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I think dinamani is the name of the local newspaper of rameswaram. Reasons for my answer is in the text the writer had told that after hearing about the war from his brother-in-law jallaludin ,he would later attempt to trace the things in the headlines of dinamani.from this line we can know that dinamani is the name of a local newspaper.

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Aarya Sharma 4 years, 10 months ago

Dinamani is maybe a name of the newspaper because abdul said that he used to trace the headlines of war in dinamani.

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Write an article in about 120 words on "The Kind of T. V. programmes I Want to See" with the help of the following points. - First give your views about the present programme. - Are they good? Do they have a good influence on young children? - What would you like to see more. Why? - How much time would you think, students should spend on watching T.V.?

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Hardavi Patel 4 years, 10 months ago

Please anybody write the answer in 120 words

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Shanti Yadav 4 years, 10 months ago

Maximum 1 to 2 hours.

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I know poverty and misery and I quite appreciate by personal experience what it is to be poor, what it is to have no clothes, what it is to have no books, what it is to struggle through life, what it is to walk through the streets without an umbrella, without conveyance along miles on dusty roads. I have been through it all and I can understand the difficulties

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Read the following sentences and state their type . 1. I didn't have time to finish my homework last night. ___ 2. Harry, try the other door. ___ 3. I love you so much. ____ 4. I am ten years old. ____ 5. What a beautiful painting! ___ 6. Stay in your seat. ____ 7. Are you ready to go? ____ 8. Please pass the salt. ____

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Class 9 English grammar article topics

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' The Role of music in our lives'

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What impression do you get of behrman

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Father: How are you getting on with your studies? Son: Fine. I have stood third in clay modeling. Father: Good. How many students are there in that subject? Son: Three only. Father asked his son (a)…………….The son replied (b)………… He boasted that he had stood third in clay-modeling. The father approved of it. But then asked (c) ……………in that subject. The son had to admit that there were only three.

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W what was a what are the things the child sees on the his way to the fire fair why does he leg behind

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Ashutosh Deo Tiwary 4 years, 10 months ago

The child sees a number of things which fascinate him on his way to the fair First, he saw toys at a shop. Then he saw a flowering mustard field. In the fields, the child saw dragon flies bustling about on their wings and a lone black bee in search of sweetness from the flowers. Then while walking on the footpath he was attracted by the insects and worms. As he neared the village with his parents, he saw huge crowds of people going to the fair. The child also came across a sweetmeat seller selling sweets like burfi and gulab jamun. A little further he came across a flower seller who was selling a garland of gulmohar. Walking ahead, he saw a man selling rainbow-coloured balloons. He also saw a snake charmer who stood playing a flute to a snake. Finally, he saw a roundabout in full swing. The child keeps lagging behind his parents because the child is fascinated by all the things he sees on his way. At times, he stops to be able to buy toys and at other times he stops to admire the beauty of the nature – collecting flowers, catching butterflies.

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What is the snake trying to escape from?

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Jagdish Prajapati 4 years, 10 months ago

What is a computer

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Amreen Khilji 4 years, 10 months ago

From pursuing stick

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Suzanne Smitha 4 years, 10 months ago

The snake is trying to escape from the pursuing stick. Human beings try their level best to kill the snake. They take it for granted that the snake is poisonous and harmful

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Summary of the chapter "In the kingdom of fools"

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Ashutosh Deo Tiwary 4 years, 10 months ago

In the Kingdom of Fools is a famous Kannada folktale adapted from A.K. Ramanujan’s ‘Folk Tales from India’. This interesting story is about a kingdom of fools that was ruled by a silly king and his foolish ministers. He along with his ministers ordered the people of the kingdom to consider night as day and day as night. They would sleep all day long and perform their daily tasks during the night. One fine day, a guru and his disciple visited the kingdom and were surprised about the reverse rules set by the king and his ministers. They were more astonished to find out that everything in the kingdom cost a single rupee only. The guru and his disciple were happy initially as they could buy anything by just spending a rupee. However, the guru understood that it was not a wise decision to stay in a kingdom of fools, so he left. His disciple was unwilling to leave the kingdom because of the ready availability of good food at a reasonable rate. He was a big foodie and ate plenty of food and grew fat in a matter of a few days. One day, a thief broke into the house of a rich merchant by making a huge hole in the wall and sneaked in. While he was returning with the stolen items, the wall of the house collapsed on his head, killing him instantly. However, the thief’s brother approached the king and complained to him that the house owner (merchant) should be punished for not building a strong wall. The king immediately summoned the merchant to his court. When the merchant arrived, he blamed the bricklayer for building a weak wall. The bricklayer, an old man, was called to the king’s court and pleaded with the king to punish the dancing girl for distracting his attention from work as she went to and fro that street all day wearing jingling anklets. The dancing girl who had become old now blamed the goldsmith as he had delayed his work and made her walk up and down that street several times. Soon, the goldsmith was brought into the king’s court, who said that he was busy attending a rich merchant’s orders that time due to some wedding rituals in his family. It was, therefore, ruled out that this merchant was the same house owner whose wall had collapsed on the burglar. The merchant pleaded that his father was the one who ordered the jewellery and he was dead already. But, the king decided to punish the merchant for his father’s deeds. A new stake was ordered to proceed with the execution. However, the merchant was extremely thin to fit the execution stake. So, the king ordered to search for a fat man to fit the stake. The king’s men searched the entire kingdom and found the disciple as an ideal fit for the stake. But as he was innocent, he pleaded with the king not to punish him for others’ deeds. Since, it was a kingdom of fools, no one listened to him. Waiting for his execution, the disciple then remembered his guru’s words and requested him to help him. His guru who was blessed with magical powers could see his disciple’s condition in his vision. At once, he arrived to save his disciple. He quietly whispered some words in his disciple’s ears. Then, he requested the king to punish him instead of his disciple. However, when the disciple heard this, he requested the king to put the stake on him as he was brought there for execution first. Puzzled about who should die first; the king asked to resolve the conflict, the guru dubiously told him that whoever would die on the stake first would be reborn as the future king of that kingdom. The one who died next would become the key minister of the kingdom. The king was baffled and did not want to lose his kingdom to someone else in the subsequent life. So, he had a discussion with his minister and finally concluded that they should go on the stake to continue being the king and minister in the next life. That night, they secretly went to the prison and set free the guru along with his disciple. The next morning, the king and his minister who disguised themselves as the guru and his disciple were executed on the stake. When the people of the kingdom saw that the king along with his minister were executed, they made the guru and his disciple as their king and minister, respectively. Although the guru was hesitant initially, he finally gave in and reversed the rules of the kingdom and the people began leading a normal life like other kingdoms.

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Narration......... Will you help my friend search for his bike ? Mohan said to me.

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Ashutosh Deo Tiwary 4 years, 10 months ago

Mohan asked to me that if would help his friend to search for his bike.

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Ambika Chowdhury 4 years, 10 months ago

Mohan asked me if I would help his friend to search for his bike.

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Narration ........ Were you thinking to meet me today he said to his friend

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Shabd Kumar 4 years, 10 months ago

He asked his friend whether his friend was thinking to meet him that day.

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Define poem No Men Are Foreign

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Pehal Porwal 4 years, 10 months ago

“No Men Are Foreign” is a poem which promotes the concept of universal brotherhood. The poet says that everyone in this world is the same. All men are equal. We may belong to different countries, speak different languages, but above all, we are first human. Our basic needs are the same. We eat, breathe, live and die in the same way. The poem conveys a beautiful message of “togetherness and peace”. It warns us not to fight or hate each other.

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Suzanne Smitha 4 years, 10 months ago

Let me explain in order of each paragraph. 1)In the first line the poet says that no men are strange, and no country is foreign. So, he is attempting to remove the borders from the Earth which have been erected to separate different countries. Then only no country will be foreign. We will feel every country as our own land when there will be no borders, everyone will be free to move around. The poet wants to say that the entire Earth is one and all the people who live on this Earth belong to one human race. Then he says that inside the uniforms worn by soldiers of different countries, the human being is the same. God has made all of us in a similar way. All breathe in the same way. Then he says that all the soldiers are our brothers – we all walk upon the same ‘Mother Earth’ and upon our death, shall lie in the grave in the same Earth. 2)They’ refers to those people who belong to other countries. We call them foreigners and discriminate them and fight with them also. The poet says that nature has given all the bounties to all people also just like he has given to us. Everyone gets sunlight, air and water in equal measure which means that God does not differentiate between people from different countries. We all do farming during the time of peace, when there is no war. We live a relaxed life and eat the things given to us by nature. Further, he adds that the way we starve during wars and winter time is the same for those belonging to other countries. Even they don’t get food at that time. So, he wants to say that foreigners who belong to another country and we, both are same. And then the poet says that even their hands are same as ours, they work very hard just like we do. He is giving all these examples to covey to the reader that there is no difference in us and the people belonging to another country. 3)The poet asks the reader to remember something. He says that we should keep in mind that the people of another country, whom we think to be our enemies, have been bestowed by God with similar appearance like us. God has given them eyes like ours which open when awake and close when we are asleep. Similarly, he has given them strength which we can win through love. Then he says that in every country, in every land there is one common thing, that is life. Life means all the things that are living. And if we can recognize them and if we can understand their feelings and realize that they are like us, then there will be no fights or wars between us. 4)The poet says that we should remember that whenever someone tells us to hate a person from another country, to think him as our enemy, and whenever we think someone to be our enemy, then we deprive ourselves, we cheat ourselves, and we condemn ourselves. He says that we should stay away from such negativity. We should not consider anyone to be our enemy. During a war, both the parties must bear the loss. And that is why the poet says that war is not in our favour. He says that whenever we pick any weapon against someone, we should remember one thing……. 5)We should keep in mind that whenever we pick weapons against any person, we make the Earth dirty because weapons kill people and their bodies which fall on the Earth make it dirty. Whenever war happens, it leads to a lot of bloodshed, fire and death. These dead bodies accumulate on the Earth and it make it impure. The fire of war which erupts, the smoke which comes out, the dust which fills the air - it is so dirty that it pollutes and outrages the purity of the air. With all these things the poet wants to give us a message that we should not indulge in war. Finally, he ends the poem by writing the first line in reverse and saying that Remember, no men are foreign, and no countries strange. SUMMARY: The poem ‘No Men Are Foreign’ begins and ends with the same line- ‘Remember no men are strange, no countries foreign’ as the poet wants to emphasize on the fact that all the people living on this Earth are the same and that we have created distinctions by erecting borders and fences, different languages, etc. While we are alive, we walk on the same Earth and upon our death, we will lie in our graves in the same earth. He draws another similarity that we all enjoy good food during peace and starve during war and in winter time. We all have similar hands which we use to do a lot of hard work. All of us have eyes which remain open when we are awake and close when we are asleep. He reminds the reader that whenever we hate someone, we cheat and hate ourselves. Also, when we pick up weapons against someone, we pollute the Earth and make it impure with the huge mounds of dead bodies strewn on it.

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Who was Macdonald

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Pehal Porwal 4 years, 10 months ago

MacDonald was of jovial nature. He used to play around with his kids . He had five children

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Suzanne Smitha 4 years, 10 months ago

Mr Macdonald was a really nicefather who loved his children and spent time with them and played with them. He didn't scold them or punish them. For Kezia he was avery kind person.Mr. Macdonald was a loving father. He would play ‘tag5 with his children. He would put the baby Mao on his shoulders. Two girls would hang on to his pockets. He would run round and round the flower beds laughing. He was very nice and friendly with his children. He was just opposite to the Kezia's father. He never punished his children. He played with them whenever he was free. Kezia’s father, on the other hand, never played with her. He always looked angry and harsh.

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How does the author describe :_ His father ii)his mother iii) himself ?all the best

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The author has described his father as a man following austerity, but giving due care to all needs of his family. He has described his mother as a woman with a large heart who used to cook for everyone visiting the household. Moreover, Abdul Kalam has described himself as a short and thin boy from tall and handsome parents.

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Wanda Petronski

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Suzanne Smitha 4 years, 10 months ago

Wanda Petronski is a Polish girl who has shifted to America from Poland with her parents. Wanda posses a Polish heritage. Wanda is a name difficult to pronounce. She belongs to a very poor family and lives in the poor area of town with her brother and father upon Boggins Heights. She is very shy and quiet. She does not talk to anyone and hardly speaks anything in class or laughs. She has no friends and sits in the last row of the class with some naughty boys so that nobody notices her. She wears the same faded blue dress every day which is not ironed but clean. Everybody teases her in class for her dress and shoes every day. In anger, she claims of having a hundred dresses and sixty pairs of shoes at home. She is very determined and shows her determination in the drawing competition by displaying a hundred sketches of dresses she claims to own. Each of them is so beautiful, that she wins the competition and surpasses Peggy. Wanda posses a great capacity for forgiveness and extending friendship to Maddie and Peggy. Everybody in the class claps for her in joy.

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Solution of words and expressions 1 unit 6

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What are the things the wind does in the first stanza ?

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Pehal Porwal 4 years, 10 months ago

In the first stanza, the wind breaks the shutters of the windows, scatters the papers, throws down the books from the shelf, tears the pages of the books and brings rain.May 13, 2020

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Suzanne Smitha 4 years, 10 months ago

Hi ,Rashika the answer which you want is mentioned below. In the first stanza, the wind breaks the shutters of the windows, scatters the papers, throws down the books from the shelf, tears the pages of the books and brings rain.Hope this helps you

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. You have kept a pet at home. Your father brought the pet for you. Write a diary entry describing how you take care of your pet in about 100-120 words. Read the given clues to plan your diary entry: Clues: Day, date and time of diary entry feelings: felt happy, excited, affection towards the pet father brought - the type of pet – naming - steps of taking care – food - walks - vaccination – playing with the pet – carrying to friends house.

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Suzanne Smitha 4 years, 10 months ago

January 13, 2021 Wednesday 11:30 AM Dear Diary, Thank you so much, dad! You are the best dad in the world. My dad has gifted me a pair of pigeons today. They are very dear to me. I take care of them whole-heartedly. I have arranged a spacious cage for them and kept it in a shady and airy place. I have placed the water and grain pots in the cage. I keep on refilling the pots on being emptied. I have purchased ample grains for them. I, also, keep on cleaning their cage intermittently. Love you daddy! Signing off now Myself ---NAME--

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campare and constant the humar teacher and the mechanical teacher

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Akshat Verma 4 years, 10 months ago

The human teacher teaches in school whereas the mechanical teacher teaches at home Hope it helps!

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Summary of "Maria Sharapova".

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Priyanka Sabat 4 years, 10 months ago

Reach for the Top (Part II) briefly narrates the life and career of Maria Sharapova, one of the world’s best-known tennis stars. Behind her ready smile, disarming manner and glamorous attire lies the hard work and sacrifice that enabled Maria Sharapova to achieve the world number one position in women’s tennis on 22 August 2005. Poised beyond her years, the Siberian bom teenager took just four years as a professional to reach the pinnacle. However, the rapid ascent in a fiercely competitive world began nine years before with a level of sacrifice few children would be prepared to endure. Little Maria had not yet celebrated her tenth birthday when her father, Yuri, brought her to the US to be trained in tennis. Her mother Yelena could not accompany her due to visa restrictions. In the US she missed her mother badly; her father, too, was working as much as he could to pary for her tennis-training, so, she couldn’t see him either. But she knew that the sacrifice was an inevitable price to pay for her big aspirations.

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Yukti Verma 4 years, 10 months ago

Maria was born in Siberia in Russia and left her home town at the tender age of nine to pursue her dream of becoming a tennis star. She had to stay separately from her mother and moved to Florida along with her father to proceed with her training. Her father worked laboriously to fund her tennis training. Although she suffered bullying on account of being a foreigner, she never lost hope or gave in to petty remarks. Her will and determination led her to achieve success and reap satisfying results from her practice sessions. Apart from practising tennis, her hobbies are fashion, singing and dancing. Although she mentions that money is a motivating factor for playing tennis, her sole aim remains to become and continue being number one in the world of tennis.

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Describe the friendship between Sue and johnsy in 100 to 150 words

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Having called a doctor to their studio, Sue learns from him that Johnsy has only a slim chance of living because she has lost her will to live. He tells Sue that she must get Johnsy interested in something that will inspire her to get well. Now, Sue is a true friend who dearly loves Johnsy.

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Can you give answer of of beehive chapter 6 question first (where does Abdul Kalam live)? second question is( name the the school freinds of Abdul Kalam friends)? question third is (had Abdul Kalam and his first wage) ? best of luck

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Tanishq Pandya 4 years, 10 months ago

Q1. Where does Abdul Kalam live? A1. Abdul Kalam lived in the Mosque Street of Rameswaram in the erstwhile Madras state. Q2. Name Abdul Kalam's three friends. A2. Ramanadha Shastry, Aravindan and Shivaprakasan. Q3. Had Abdul Kalam earned his first wage? A3. Yes, there was a sudden demand for tamarind seeds in the market. He used to collect the seeds and sell them at a provision store. He used to earn one anna oer day. _____________________________ Hope it helps you!

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Can anyone give answer of chapter of beehive my childhood where does Abdul Kalam live 2 questions is name Abdul Kalam freinds 3 questions is had Abdul Kalam earn his first wage ? best of luck

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