Five Important Question with Answer form "The Gardener" and Summary

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The Gardener
Rudyard Kipling
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This story is written by Rudyard Kipling. In this story, the writer has shown his bitter view of the world. According to this story, Helen had told all the villagers that the Michael was not her son. He was the son of George Turrell, who was an inspector of Indian police, died on falling from a horse. Actually, she was the mother of the child. She told many lies to escape from the scandals of society. She had gone to France to bear the child but she told the society that she had gone their due to her lung problems. She planned to receive her brother child from India. The society had believed about it. She persuaded Michael to call her Auntie. Michael kept all the secrets to her. When Michael finished his public

Five Important Question With Answer form "In Bed" and Summary

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In Bed
Joan Didion
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This essay was written by Joan Didion. It is writer's own experience. She had a migraine headache. A migraine is a very painful headache. Joan Didion has migraine three or four times every month. In the beginning, she was afraid to admit that she had migraine. She was afraid she wouldn't get job because of that headache. Migraines are inherited. Joan Didion's parents and grandparents also suffered from migraines. Migraine headache is very unpleasant and patient also suffered from stomach

Two Important Questions with Answer from "On The Vanity of Earthly Greatness" and Summary

Arthur Guiterman

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On The Vanity of Earthly Greatness
Arthur Guiterman
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This poem has been composed by Arthur Guiterman. In this poem, the poet has tried to show the greatness of human being. And he says that vanity of greatness is bubble reputation. His poem refers to valuelessness of any bubble reputation of any person in the world. According to this poem, the tusks of mastodons which were fought in the past up to now, it has changed into billiard balls. The light of the sword of the great emperor Charlemagne has rusted now. Great mighty and grizzle bear for which people were frightened, but it has now been a rug. Julius Caesar was a Roman statesman and general who won large empire those days but he has become self as an object of

Three Important Questions with Answer from "The Six Million Dollar Man" and Summary

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The Six Million Dollar Man
Harold J. Morowitz
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This essay is written by Marowitz. In this essay, the writer has examined the statistical statement the chemical values of human body is only a few cents. According to the essay, once the writer receives a birthday card from his daughter and son in law. On card he finds that "according to biochemist that materials that make up the human body are only worth 97cents".Then he decides to study about the human beings. He wants to make a complete study on the whole thing. After calculating everything, he concludes that he is a six million dollar man. Which is really great promotion after 97 cents? The writer tries to involve deep study of the cells

Five Important Questions with answer form "Malini" and Summary

Rabindra Nath Tagore

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Malini
Rabindra Nath Tagore
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This play is written by Rabindranath Tagore. Malini has been taught by Buddhist monks, although she is the daughter of a Hindu King. She wants to leave the King's palace and go out into the world. She says: "Wealth does not cling to those whose destiny it is find riches in poverty." The King is worried. He says:" storm clouds are gathering over the King's house." The people want him to throw Malini out of the Kingdom because they feel threatened by her ideas on religion. Malini wants to be sent away (banished) but the Queen does not understand this. Malini wants to help the

Two Important Questions with Answer from "Oops ! How's That Again" and Summary

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Oops ! How's That Again
Roger Rosenblatt
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This essay describes the mistakes people make when speaking, and the reasons why they make these mistakes. The mistakes are divided into categories, for example slips of the tongue, faux pas, mistranslation and spoonerisms. Slips of the tongue are common mistakes where the speaker says one thing when they mean to say another. Usually a faux pas occurs when a person says something that he or she thinks is harmless but it actually has a meaning that will upset some people. Mistranslations are mistakes made when words in one

One Important Question with Answer from "Concrete Cat" and Summary

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Concrete Cat
Dorthi Charles
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This poem is composed by Dorthi Charles. In this poem the poet has described about physical appearance of the cat. This poem is an example of a concrete poem, a poem made for the eye not for ears. This poem has presented the catness in action. The poet has fully concerned with physical appearance of the cat. Capitalizing the `A' in ear, he has shown the shape of the cat's ear. Similarly,' U' in the mouth looks like a tongue. The capital' Y' in eyes has made it looks like eyes. The main concern of such poem is with the

One Important Question from "Keeping Things Whole" and Summary

Mark Strand

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Keeping Things Whole
Mark Strand
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This poem has been composed by Mark Strand. In this poem, the poet has shown his feelings for wholeness against the usual fragmentation that goes on in everyday life. According to the poem, the poet is in the field but he cannot feel his presence. When he walks, he parts the air. He is losing himself everywhere. He only makes the air whole not partial. Usual fragmentation is temporary in the world. The poet thinks himself as the absence of field. While he walks, he realizes that he divides the air and the air moves into the space in his body. He says that people walk from one place to another place for different purposes. But they mix themselves everywhere. The poet concludes this poem after giving his ideas. He says that the earth is

Two Important Questions With Answer form "Unchopping A Tree" and Summary

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Unchopping A Tree
W.S. Merwin
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This essay is written by W.S. Marwin. In this essay, the writer has shown the impossibility of reversing the ruined environment. This essay persuades the readers not to chop the trees. He wants to show how difficult to bring things back in earlier position. This essay consists of two parts. One is the directive part, where the writer describes the entire process of putting back a chopped tree. The second part consists of the more serious message he wants to give. According to the writer, unchopping a tree is impossible task. We should not take back to the chopped

Three Important Questions with Answer form "The Night mare Life Without Fuel" and Summary

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The Night Mare life Without Fuel
Isaac Asimov
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This essay is written by Isaac Asimov. In this essay, the writer has drawn out attention to the possibility of fuel shortage and its results in the nineties if we do not conserve it. The writer has described about the condition of America in the late nineties on the fuel crisis. On the one hand the writer has presented advantages and disadvantages of the fuel crisis and on the other hand he has shown the burning problem of the world which is created by fuel crisis. According to the writer, the

Four Important Questions With Answer form "The Poplar Field" and Summary

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The Poplar Field
William Cowper
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This poem is composed by William Cowper. In this poem, the poet has raised his voices against the destruction of the forests and the favour of nature conservation. According to this poem, poplars are cut down and there are no shades. The leaves can't sing melodious songs. So the poet is very sad. The shade and the song of the wind have missed from his sight and the poet doesn't get the image of Ouse River. The black bird has fled away to find the shelter in next trees. Twelve years before, the poet used to enjoy the beautiful scene of

Three Possible Questions with Answer from "The Three Day Blow" and Summary

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The Three Day Blow
Ernest Hemingway
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This is a dramatic story by Ernest Hemingway. Hemingway presents natural symbols of three days blow as an analogy of Nick's character who is suffering from the conflict of love affair. The affair ends in reconciliation like the one the day becomes clear after three day's blow. The autumn wind lasted in three days. Nick came to the road through orchard field and went to the top of the hill where Bill welcomed him. The two friends sat together to have drinks. When Bill's father had gone for hunting, they sat in front of the fire and talked about many things. At first, they talked about

Five Important Questions with Answer form "A Worn Path" and Summary

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A Worn Path
Eudora Welty
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This story is written by Eudora Welty. In this story, the writer has described the journey made by an old woman to get medicine for her grandson who has suffered from throat disease. According to this story, Phoenix goes to the city to gets some medicine for her grandson. She walks up the hill along the way through palm trees. She walks very carefully through the fence protecting her clothes from being torn. When she walks in the cotton field, the old women is very much frightened to see something black and moving on the way, she has many problems of wild animals and rough paths. Though she feels tired, she continues to walk but she feels them as usual things.

Seven Important Questions with Answer from "Look at Teacup" and Summary

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Look At Teacup
Patricia Hampl
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This essay is written by Patricia Hampel. In this essay, the writer reads her mother's history in a delicate tea cup after The Second World War. This essay represents the relationship of the writer and her mother. The Second World War had begun in 1939 and the writer's mother was married in 1939.However the year 1939 was the cause of declining of art, culture, hope, faith and virginity and faith in marriage. In The Second World War, women lost their husband and lost their happiness. In the same year, the mother got teacup as gifts. And later it was given to the writer. And tea cup has inspired her to collect family life and mother

Two Important Questions From "Speaking of Children" and Summary

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Speaking of Children
Barbara Holland
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This essay is written by Barbara Holland. In this essay, the writer has examined an idea of having more than one child. She compares the advantages of having one child to the disadvantages of having many children. The writer speaks in favour of having single child and speaks against having many children. She says that single child is like an appendage of the parents. One child never becomes the burden of parents. Parents spend their life with freely. Parents can take him anywhere with them. They can educate him anything he

Two Important Questions with answer form "My Heart Leaps Up When I Behold" and Summary

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My Heart Leaps Up When I Behold
William Wordsworth
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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This poem is composed by William Wordsworth. In this poem, the poet has expressed his feeling about natural beauty of rainbow and recollected an experience of his childhood days. According to this poem, the poet says that his heart begins to beat when he sees a rainbow in the sky. He compares his life with rainbow of the sky. He is standing on the earth as the rainbow in the sky. The poet says that he was born with rainbow because when he was born, it was there and it still remains there. He believes that the rainbow

Three Important Questions with Answer from "The Loving Mother" and Summary

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The Loving Mother
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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The loving mother is a supernatural story based on the background of Japan. Shoji Sakota, a pharmacist lived alone just behind a drugstore because his wife had died may years before. One stormy winter night, he was preparing annual business report and there was only one light for the entire store. The door was knocked but he ignored it and he heard the knock a third time. He went on the door. He thought that it would be emergency case. He saw that there was a young woman and asked her to come in the morning. The woman borrowed that her child needed ame. Shoji Sakota stopped his working

Three Possible Questions with Answer from "Fear" and Summary

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Fear
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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Armando Gonzalez is the major character of this story. According to this story, Armando entered a large bank in Mexico City and gave the cheque and the pass book to the bank teller. The teller asked so many questions to him and he counted the money with load voice but he realized himself that everyone was going to be known. He was so nervous while everybody was watching towards him. He put the money into his baggy pants and went out. He was watched by everyone because he was putting his hat on back ward. He saw one rather heavy man there who looked at

Three Important Question With Answer from "The House Call" and Summary

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The House Call
Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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The house call is laid down on the background of German. There is a major character named Dr. Emil Braun. It was 9:30 in the evening Dr. Braun was sitting alone in the dining room. He was so tired because of his difficult surgical operations of the day. He suddenly woke up hearing the doorbell. There was a girl saying to his wife that her mother was dying. Meanwhile a little girl arrived at the door to call the doctor to visit her apartment .Then the doctor became ready to go with her. It was lightly

Three Important Questions with Answer from "The Lost Doll" and Summary

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The Lost Doll

Class : 11 | The Magic of Words

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The lost doll is the story laid on the background of South America. Carmen was a daughter of Roberto and Rosa. She was beautiful, bright and loving. But she was sick from the day of her birth. When she reached at the age of four, her condition became worse and she died. Her body was taken to the cemetery in the small wooden coffin. After a few days, Rosa collected all the clothes and playthings of Carmen and gave a priest who had come from the next village down the valley. Because the doctor had told that she wouldn't have any children but Roberto had still hope to get another baby again. He asked about the doll to Rosa which she used to play