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How Wealth Accumulates and Men Decay About the author: George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) was an Irish novelist and playwright, who even today is regarded as one of Britain’s most revolutionary thinker, political philosopher and crusaders against human attraction towards materialistic pleasures. He was a socialist … Read more
In our English Learning in Slow Pace Series, we aim to break down higher level English lessons into small – easy to understand chunks for the beginners. There will be questions from important sections of the stories which, combined together, give a good overall idea … Read more
God Sees the Truth, But Waits – Leo Tolstoy 1. Answer the following questions in a sentence or two each, based on your understanding of the story. a) Why did Aksionov’s wife stop him from going to the fair? Ans: Aksionov’s wife saw a bad dream. It … Read more
In our B.A. Literature English Study Material, we aim to provide quality comprehensive answers that students will find useful for exams. We cover the Alexander Baron penned lesson in our second post. The Man Who Knew Too Much by Alexander Baron What made Private Quelch … Read more
In our B.A. Literature English Material, we aim to provide quality comprehensive answers that students will find useful for exams. We cover the iconic Das Benhur piece in our first post. The Bicycle by Dash Benhur What was the theme of Sudhir Babu’s poems for … Read more
In our English Learning in Slow Pace Series, we aim to break down higher level English lessons into small – easy to understand chunks for the beginners. There will be questions from important sections of the stories which, combined together, give a good overall idea … Read more
In our English Learning in Slow Pace Series, we aim to break down higher level English lessons into small – easy to understand chunks for the beginners. There will be questions from important sections of the stories which, combined together, give a good overall idea … Read more
In praise of Idleness by Bertrand Russell Comprehension questions: 1. What was the saying that the author was brought up on? What was its effect on him? Ans: It was a practice in those days to implore youngsters to eschew indolence by citing the saying: … Read more
In our English Learning in Slow Pace Series, we aim to break down higher level English lessons into small – easy to understand chunks for the beginners. There will be questions from important sections of the stories which, combined together, give a good overall idea … Read more
The Gold Frame About the author .. R. K. Laxman towers over all other cartoonists of his times for the subtle humor and the intimate reflection of the woes of the common man. Satire was his potent weapon, and he could rip apart even the … Read more