The Bees – Questions With Solutions Answer the following questions: 1. What do honey bees teach us? Ans. The honey bees teaches us the art of being in order and getting organized. 2. Where does the emperor-bee sit and what…
Solved Questions of Ramanujan Answer the following questions 1. What did the manuscript contain? Ans. The manuscripts contained theorems. Most of them were wild or fantastic looking, one or two were already well known and laid out as if they…
A Battle to Baffle Answer the following questions: 1. What announcement unnerved the Courtiers and Pundits? Ans. Pandit Shahane had come there to challenge all the pundits in the kingdom. This announcement unnerved the Courtiers. 2. What suggestion was proposed…
The Pilgrim | Questions and Answers 1. What did the pilgrim do, although he had already crossed the chasm? Ans. The pilgrim built a bridge to span the tide, although he had already crossed the chasm. 2. What puzzled the…
Dick Whittington and his Cat Questions and Answers 1. What innocent belief made Dick decide to go to London? Ans. Dick had overheard some people say that the streets of London were paved with gold and so he decided to…
A Time to Believe Answer the following questions: 1. What should one know and trust every day? Ans. One should know that every day is a new beginning and trust that miracles happen, and dreams really do come true. 2.…
Percy Bysshe Shelley In 1812 Southey, disillusioned by the “failure” of the French Revolution, wrote to a friend: “Here is a man at Keswick, who acts upon me as my own ghost would do. He is just what I was…
Middle English Romances: The Gawain Poet Out of the northwestern wilds, from Lancashire or western Yorkshire, emerged the unnamed figure of another great poet, one whose masterpiece, Gawain and the Green Knight, is the most exquisitely wrought and proportioned, in…
William Langland’s Piers Plowman Langland’s Life: Langland is a literary figure about whom little is known. He was probably born in Malvern, in Worcestershire, the son of a poor freeman, and spent his childhood as a shepherd in the fields.…
Geoffrey Chaucer Well on in the pilgrims’ famous journey to Canterbury, Harry Bailey, the host of the Tabard and master of ceremonies, called on Chaucer for his story. The poet had hitherto kept in the background, though before they had…
Out of the Northern revival emerges a figure more shadowy than that of Alcuin, but greater. It is the one Old English poet to any extent identified by his English works. A poem called Elene, of 1300 lines, was found in an Old English manuscript which had strangely made its way to Vercelli in Italy. Into this poem were curiously wrought old forms of letters called runes, which when deciphered in order revealed the name of the poet--Cynewulf.
Pronoun Pronouns are very important words in English language. Instead of repeating nouns, we use pronouns. Thus a pronoun is a grammatical word that we use instead of a noun or a noun phrase. Illustration i. Zahid’s face flashes into…
