This category includes NCERT Solutions for class 11th English based on JK BOSE CBSE syllabus
Discovering Tut: The Saga Continues – A.R. Williams   Introduction: The theme of “Discovering Tut: The Saga Continues” revolves around the intersection of modern science and ancient history. The tale explores how advancements in technology and scientific techniques are used…
Childhood by Markus Natten Central Idea This is an introspective poem. This poem delves into the profound question of lost childhood, highlighting the inherent innocence and unwavering trust of children. The poet examines various stages of personal transformation that altered…
Summary of The Tale of Melon City The Tale of Melon City is a narrative poem written by Vikram Seth describing how a melon was chosen to be the monarch of a state in accordance with custom. In an amusing…
Grammarian's Funeral is set in 14th century Italy, during Renaissance. The Renaissance was marked by a revival of interest in Greek and Latin learning, including the languages. ‘The Grammarian’ of the poem would have been a scholar of the classical languages, instrumental in the recovery of ancient texts (remember the brown manuscripts from ‘Bishop’?).
We Are Not Afraid to Die…if We Can All Be Together Notes The story ‘We’re Not afraid to Die-if We Can All Be Together’ is a first-person account of the narrator, Gordon Cook. It is a story of extreme courage…
The voice of the rain By Walt Whitman Introduction: “The Voice of the Rain” is a short poem by the famous American poet Walt Whitman. This short free verse poem was originally published in Outing in 1885 and was later…
Rabindranath Tagore is one of the best Indian writers. The poem "Where the mind is without fear" was written during the time when India was struggling to free itself from British rule. In this poem, he expresses his love for his country and prays to the Almighty for his well-being. The poem was written in one sentence. Metaphor and personification have been used in different parts of the poem.
Important Questions and Answers of National Prejudices By Oliver Goldsmith Q. How does the writer spend his time while he travels? Give reasons for his choice. Ans. The writer is a traveller at his heart. While he travels, he loves…
The Ghat of the Only world is a friend's homage to a friend almost in the manner of the Romantic Essayists. In this essay, the writer Amitav Ghosh recalls all the memories of his beloved friend Aga Shahid Ali.
A Photograph By Shirley Toulson Introduction: When you look at an old photograph it brings back memories of past events, experiences, joys, sorrows, etc. People become older with the passage of time, they might become unrecognisable due to wrinkles, posture…
