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I Know Why the Caged Bird Wants to Sing by Maya Angelou

Published on: 12/05/2019 | Last Updated on: 18/08/2023 by Admin

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Reading the biography of Maya Angelou (1928-2014) is a riveting experience. It is an account of a girl against whom all possible odds in life are stacked – poverty, skin color, lack of education, broken home, racial hatred, … Read more

The Rainbow Bird – Questions and Answers – CHSE Odisha +2 Alternative English

Published on: 11/05/2019 | Last Updated on: 29/08/2023 by Admin

The Rainbow Bird by Vance Palmer Complete Explanation for the Short Story included in the CHSE +2 Alternative English book ‘Approaches to English – II’. Click here to download the PDFs of Approaches to English I & II free of cost. Section I : Questions … Read more

T. S. Eliot’s The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufork

11/05/2019 by Admin

The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock By T. S. Eliot Who is T. S. Eliot? .. Thomas Stearns Eliot was a pioneering essayist, publisher, playwright, and an eminent literary and social critic. He is acclaimed as one of the twentieth century’s major poets. Eliot … Read more

Love and a Question by Robert Frost

11/05/2019 by Admin

Love and a Question

Robert Frost was an avid observer of Nature. He reveled in the pristine environment of his New England home in America. He had a keen eye for the beauty of the lonely woods, majestic trees, the solitary paths, the snowflakes of winter, and the vast forbidding loneliness around him. Despite being lost in his pursuit of Nature’s bounty, he delved into the un-ending crises of conscience, the call of duty and the conflict of emotions that torment an ordinary mortal. So, through his poetic praise of Nature, he reminds the readers about the philosophical intrigues of human existence and the frailty of man’s moral fibres.

Of Friendship – Francis Bacon – Complete Explanation

Published on: 11/05/2019 | Last Updated on: 20/09/2022 by Admin

Of Friendship by Francis Bacon Complete explanation of the essay alongside the original text Original IT HAD been hard for him that spake it to have put more truth and untruth together in few words, than in that speech, Whatsoever is delighted in solitude, is … Read more

Of Ambition – Francis Bacon – Complete Explanation

Published on: 11/05/2019 | Last Updated on: 20/09/2022 by Admin

Of Ambition by Francis Bacon Complete explanation of the essay alongside the original text Original Ambition is like choler; which is an humor that maketh men active, earnest, full of alacrity, and stirring, if it be not stopped. Explanation In medieval times, it was believed … Read more

CBSE- The Stories about Flying -Explanation and Q and A

Published on: 11/05/2019 | Last Updated on: 19/01/2021 by Admin

The Stories about Flying His First Fight by Liam O’ Flaherly The timid seagull suffers because he is afraid to be on his own. ……………The young seagull was left to its fate. His two brothers and his sister had taken to their wings the previous … Read more

CBSE- Silk Road – Explanation and Q & A

Published on: 11/05/2019 | Last Updated on: 19/01/2021 by Admin

Silk Road by Nick Middleton About the author …. Nick Middleton is an intrepid traveler, an academic, documentary maker, and most importantly, a person with deep and abiding interest in other cultures. He derives great pleasure in speaking about his travels, and his understanding of … Read more

Comprehension Exercise – 6

Published on: 11/05/2019 | Last Updated on: 17/08/2023 by Admin

Comprehension Exercise – 6 Creative Writing – 43 Read the following article very carefully, and answer the five questions given at its end. Article taken from the BBC Sandwiched between the mountains and the sea in Japan’s far-west corner, Fukuoka is a city trying to … Read more

The Frog and the Nightangale — Moral of the poem

10/05/2019 by Admin

The moral of the poem The Frog and the Nightingale Lesson 1…Naivety is a negative trait. It tempts the crooks to manipulate and exploit a naive individual, often leading to very fraught consequences for the latter. In this poem, the gifted nightingale needlessly genuflected before … Read more