This category includes NCERT Solutions for class 8th English based on JK BOSE and CBSE syllabus.
Here’s a line-by-line summary of the speech “The quality of mercy is not strained” from “The Merchant of Venice”: This summary captures the essence of Portia’s speech about the importance and virtue of mercy in contrast to strict justice.
Questions and Answers of The Brook Class 8th TEXT QUESTIONS Q.1. Who is “I” referred to as in the poem? Q.2. Trace the journey of the brook. Q. 3. Explain the following lines: Q.4. Alliteration is the repetition of initial consonant sounds in verse such as “I slip, I slide, I gloom, I glance’. Pick out more…
Questions and Answers of The Best Christmas Present in The World Welcome to Smart English Notes, where we’re passionate about supporting students and educators on their learning journeys. In this post, we’ll be exploring ‘The Best Christmas Present in the World,’ a chapter from the Class 8 Honeydew English curriculum. Specifically, we’ll be delving into…
Study Guide of “The Best Christmas Present in the World by Michael Morpurgo” The Best Christmas Present in the World is a heartwarming story by Michael Morpurgo that showcases the beauty of love and kindness. The story is about an author who finds an inspiring story of friendship during war while restoring a damaged 19th-century oak…
Summary of The Strange Trail A Strange Trial is written by Lewis Carroll and is found in the book Alice in Wonderland. In this narrative, a little girl named Alice has a bizarre and delightful dream in which she follows a rabbit into its burrow. She finds herself in an unfamiliar world after entering the…
The Ant and the Cricket Introduction The poem ‘The Ant and the Cricket’ is a fable. A fable is a traditional story that teaches us moral lessons. Animals are usually the characters of fables. This poem also teaches us an important moral lesson about being diligent like an ant. It also teaches us not to…
Julius Caesar (Tales from Shakespeare by Charles & Mary Lamb) Introduction The plot of Julius Caesar begins with a conspiracy against Caesar, followed by development of conspiracy. These are followed by Caesar’s murder and the defeat of the conspirators. It informs us of the popular enthusiasm for Caesar as well as the hostile elements against…
Polo – The king of Games Introduction Polo is often called as the ‘king of games’ and the game of kings. It is one of the oldest sports in the world that combines the skills of the rider with the power of the horse. There are a many games that common people participate in. However,…
This dialogue is gotten from a dramatic ballad initially written in Dogri language, which was interpreted in English by Shiv Nath and has been presented here as a prose lesson. The passing wind questions to various things from universe, for example, stars, moon, clouds, ocean, earth, and the young girl a similar question, that is, “What is life?” Everyone gives its very own definition about life as per their own understanding.
Global Warming Questions And Answers Class 8th The term global warming refers to the general increase in the average temperature of the earth caused by the presence of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere, causing changes in climate patterns throughout the globe. SUMMARY OF GLOBAL WARMING Global Warming is one of the major threats to the…
The poem ‘The Pilgrim’ is an inspiring and thought- provoking poem written by an unknown poet. This poem is about an old man who crosses the chasm in the evening and learns that anyone who comes after him would have to face the same difficulties as he faced while crossing the chasm.So he stops to build a bridge for an unknown youth traveller who is going to follow the same path after him even though the old man know that he himself never ever have the chance to cross that bridge.
Prayer for Strength is the inspiring poem of the versatile Rabindranath Tagore. The poem is in the form of a prayer, and the poet asks the Lord to grant him power so that he can conquer all the hurdles of life. He prays for strength to help the poor and he wants to always bow down before the will of God.
