Old Question Collection (Lone + Short) of Class 11 English 2060-2069 from first Six lesson | The Magic of Words

Question Collection
HSEB Question Collection of English from 2060-2069 BS
Class : 11

The Magic of Words

The Recurring Dream

Long answer questions

a. Write the story 'The Recurring Dream' in your own words.

b. Write about a dream you have had. Also describe its significance in your real life. Short answer questions

a. Why do people have recurring dream?

b. Describe Kimberly Clark. Is she a mad? Explain.

c. Describe the dream of Kimberly Clark.

Criticism of Malini | The Magic of Words : Class 11

UNIT FIVE : IDENTITY, GENDER AND ETHNICITY
MALINI
ENGLISH | THE MAGIC OF WORDS
Class : 11

Rabindranath Tagore in his poetic play “Malini” presents a story of love and hatred. The play deals with a conflict between love and hatred as well as selfish way of thinking and broadmindedness. It is based on the concept that love in its absolute and pure form is all radiance, all pervading, and all compassionate. The play also shows that petty selfishness assumes the name of love and rules the world with hatred.

Analysis of the Play "Malini" | Long Answer Question

UNIT FIVE : IDENTITY, GENDER AND ETHNICITY
MALINI
ENGLISH | THE MAGIC OF WORDS
CLASS : 11
Rabindranath Tagore

Analysis of the play Malini

Malini is a princess of Kashi who follows the path of Buddhism. Brahmins take her acceptance of new religion as a threat to their religion. Infuriated / enraged / furious by it, they protest against her in front of the palace and demanding her banishment. Kemankar, leader of the protester says that woman as a threat is more dangerous than man because she cannot be defeated by arms neither can be overcome through reason because women do not possess it at all. Warning his fellow Protestants not to bow down in front of her beauty, he says: 

Four Questions of "The Nightmare Life Without Fuel" with Answer

UNIT THREE : ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT

THE NIGHTMARE LIFE WITHOUT FUEL

ENGLISH | THE MAGIC OF WORDS

CLASS : 11

Issac Asimov

Nightmare life: traumatic, frightening, terrifying, terrible, dreadful, horrendous, nightmarish life 

The essay “The Nightmare Life Without Fuel” by Isaac Asimov shows what will life be like when fuel has almost run out. The scene is the United States of America in the

Five Important Questions of "A Worn Path" with Answers

UNIT TWO : MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
A WORN PATH
ENGLISH | THE MAGIC OF WORDS
CLASS : 11
Eudora Welty

Subject Matter: This story is about the journey of Phoenix Jackson, who walks many times to a town to bring medicine for her grandson. 

Summary : The story “A Worn Path” is about an old black woman called Phoenix Jackson. She used to live in a village far away from the town. She had no one except a grandson. He was very sick so she had to go to the town at regular intervals to bring medicine for her grandson. The town was very far from her village and the journey was really very difficult.

Five Important Long Questions with Answer From "Look at Te Cup"

UNIT TWO : MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN

LOOK AT TEACUP

ENGLISH | THE MAGIC OF WORD

CLASS : 11

Patricia Hampl 

“Look At The Teacup” is an essay written by the feminist writer of America, Patricia Hampl. This essay is written in the narrative style which narrates the history of feminism in America. The two major themes of this essay are the relationship between mother and her daughter (the author) and the connection between the past and the present. Both of these themes are represented by the teacup. 

Why “The Three Day Blow” is Called dramatic story | The Magic Of Words

UNIT TWO : MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN

THE THREE DAY BLOW

ENGLISH | THE MAGIC OF WORDS
CLASS : 11

Ernest Hemingway

Q. Why “The Three Day Blow” is Called dramatic story

Answer => “The Three Day Blow” is a dramatic story. Though it’s a story, we find certain elements of a drama. The story itself is not so grand. It’s simply a story of two friends – Nick and Bill. Once, in a blow, Nick came to Bill’s house to meet him. Bill’s father was not there. He was all alone in the house.

HSEB Notes of Physics | Units and Measurement | Mechanics | Short Question Answer | Class 11

PHYSICS | HSEB NOTES | SHORT QUESTION ANSWER
UNIT 1 : MECHANICS
LESSON 1 : UNITS AND MEASUREMENT OF PHYSICAL QUANTITIES
CLASS : 11

Following are some question from Units and measurement :

Q.1. Can we tell the unit of a physical quantity from its dimension ?

Ans. => Yes, we can tell the unit of a physical quantity. For example, if a physical quantity has the dimension [M^oLT^-1], its SI-unit will be ms^-1.

Q.2. Can dimension analysis tell you that a physical relation is completely right ?

Ans. => No. it can not tell the relation completely correct. It is because that the numerical factor in the relation can not be determined.

Q.3. What is the importance if base units ?

Ans. => There are seven base units in SI-units. All the physical quantities can be expressed in terms of there base units.

Q.4. Do all the constants carry dimension ?

Ans. => No, all the constants do not carry dimensions but some constants carry dimensions. For example : G is a constant which has a dimensiion.

Q.5. Does the measurement if a physical quantity depend upon the system if units used ?

Ams. => It does not depend on the system of units. There is only change in the numerical value of the physical quantity.

Q.6. Can a physical quantities have unit but is dimensionless ?

Ams. => Yes, it is possible to have unit but no dimension. For example angle has no dimension but has the uni of radian.

Q.7. Which physical quantities have the same dimension of [ML^-1T^-2] ?

Ans. => Stress, young’s modulus and pressure.