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how did travels of monarch open the world of science to richard ebright?

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who did ebright look to for getting fresh ideas ?

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MAKING OF A SCIENTIST Group 3 ( ANUKRITI, BHADRA, AASTHA, KANAK, SHAYSHA, VIPUL, ANVEE)

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MAKING OF A SCIENTIST Group 3 ( ANUKRITI, BHADRA, AASTHA, KANAK, SHAYSHA, VIPUL, ANVEE)

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MAKING OF A SCIENTIST Group 3 ( ANUKRITI, BHADRA, AASTHA, KANAK, SHAYSHA, VIPUL, ANVEE)

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MAKING OF A SCIENTIST Group 3 ( ANUKRITI, BHADRA, AASTHA, KANAK, SHAYSHA, VIPUL, ANVEE)

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Ishanya, Trapti , Myeisha , Sanskriti Parashar, Annany, Shriyanshi Singh and Peengaksh

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How did the travel of monarch X open the world of science to Richard Ebright?

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Q4 . How did Ebrights mother encourage him to become a scientist?
Richard Ebright's mother was the protagonist of his story. After Richard's father died, she was the only one who cared for him. She encouraged his interest in learning by taking him on trips along with telescopes, cameras and other scientific equipment to inculcate a habit of curiosity in his mind. His companion, his mother, wanted him to spend his time, learning things and thus, bought a book named "The Travels of Monarch" which told how monarch butterflies migrated to Central America. This very book opened the world of science for him and made him a great scientist

by : Tanishq , Kavya , Bhavya , Mehak , Devina , Anwesha

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Valli, an eight year old inquisitive girl. She loved to spend her time standing on the doorway and watching the busy street doing their chores, the most intriguing of them was to watch the village bus travelling through the street each hour. As she watched the bus, a tiny wish, which soon became a desired fervor came in her mind, she wanted to have a ride on the bus and experience something different and exciting. One day, and that very day came after her months of planning and sacrifices of her favourite toys, peppermints and much more stuff that she desired to have. She skedaddled from her home and into the bus. She was fascinated by the exciting view that the town had. On her way she experienced many new things for the first time in her life. When the bus reached its destination, the market, the bus conductor, a jolly fellow offered Valli to get her some drinks and snacks from the shops but Valli didn't accept a free drink from the bus conductor because she didn't have enough money. In a very courteous manner Valli refused the driver and said she only wanted her ticket. This tells us that she was a wise girl as she understood that she shouldn’t take anything offered by the stranger and had self-control over her feelings.  She had a lot of self will and pride and she did not want to take anything for free, particularly from a stranger.
BY-: ANWESHA, AASTHA, KAVYA, SHAYSHA, ANNANY

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How careful and painstaking elaborate plans did Valli have to make for her first journey and how did she save money for it? 

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By: Bhadra and Nyasa

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Trapti, Ishanya , Devina and Anukriti

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Group 5 (Namya and Naitik) Madam Rides the Bus

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Group 5 (Namya and Naitik) Madam Rides the Bus

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Valli was filled with excitment when she first entered the bus. Her eyes feasted on the various sights. When the bus was moving, a cow came in front of it. When the driver horned at the cow,the cow  would scramble here and there. Valli found it to be absolutely amusing and funny. She laughed so much that tears came from her eyes.

The second time when Valli was headed for another bus trip to town, she suddenly saw a young cow lying dead by the roadside where it had been struck by some vehicle. It was the same cow which ran infront of their bus earlier . This dampened her enthusiasm. The loveable beautiful creature had now lost its charm and life and looked so horrible and frightening as it lay there dead with blood all over.

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Group 3: Aastha, Annanya, Anwesha, Kavya, and Shysha
Answer written by: Kavya

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Group 4:   Akash Verma, Bhadra Variar, Devina Chandra, Namya Jain

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Group 4:   Akash Verma, Bhadra Variar, Devina Chandra, Namya Jain

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Coorg, the land of rolling hills, is inhabited by a clan of martial men, beautiful women and dense flora and fauna. The people of Coorg are of Arabic and Greek descent. People of Coorg are very lively and their influence extends to tourists. The people of Coorg, due to their valiant and fiercely independent character, have been allowed to carry firearms without a license. They form the most decorated regiment of the Indian army, owing to this same feature of their men. They are traditionally very hospitable, and always extend a warm welcome to visitors. They are always ready to narrate the stories of their valorous men.

They are possibly the descendants of the Arabs or the Greeks. We know this fact from a story that goes as follows. Alexander’s army purportedly moved south along the coast to Coorg to settle here, when return seemed impractical. They married amongst the local population. Their culture, too, can be seen in the population here, which is distinct from the Hindu mainstream. Similarly, the resemblance to the Arabs comes from the black coat with an embroidered waist belt known as kuppia among the Kodavus, which the Arabs and Kurds call Kuffia.

Thus, culture of Coorg is a very distinct and unique one in India.

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Question: What proves Kodagu peoples Arabic descent?

Answer: Coorg, otherwise, Kodagu is a heavenly abode situated between Mysore and Mangalore. Kodagu is a coffee country which is renowned for its evergreen rainforests and spices. Despite being the smallest district, it has utmost importance in glorifying Karnataka with its culture, traditions, climate and fauna which makes it a worth visiting place.

The people of Coorg or the Kodagus are self-reliant and valorous and greet their visitors with a tradition of hospitality and warmth. These people also have a Greek and Arabic descent. Arabs descent of Kodagu people can be observed based on attire and dressing sense.They wear a long, black coat with an embroidered waist belt known as kuppia.This kuppia is very much alike the one wore by the Arabs and the Kurds.

By: Annany, Ishanya, Anwesha and Nyasa

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Written by: Kavya
Group members: Aastha, Pranav, Naitik and Kavya

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Vanya, Trapti, Kanak, Akash

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When did the baker collected his bills? And what showed that the baker was prosperous?

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When did the baker collected his bills? And what showed that the baker was prosperous?

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The baker collected his bills at the end

of the month. Monthly accounts used to be recorded

on some wall in pencil. Baking was indeed a

profitable profession in the old days. The baker and

his family never starved. He, his family and his

servants always looked happy and prosperous. Their

plump physique was an open testimony to this. This shows that the baker was prosperous.
Aastha
Aditya
Naitik

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Trapti and Ishanya

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Members:
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Nyasa
Ishanvi
Anvee
Tanrika

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Anwesha Sharma and Bhadra Variar

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Q2 - how did bholi teacher play important role in changing the course of her life?

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Members:
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Mehak
Tanisq
Shriyanshi

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Members:
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Anvee
Tanrika
Mahi
Nyasa

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(Bholi)  Group 4 Devina Chandra and Namya Jain 10H

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(Bholi)  Group 4 Devina Chandra and Namya Jain 10H

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The story is about a girl names Sulekha who was also refered to as Bholi. Bholi and Sulekha were 2 contradicting terms which contradicted between the stammering  girl and the transformed self confident girl.
Initially the timid girl was called Bholi. Bholi usually means innocent or simpleton. At that time, Bholi was someone who was considered a dumb cow and stammering fool. One who could be manipulated and was not educated. She wasn't treated respectully by anyone and was seen with pity due to the pox marks on her face. Hence she is referred to as Bholi initially which is before she met the teacher who successfully removed the veil hiding her true inner person.

After mentioning her real name in beginning of the story and then at last because author wants to show that sulekha attained her true identity by throwing aside the veil that hid her personality and it is after education that she has become strong and stood up for herself. Sulekha comes from a hindi term meaning the art of beautiful writing. It symbolises education and beauty and hence now she was refered as sulekha

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Nyasa
Ishanvi
Anvee
Tanrika
Mahi

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Room 2 What was importance of Baker in Goan village in past?

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Room 2 What was importance of Baker in Goan village in past?

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Intro-A baker is very important and essential for a Goan village. He does not merely represent a profession but a highly admired Portuguese tradition. His breads are essential on each and every occasion. The children consider him as their friend, companion and guide.
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Group 4 (Namya Jain and Devina Chandra) 10H

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Group 4 (Namya Jain and Devina Chandra) 10H

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Baking was a profitable profession in old Portuguese days of Goa, the bakers usually collected his bills at the end of the month. Bakers used to record the monthly accounts on some wall in pencil.

Baking was a type of culture in Goa. Ranging from the loaves to sweet bangles or bols to cakes and bolinhas, a bakers were famous all around. Due to this and baking being a profitable profession, bakers and their families never starved.
They always looked happy and prosperous.

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Mandela’s hunger for freedom changed his life significantly. As a child, Mandela didn't hunger for liberty because he thought he was born free. He believed he was free in any way, as long as he obeyed his father and abided by his tribe's customs. However, on reaching boyhood he gradually understood that his freedom was an illusion and all those who looked like him were not free. This realisation pushed him to a life of monk and changed his identity from a law abiding citizen to a ‘criminal’ who challenged the oppressive laws against the blacks.
He realised that as long as his fellow brothers were bounded by the chains of slavery he could never be free. This realisation became the primary reason which led him to join African National Congress since the hunger for his own freedom became the greater hunger for the freedom of his people. He also understood that even the oppressor was a slave bounded by chains of hatred and narrow mindedness. Thus Mandela’s hunger for freedom not only transformed him into a self sacrificing person but also changed his way of thinking.

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Tanishka Rawat (10th C 34) MANDELA'S HUNGER FOR FREEDOM.

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Tanishka Rawat (10th C 34) MANDELA'S HUNGER FOR FREEDOM.

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In childhood for Mandela- freedom meant running, playing games around the house, swimming,etc but when he started to grow up he realised that the freedom he got in childhood was not actual freedom.

He wanted that only he should get freedom to learn write and stay up late night but over time he understood that he and his villagers was discriminated because they were dark skinned.

This made Mandela passionate to give freedom to dark skinned people,this made him hungry for freedom from a personal level to a broader level. This changed a fearfull man to a fearless rebel. He sacrificed his comfortable settled family for a greater fight and cause for his people.

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Mandela realized in his youth that it was not just his freedom that was being curtailed, but the freedom of all blacks. The hunger for his own freedom gradually turned into hunger for the freedom of his people. This desire of a non-racial society transformed him into a virtuous and self-sacrificing man. Thus, he joined the African National Congress and this changed the fearful man to a fearless rebel. He sacrificed the comforts of a settled family life to fight for a greater cause. The sacrifice made by him
was so atypical that it is still being remembered to the date .

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(XC) (30) poem - 'Fire And Ice'
The poem 'Fire And Ice' is written by a very famous poet Robert Frost . In thi he want is to tell difference between the two most destructive natural things fire and ice .

For fire  he means with burning the desire of material things and by ice he means coldness that emerges in human body due to materialistic things and finally he also says that the earh will end due to fire as the core will get heated and in the same way if ice gets freeze on flora and fauna then also earth will end .

So at the end he concluded that both the things are very dangerous and have there adverse effect so
And also tell us that nothing in this world is external everything will perish even though fire and ice .

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Rol no. - 13
Class - X-C

Central Idea of the poem "Dust of Snow"

The central idea of the poem "Dust of Snow" is that small thing can make big changes in our life.

The poet expressed that a crow's movement near hemlock dusted snow upon him. The snow that falls on the poet makes him happier. He was feeling sad but the snow which fell on him changed his mood and saved his day.

In addition to this, it also shows that if we take things positively in life, situations do change for the better. Even the small help or good gestures we do for others make large differences.

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Shreyash Singh Negi [10-C] {Roll No.-29}

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Shreyash Singh Negi [10-C] {Roll No.-29}

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The theme of the poem is the destructive potential of Fire and Ice .Fire is associated with desire and passion which is compared to fire because of its intensity while cold indifference and hate can be equally destructive .Ice is compared to hatred because it makes people feel cold and insensitive . The poet feels that both elements are responsible for the destruction of the earth

In other words, either the deep heat or fire under the earth beds will lead to natural calamities like volcanoes and tsunamis which will one day end the world or the melting of the ice from the snowy mountains due to global warming will shrink the world and one day the entire world will die of the icy water.

The author means that the love is full of passion for oneself and in this race of climbing up; people tend to hate each other. And the worst part is that these negative emotions are so strong that it surpasses the sweet relationships of love and humanity.

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Lencho wrote a letter to God, because he had deep faith in God that God will definitely send him 100 pesos, to tackle through the hard times and serve his family the basic necessities.
The letter was received my the postman and the postmaster in the office.
The postmaters asked the postofficers to collect money, so that Lenchos faith in God won't be broken but they were able to collect only 70 pesos.

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Lencho wrote a letter to god because when he was in the farm hoping for rain to come and irrigate the field, so that his crops could grow. But after some time very strong winds started to blow and it started to hailstorm. All his crops got ruined in that storm.
After the storm he had no money to feed his family and he wanted some money so that he could grow another crop for the season and also feed his family in the meantime. He had faith in God and he asked God for help by writing a letter to him.

After the letter got to the post office the postman read it and he was amused. He gave the letter to the Postmaster but Postmaster figured out that it was a serious matter that he had to deal with and he knew that the Lencho is broke and they need money to feed his family.
He came out with the idea of arranging the money by collecting money from all his employees and he was able to collect 70pesos which he sent to the Lencho.

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X-C    Roll no.-9

In the chapter "Letter to God" Lencho wrote a letter to God because, he had a huge crop failure and was in a desperate need of money. This also shows that he had great faith in god.

He wrote a letter to god and in it he asked hi to send 100 paisos. When he posted the letter, an employee picked his letter and took it to the post master, at first he laughed, but then he saw the faith that he had in god, so he started to collect money from his fellow workers and from his own salary to.They were able to collect 70 paisos.

When Lencho came to see the reply , he saw that there were only 70 paisos in the letter, so he mailed god again writing, god these post office employees are crooked and have taken his 30 paisos, please sen me the rest of the money too but this time not through mail.

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Mandela's Hunger for Freedom;

As a very normal part of growing up, Mandela was made available to all the trivial liberties, that one experiences during the early delicate years of life, where at the same time,   he was supposed to conform  the customs and practices of the tribe he belonged to, these freedoms were actually termed as 'transitory', later by Mandela himself.
It was only later when, being a wise man, Mandela discovered, that his basic civil rights, were long back, already snatched away from him, that not only he, but all those who looked alike, were deprived of the amenities, because of the only absolute reason - their physical appearance.
This unjustified cause of ill treatment to Mandela and his people, enraged him to rise, not only to deplore but also to renegade/rebel against the act for a greater cause, he chose to become a monk from being a fun loving happy man, he became a law-breaker from being a lawyer. He chose to struggle not only for the reason to liberate people, but largely for justice, for according to him, the oppressor is as stifled as the oppressed, and that both need to be freed from the bars of 'hatred' and 'subjugation' ; respectively.

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Vanshika Khatana
Roll no . 36

When Mandela was a young boy for him he was  enjoying his freedom. As long as he abided his parents and customs of his tribe .  He was free to swim in the clear stream free to roast mealies under the stars and was free to ride the backs of bull .

But later he realised that his freedom was taken from him by the time he was born .and this led to a massive growth in his hunger of freedom . He wanted his transitory freedoms of being able to stay out at night, read and go anywhere.

But then he saw that he was not the only person fighting for his freedom that's when he joined African national Congress and his hunger of freedom became the greater hunger for the freedom of people. Thus made him bold and he said that "freedom is indivisible" and the person who takes away another man's freedom is a prisoner of hatered.

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Since Nelson Mandela's childhood , the idea of freedom was not that of what it is today but for him, it meant the freedom to swim in the streams, free to run in the fields and it was bound to the very little things.
When Nelson Mandela Learned that his Boyhood freedom was just an illusion but the freedom was already taken from him but also from all the other population of the nation. He learnt that his hunger of freedom was the greater hunger of freedom of all the people.
His hunger of freedom paved the way for the desire of freedom for the country, it made him a rebel. According to him, The person who takes away freedom of others is a prisoner of hatred.

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Lencho was a simple farmer. Once there was a huge hailstorm in the valley and all of his crops in the field got destroyed because of the weather conditions. Lencho was filled with grief as everything was ruined and there was nothing that could feed his family with.

Lencho had firm faith in God. He believed ‘ that God sees everything, even what is deep in one’s conscience and help everyone in one’s problems. So he wrote a letter to God demanding him a hundred pesos to sow his field again and feed his family.

The letter was read by the postmaster. The postmaster laughed when he read Lencho’s letter but soon he became serious and was moved by the writer’s faith in God. He didn’t want to shake Lencho’s faith. So, he decided to collect money and send it to Lencho on behalf of God.

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PRITHU VERMA (25)
10-C
The poem fire and ice by Robert Frost and is type of a lyric poem of nine lines centering on destructive emotion.

The poet refers to two prediction on how the world will end. Some say it will end in fire whereas others say it will end in ice. According to the poet fire stands for desire, greed, avarice or lust, the more you try to satisfy them the more they grow there is no end to it. On the other hand, ice according to the poet stands for hatred, condolences and rigidity, one becomes insensitive and indifferent towards the feeling for others.

The poet says that both fire and ice are growing with such a rapid speed that the world will end either way, fire and ice.

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The poem fire and ice is written by Robert Frost. The poem presents two opposite views about the end of humanity and world.  In this poem the poet discusses about the two possibilities  which will be the reason of the end of the world .
One such possibility is the world ending in flames of fire. The second possibility is  the end of the world due to ice. Fire conveys passion, desire and fury and ice conveys hatred. So the fire due  to evil desires and ice of wicked hatred are the two opposite opinions enough to destroy the world.

The poem is revolving around the theme that  human emotions are destructive   and the either ways can bring equal destruction.

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XC (ROLL NO-24)
The poem FIRE and ICE is written by Robert Frost. In this poem, the poet refers to two predictions about how the world will end. One is by fire and the other one is by ice.The poet says that both ice and fire are growing with such a rapid speed that the world would soon perish either way.

According to the poet, ‘fire’ stands for desire, greed or lust which means that there is no end to it. On the other hand, ‘ice’ according to the poet, stands for hatred, coldness and rigidity.

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Fire and Ice is written by Robert Frost . In this poem , the poet talks about the prediction on how the world will end . Will it end because of fire or because of ice . The excess of both fire and ice is destructive and is enough to end the world

On a basic point of view , The poet says that either the earth's core will get extremely heated up resulting in the destruction of Earth or the temperature will drop on a large scale resulting in the negligible chances of survival of biotic life . The poet also symbolizes ice with hatred and fire with fierce human desires .

The poet says that he favours those who say that it would end in fire as human beings let their emotions rule them and it leads in a chaos , but if it would be to eliminate one then ice would be equally destructive as the human capability of insensitivity and hatred is enough for inner human destruction. In conclusion , the poet claims that it is difficult to conclude about the way in which world will end . It will either be fire or ice .

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The central idea of the poem "dust of snow" is that nature is the biggest healer. The poet being very much depressed at the initial stage of the poem , thought that everything will remain like this only and nothing will change. This depicts the negativity that surrounds us when we feel depressed.

Later in the poem , when he was sitting under a hemlock tree, a crow shook some dust of snow on his coat. This incident wasn't much unique but for poet, it brought a sudden happy change in his life and his depression suddenly vanished. He forgot his problems and got perfectly tuned with the nature and felt happy.

By expressing this situation, the poet conveys the message that if we think positive , then, we will never feel depressed. The poet gave a perfect example as when he thought with negative attitude, even the happier things around him were appearing sorrowful to him but the crow and the hemlock tree which are considered as the symbol of "death" and "sorrow" brought a happy change in the his life.

This is also related to us as we even face such situations in our life. So, we must think positively in such situations and bring out happiness from our life and, by doing this we will feel better and our sorrow will vanish.

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Central Idea of the poem
The central idea of the poem Dust and Snow written by Robert Frost is that one may have the worst day or time of his life, but a little good thing can make it quite amazing. The crow, the hemlock tree and the dust are some bad signs that normally make the people believe that something wrong is going to happen.

The poem gives us the message that one should hope for the best even in the worst.

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Roll number: 37
Class: X-C
Question: Hiw did Mandela's hunger for freedom changed his life?

Ans. Mandela's hunger for freedom changed his life as he realised that he was a victim of racial discrimination also that other people if his race,religion which were black were also oppressed.

So, he joined the African National Congress, which was a great event in his life which turned him into a bold and courageous man throughout his life. Also it was his hunger for freedom which helped him and his people to attain freedom from the racial discrimination they suffered.

Because of his hunger for freedom he turned out be a great freedom fighter who fought for his people and those who died fighting for their people of that country. He became the first black President of his country because of his hunger for freedom.

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QUES: Give the sum and substance of Frost’s poem Fire and Ice.

ANS: Fire and Ice is a poem written by Robert Frost. In this poem the poet wonders how the Earth is going to end. He says that there are many tales about ending of the earth. He thinks if the earth will end because of fire or ice.

Here, fire symbolizes lust, greed  and desire and ice symbolizes hatred and jealousy. Initially, the poet wants the earth to end with fire but if it had to end twice he is equally in favour of ice.

In the end the poet it still tentative about how the earth will end because he finds both fire and equally destructive. He believes that it would be either jealousy, hatred and coldness or the greed and desire that would one day finish the mankind and the earth.

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Central Idea of the Poem Dust of Snow
On a winter’s day, the poet had been forced to step out of his house and walk around in order to accomplish some task or the other. He had been unable to complete his work and so he believed that that particular day would be going to waste. His mood had become sullen and despairing. Suddenly, as he was walking by a wooded area full of hemlock trees, a cow alighted on a branch of one of those trees, causing the mass of snowflakes atop it to rain down on the poet. The snowflakes were so light and miniscule that the poet thought they resembled dust particles more than anything else. However, this raining down of snowflakes upon him did not upset the poet further. In fact, quite the opposite happened. His mood immediately improved, and he was cheered up. He felt joy and thankfulness to be alive on such a beautiful day.

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roll no.5
class-10 c
letter to god
Lencho wrote a letter because he had deep faith in god and believed that god will definetly help him by giving 100 pesos so he could sow seed to have crop and food for his family.
The letter was recived by post master.

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Lencho was a hard working fellow and his belief on God was unwavering, when the hailstorm destroyed his corns
,instead of cursing god for it he chose to believe on god and asked God to give him a 100 pesos , so that his family doesn’t die out of hunger and he could cultivate his crops again and he can recover the amount of loss that he had suffered.
For it to happen he composed a letter to the god , he then went to the post office and put his letter into the post box. The postman removed the letter from letter box. He read the address and laughed whole heartedly on it , also he rushed to the postmaster and showed him the letter. Furthermore even the post master also laughed when he saw the strange address, however on reading the letter he the unwavering faith on god. He then asked all his employees to donate a part of their salary for a good cause, however he was able to collect only 70 pesos, the postmaster after helping lencho felt proud of himself.
Lencho however questioned the integrity of the post office employees and. Asked god to send him money via other sources.

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Class 10-C
Roll no 26
Fire and Ice is written by Robert Frost. According to him one day world is going to end either by desire or hatred. He symbolises these words with Fire and Ice where he refers fire as desire and Ice as hatred.

He says that he has experienced both of them and from that he is initially in the favour of fire and thinks that one day world will burst in fire. He thinks that fire is greater than Ice ie desire/passion is greater than hatred. He thinks that one's passion is much better than one's hatred or anger.

Later he talks about another aspect and says that Earth could  also perish by getting frozen. He compares the two and addresses that both of them are equally destructive. He says that the  if the world had  to perish twice then both of them will destroy the earth equally.

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Roll No. 1 (XC)
Lencho wrote a letter to God because all his crops were destroyed due to a hailstorm and he had now lost his source of food and income  as he had nothing else than the corn crops he sowed.

Lencho was a man who had utter faith in god.  He wrote a letter to God expressing all his grievances  and  went to the post office to post it. The letter was received by the postman and was amused as the letter had no address. He gave the letter to the postmaster and he opened and read it. At first he laughed and then was surprised that a man has so much faith in God.

The postmaster collected money from the post office employees to give to Lencho. He collected around 70 pesos and addressed it from God so that his faith in God stays the same.

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Fire and Ice is a poem written by Robert Frost. The poem expresses the profound idea that the world would end in one of the two ways, either by fire which conveys passion, desire and fury or by ice which conveys hatred.

The poem discusses the destructive features of human emotions. He uses these symbols to show how desire and hatred contribute to making the world stand at the verge of chaos and says that if we let our emotions rule us and if don’t control them they will surely destroy everything around us and will eventually drag the world towards a catastrophic end.

Ice and fire, though different in the literal sense, here represent one and the same thing: the destructive potential of humanity. The poet remains undecided and mentions that the either ways can bring equal destruction.

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Lancho was a simple and poor farmers but he has idomitable faith in god one year he hoped for a good harvest if there was good rainfall it rains but it brought hail storms with that language crop was totally destroyed he was sure that god will help him therefore he wrote a letter to god seeking his help . When the postmaster read his letter he could not help saying i wish i had fith of a mn who wrote the letter the post master and the employees collected 70 pasosand sent him .

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The poem 'Fire and Ice' written by Robert Frost.This poem expresses that the World would end in one of the 2 ways either by Ice or by Fire. The poet  uses the symbol of fire and Ice to show how desires and hatred can destroy the world

Some people believe that the world will be destroyed by Fire, while others argue that the world would end by Ice. Initially the speaker also supports those who are in favour of fire.But as the poem progresses,he remains undecided and mentions that if the world would end twice , the Ice can bring equal destruction like Fire.

The poem discusses about the destructive features of human emotions.The poet says that if we let our emotions rule and if we don't control them they will surely destroy everything.

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Lencho wrote a letter to God because he had great faith in God. Due to a hailstorm all his crops got ruined and in order to support his family it was necessary for him to sow the seeds again and earn. So he wrote a letter to God asking for lending hundred pesos to him.

The letter which he wrote was received by a postman who took the letter to the postmaster. After reading it he laughed but later took a serious turn. He was surprised to see such a faith in God. He decided to help the writer of letter and asked his employees to give something as an act of charity. He himself gave part of his salary. Keeping all the collected money in an envelope, as a signature he wrote God.

When Lencho came to receive God's answer he found that there were only seventy pesos whereas the amount he asked was hundred. He knew that God will never make a mistake neither will he deny his request. He believed that all the employees of the post office were a bunch of crooks and had stolen the remaining money. Therefore he again wrote a letter in the post office itself stating again to God for sending him rest of the money through some other means.

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Dhanvi Sharma Roll no.17 X-C(Dust of snow)

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Dhanvi Sharma Roll no.17 X-C(Dust of snow)

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The poem 'Dust of Snow' by 'Robert Frost' emphasizes the idea of the sadness the poet faces on a particular day.

His mood changed when some snow shooked by the crow from a hemlock tree falls on the poet and mood of the poet changes. Now the poet is regrets that this given him a change of mood and the day which was still left which was also going in regretion was saved by the crow.

In the poem the the crow and hemlock tree is used as the irony they are considered always in the negative way as the crow is considered as the dirty one and hemlock tree is a poisonous tree.

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The narrator recalls that the baker was narrator's friend and companion and guide during his childhood days.

The baker used to visit twice a day while he was on the round to sell his loaves.

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The baker was a companion, friend and guide to the author in his childhood. The author used to greet him.

The baker used to come atleast  twice a day. Once, when he set out in the morning on his selling round and then again when his huge basket was empty.

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The baker was an important person in the narrator's life. He used to be his friend and companion.

the baker used to come twice a day. the narrator would ran to meet him not  only because of his  love of the loaves , he actually longed for the  bread-bangles which was a special sweet bread

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During the narrator's childhood the baker used to be his friend, companion and guide.
He used to pay his visit 2 times in a day.

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The baker played an important role in the narrators life as he  was the companion and guide of the children. He used to play with them,talk to them and sell breads twice a week to the children.

He used to visit the village twice a day. He used to bring new cakes and fresh bread during Christmas time.

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To the narrator the Baker was his friend,companion and his guide.
When the baker used to wear kabai and make jiggling sound with his bamboo stick the author and his siblings used to run in order to get the bread bangles.
He used to come twice a day once in the morning with loaves of bread and then in the evening  with empty baskets of bread.

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The baker meant like a party in the morning to the children.He arrived with the jiggling sound of the bamboo stick

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Priyanshi
When the baker wearing kabal and making jiggling sound with his bamboo sticks arrived narrator and it also mean the party  for the children in morning.

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The baker was a friend and a guide to the author in his childhood. When the baker wearing a kabhi and he used to make jiggling sound with the bamboo . He used to sell the breads twice in a week were the children used to live . When the children  hear the sound of the narrator they used to wake up and they go the seller ( baker ) to greet him .
He used to bring new cakes and breads durning the time of Christmas. Once when he came in the morning out to sell and when he returned after having an empty basket

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Armaan's answer                When the baker wearing Kabai and making a jiggling sound with his bamboo stick arrived narrator and his siblings were very fascinated and hurriedly went to pader for bread bangles. baker was used to be companion , friend and guide of narrator

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Armaan's answer                When the baker wearing Kabai and making a jiggling sound with his bamboo stick arrived narrator and his siblings were very fascinated and hurriedly went to pader for bread bangles. baker was used to be companion , friend and guide of narrator

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Pader was used to visit narrator's house twice a day first time before selling bread and then second time when he has sold all bread

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The narrator recalls that the baker acted as their friend and companion during their childhood days in Goa                                   The baker used to visit twice a day once, while he was on the round to sell his loaves and the other time, while returning back with his empty basket, having sold all the loaves. It was the sound of his bamboo stick that woke the children up .The children were so excited to meet him and choose from the bread bangles or Kankon he made especially for them.

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During the narrator's childhood, the baker used to be his friend, companion and guide. When the baker used to arrive, the 'Jingling' thud of the bamboo woke them up and they ran to greet him.

He used to come at least twice a day. Once, when he set out in the morning on his selling round, and then again, when he returned after emptying his huge basket.

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Shlok Maithani
To the narrator the Baker was his friend , companion and his guide.On listening to the sound the narrator used to wake up and go to  Baker to greet him .

He used to come twice a day. Firstly in the morning and then in the afternoon with no breads and baking goods left . The jingling and the thud of the bakers bamboo used to herald his arrival in the morning. By shlok

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What did the baker mean to the narrator during his childhood? How many times did he pay a visit?