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Invitatiom To English – 1
(Prose and Poetry)
Council of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha
Bhubaneswar +2 Examination
Contents (Poetry) – Daffodils
– William Wordsworth
All Q&A
We’ll post the answers soon, Ashif. Meanwhile, you can checkout the stanza by stanza explanations of the poem by clicking in the link below:
The Daffodils Explanation – https://www.englishcharity.com/icse-class-9-literature-the-daffodils-by-william-wordsworth-explanation/
We think you’d like answers for other lessons in our book as well. Below are links to all we’ve posted for your class:
Prose:
My Greatest Olympic Prize: https://www.englishcharity.com/odisha-state-board-plus-2-english-my-greatest-olympic-prize-jesse-owens/
On Examinations: https://www.englishcharity.com/odisha-state-board-plus-2-english-on-examinations-think-it-out/
The Portrait of a Lady: https://www.englishcharity.com/odisha-state-board-plus-2-the-portrait-of-a-lady/
The Magic of Teamwork: https://www.englishcharity.com/odisha-state-board-plus-2-team-work-by-sam-pitroda/
Poetry:
The Ballad of Father Gilligan: https://www.englishcharity.com/odisha-state-board-plus-2-the-ballad-of-father-gilligan/
The Psalm of Life: https://www.englishcharity.com/odisha-board-literature-the-psalm-of-life-q-a/
Money Madness: https://www.englishcharity.com/odisha-state-board-plus-2-englsh-money-madness-2/
Essay on Television Poetry: https://www.englishcharity.com/icse-class-10-literature-television-by-robert-dahl-an-essay/
Pls provide all the literary devices used in class 11 &12 poetry (CBSE) ENG CORE with explanation
We will do it, butit may take up to 6 weeks.
We’ve now posted your answers, Ashif. Click here to find it: https://www.englishcharity.com/daffodils-wordsworth-questions-answers-chse/
State Board Odisha
Approaches to English Book 2
One Act Play
1) Mother’s Day
2) The Unexpected
Solutions
Answers will be posted by the end of April or even earlier.
WILL POST BEDORE 24TH APRIL.
Gifts by Ralph Waldo Emerson แปล
“Gifts of one who loved me,
It was high time they came;
When he ceased to love me,
Time they stopped for shame.” มีความหมาย
Visit this link for stanza by stanza explanation of ‘Gifts by Ralph Waldo Emerson’: https://www.englishcharity.com/isc-class-12-literature-gifts-by-ralph-waldo-emerson/
How does one determine if a follower is trustworthy
The question is not clear.
Precise writing
Men are not made in the same mould, like a lot to bricks. It would have ill-suited
the wants of the world if it had been so. Consequently, even in the same country, men
differ in disposition, and inclination and manners, and opinion, more probably than they
do in face or form. And between the people of different countries the contract is even
more striking. We have then, also, different sentiments, different sympathies, different
hopes, different ways altogether. It will always be so. So long as there are different
minds, there will be different views on all matters that admit of opinion. So long as there
are different degrees or latitude and longitude, as well as differing circumstances there
will be different interests different attachment and different habits. It behoves us,
therefore, to cultivate a generous spirit of forbearance towards those, of whatever race,
who may think differently and act differently, from ourselves. Even though we may be
convinced that they are wrong, if we know them to be sincere, we should still bear with
them and give them credit for their sincerity.
This is the virtue of toleration or bearing with others when we may differ from
them, or may not like their ways. Toleration should be shown in all differences of opinion
on even the highest matters of life and death; and there it is of more value than anywhere
else. When we cannot agree with one about a point of science, or philosophy, or faith, we
can at least agree to differ from hi, and there is an end. We must always remember that
we are all likely to make mistakes and possess weaknesses, and that we ourselves need
the same forbearance and sympathy. We are, besides, all of the same human brotherhood,
and should, ?like brothers, agree?.
Humans are all different from one another in taste, thinking, intelligence and beliefs. Such divergence helps a country to meet all its needs of skilled man power. When we step out, such divergence becomes starker and apparently irreconcilable.
The best way to avoid rift and exist harmoniously is to accept such difference with grace and respect. We can always avoid continuing acrimony by agreeing to disagree with our rival. When we know we all have weaknesses, imperfections and shallowness of intellect, conceding ground to our adversary will be wise. Tolerance and an urge to live peacefully should override tendencies to argue and fight. (103 words)
Sir can u plz provide me best answer for isc on Prospero ‘s character
Sorry, Shaddan, I have not yet written anything on this. I will post it when I do.
Is it possible to get an English Language Practice Sheet that covers all the topics for ISC Boards and a few samples for Proposal writing in the ISC Format?
Yes, it’s possible, but it would be better if you please make a list of the different items you need. We will provide you the answers.
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Charles lamb’s “essays of elia”
Which essay?
Sir, Have you posted anything about report writing, if have , pls share the link.
Thank you
Click on this.
https://www.englishcharity.com/class-10-report-writing-report-on-corona/
Amore complete note on report writing will be posted soon. Please wait for a day or two.
Sir have you posted anything about the poem Crossing the Bar isc class 12 if so can you please share the link
Please click here.
https://www.englishcharity.com/isc-class-12-literature-crosing-the-bar-by-alfred-lord-tennyson/
Can you please post the questions & answer of The nightingale and the rose of Chse Bureau textbook Odisha
Will be posted today.
Can you plz send the explanation of
KUBLA KHAN
MY LAST DUCHESS
PUNISHMENT IN KINDERGARTEN
Which text book and which class? Which board? If possible, xsend me the url.
What symbolic meaning do you think is being conveyed through the bicycle by Dash Benhur ? This a long question
We will post it in a week.
What is being conveyed by the author through his story ‘The Bicycle’?
The Bicycle by Dash Benhur is a simple story with a profound, philosophical message. It’s a nostalgic account of Sudhir Babu, who is an old-fashioned English teacher with an enduring passion for poetry. He has a bicycle, nicknamed Veersen that has served him well for decades. Both Sudhir Babu and his trusted bicycle have gone through the ups and downs of life. Sudhir Babu has developed an emotional attachment with Veersen, and has never thought of abandoning it for a new one. In some way, it explains why and how develop an attachment with the things they use in their daily lives. It’s a old value that is fast disappearing in present times when ‘use-and-throw’ culture has been fuelled by cunning manufacturers who don’t produce goods of very high quality, so that the consumer finds a reason to discard it for a new one. Such trend is typical to today’s consumerist, and materialistic ethos. No one seems to bother how such tendency to buy new items harms the environment by accelerated exploitation of earth’s limited resources.
Times have rolled by. Sudhir Babu’s grandson, Tana, grows up. He owns a flashy, red, and trendy bicycle. Against this modern-day product, Veersen becomes a poor comparison. No wonder, Tana chides both Sudhir Babu and his trusted bicycle for being so out of fashion. His fascination for poetry, obviously, fails to impress the young child. Sudhir Babu endures the derision nonchalantly. After all, the age belongs to Tana, not to him. The generation gap manifests itself glaringly. In the eyes of the youngster, both Sudhir Babu and Veersen are relics of the past.
Sudhir Babu gives a thorough make-over to the derelict cycle. It comes back to life, ready to serve its master again with renewed zeal. On one occasion, Sudir Babu and his friends are caught in darkness while returning from a picnic. Veersen’s dynamo lights up and dispels the darkness. Sudhir Babu beams in appreciation. It’s impossible to find a new-age young man or woman, earning a high income, sticking to their old gadgets for more than three or four years. Old values are crumbling inexorably, no doubt.
Sudhir Babu’s wife ages and is beset with the infirmities of dotage. She becomes irritable and jittery. Sudhir Babu feels hurt and bewildered. He soothes his mind by reminiscing about their happier days of the past. One can draw valuable philosophical lessons from the plight of Sudhir Babu and his wife. Being stoic and gracefully accepting the vagaries of old age are golden lessons this simple story teaches so aptly.
Finally, the curtains come down. Sudhir Babu meets with an accident and is sternly told by his family members not to ride his favorite cycle again. Veersen has to fall in line. The separation from the owner is painfully inevitable. Sudhir Babu is resigned to his life confined to his home; Veersen has to rust away to its death. Life on earth looks so difficult.
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