into bad company or bad habits can stop down to any level?comment.
2.life is full of struggles.We need to be brave and face the difficulties boldly.What would you do when you face challenges in life.Comment.
EXTRACT 1)
You may see a butterfly
Rest upon a buttercup
And unfold its drinking straws
To sip the nectar up.
QUESTION:-
- What dies the word "unfold" means as per the context? {2 marks}
ETRACT 2)A dandelion whose fuzzy head
Was golden days ago
Has turned to airy parachutes
That flutter when you blow.
QUESTION:-
Question:
Justify the reason for the following:
bit a)
- In the starting of the lesson it is given that:
Nishad’s mother, a doctor, knows Mr Nath as a patient, who is very polite.- But in Page number 90, Fact number 2, it is given that:
“the tenants at Shankar House say he’s ... strange and unfriendly."{The above question is only one question of 3 marks}
Tom looked vaguely and listlessly at all the well-known objects. He was lying on the very spot where the fights came off- where he himself had fought six years ago his first and last battle. He conjured up the scene till he could almost hear the shouts of the ring, and East's whisper in his ear; and looking across the garden to the Doctor's private door, half expected to see it open, and the tall figure in cap and gown come striding under the elm trees towards him. He got up, walked to the chapel door, and unlocked it. He passed through a vestibule, and then paused for a moment to glance over the empty benches. He walked up to the seat which he had last occupied as a sixth-form boy, and sat himself down there to collect his thoughts.
The memories of eight years were all dancing though his brain, and carrying him about whither they would. He raised himself up and looked round, and after a minute rose and walked humbly down to lowest bench, and sat down on the very seat which he had occupied on his first Sunday of Rugby.
He looked up at the great painted window above the altar, and remembered how, when a little boy, he used to try not to look through it at the elm trees and the rooks, before the painted glass came; and the subscription for the painted glass, and the letter he wrote home for money to give to it. And there, down below, was the very name of the boy who sat on his right hand on that first day, scratched rudely in the oak panelling.
Tom looked vaguely and listlessly at all the well-known objects. He was lying on the very spot where the fights came off- where he himself had fought six years ago his first and last battle. He conjured up the scene till he could almost hear the shouts of the ring, and East's whisper in his ear; and looking across the garden to the Doctor's private door, half expected to see it open, and the tall figure in cap and gown come striding under the elm trees towards him. He got up, walked to the chapel door, and unlocked it. He passed through a vestibule, and then paused for a moment to glance over the empty benches. He walked up to the seat which he had last occupied as a sixth-form boy, and sat himself down there to collect his thoughts.
The memories of eight years were all dancing though his brain, and carrying him about whither they would. He raised himself up and looked round, and after a minute rose and walked humbly down to lowest bench, and sat down on the very seat which he had occupied on his first Sunday of Rugby.
He looked up at the great painted window above the altar, and remembered how, when a little boy, he used to try not to look through it at the elm trees and the rooks, before the painted glass came; and the subscription for the painted glass, and the letter he wrote home for money to give to it. And there, down below, was the very name of the boy who sat on his right hand on that first day, scratched rudely in the oak panelling.
Questions
If you think you are beaten, you are.
If you think you dare not, you don't.
If you like to win, but think you can't,
It's almost certain you won't.
If you think you will lose, you're lost.
For out in the world we find
Success begins with a fellow's will,
It's all in the state of mind.
If you think you are outclassed, you are.
You've got to think high to rise,
You've got to be sure of yourself
Before you can win the prize.
Life's battles don't always go
To the stronger or faster man.
But sooner or later the man who wins
Is the man who thinks he can.
In 60 words only, paraphrase the poem.