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Evelyn Glennie became a source of inspiration for the deaf and handicapped children as she has succeeded in becoming a world renowned solo percussionist despite being hearing disabled. She has achieved this feat by sensing the music through her body.

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While writing a story good dialogues come from

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Master Ayan Raza 4 years ago

Mind & Concentration

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Hlo

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Turn into Indirect speech (a) He said to me,"I am very busy today."

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Tripti Garg 4 years ago

He said that he was busy that day

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He said that he was busy today

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Conduct an interview with your parents

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English ch 3dh in Behive

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Tausif Azhar 4 years ago

No, there is 4 ch in behive

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Who had these opinions about Einstein? (i) He was boring. (ii) He was stupid and would never succeed in life. (iii) He was a freak

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i) His playmates ii) A Headmaster iii) His mother

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i) His playmates ii) A Headmaster iii) His mother

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Moments Ch. No. 5, The happy prince

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Durv Thakare 4 years ago

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Ganesh P 4 years ago

The Happy Prince By Shreya Sharma This is the short story of The Happy Prince. Once, there was a statue of a prince. It was a statue with a ruby in his sword and emerald eyes. It was a statue with golden clothes. One day, on the way South, a swallow stopped by the statue. He was tired and sleepy. So, he spent one night on the statue. The next morning, swallow saw something strange. The prince was crying. The swallow asked, “What’s the matter with you?” The prince said, “I see a little boy sick in bed. He has no mommy, no food. Can you take my ruby to the boy, please!” The swallow felt sorry and said, “Yes, I will.” The swallow took the ruby and flew to the boy. He dropped it on the boy’s bed. The swallow felt great and he said, “Get well soon!” The Happy Prince- www.bedtimeshortstories.com The next morning, the prince said, “I see a young man crying at the bench. He wants to be a painter, However, He has no money to buy the paint. Can you take my eye to the young man, please!” The swallow had to leave soon but he said, “I will go.” He took the emerald and flew to the young man and he left it by the young man on the bench. The swallow felt great and he said, “Be a great painter!” The next day, the prince said, “I see a little girl selling matches in the street. However, she has no coat, or shoes. She has no one to take care of her. Can you take my other eye to the girl?” It was getting cold. The swallow was late to leave but he said, “I will.” The swallow took the emerald. He flew to the match girl and he left the emerald in the girl’s basket. The swallow saw the girl smiling and he said, “I am so happy.” The prince had no eyes anymore. The swallow felt sorry for the prince. So he said, “I can’t leave you. I’ll stay here with you.” From that day on, the swallow became the eyes for the prince. Every morning, the swallow looked over the town. When he saw someone needed help, he told the prince. He took part of the gold from the prince and he gave it to those who were in need. A cold, cold winter came. Now, the prince had nothing to share and the swallow died in peace underneath the prince. The people in town buried the swallow, broke up the statue and put the statue into the fire. The prince and the swallow passes away. However, there beautiful hearts got together in the heaven and they lived happily ever after. Here is a short visual depiction of “The Happy Prince“. See the video story below, The Happy Prince Short Story Video

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Write a short summary on colorful diet

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Where is Lincoln center hall situated

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Can anyone tell me that english language or literature both are required for standard 9???

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Tripti Garg 4 years ago

Yepsee

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Akshita Dadhich 4 years ago

Yes

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Yes bri

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Where did margie go

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Jahnavi Mittal 4 years ago

Home

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Margie go home

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Write a summary of "A Truly Beautiful Mind "

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Jahnavi Mittal 4 years ago

A Truly Beautiful Mind Summary – This chapter is about Albert Einstein. The title of the chapter ‘A Truly Beautiful Mind’ refers to Albert Einstein as he was a great scientist. Moreover, this chapter is a short biography of his. Where they highlight some of his qualities. Also, the chapter shows Albert’s interest in Mathematics and Physics and his ordinary human attribute. However, the title – ‘A Truly Beautiful Mind’ may let you wonder how a scientist’s mind can be beautiful. It is because, in this lesson, we get to know about another aspect of his life. His other side that he believes in humanity. Moreover, he advocates world peace, non-violence his entire life. That’s why the title refers to him as a truly beautiful mind.In 14th March 1879, Albert Einstein was born in the German city of Ulm. Until the age of two and a half years, he could not speak. And when he began speaking then he spoke every word twice. In childhood, his playmate considers him to be boring. His mother also thought that he was crazy because of the abnormally large size of his head. The headmaster of his school regards him as stupid and good for nothing. But then he proved all of them wrong. When he was 6, on his mother insistence, he learned to play the violin and became a skilful violinist. His family shifted to Munich when he was 15. But there he feels uncomfortable with the strict discipline of the school so he left it. After completing his schooling, he gets admission in the University of Zurich. Because the atmosphere in the university was more liberal and they accept new ideas and concepts. Besides, he has more interest in Physics and Mathematics. At the university, he met a fellow student Mileva Maric. She was equally clever and intelligent. Afterwards, they married and had 2 sons but unluckily their marriage didn’t last and they split in 1919. Subsequently, after finishing his education, Albert worked as a technical expert in the patent office at Bern. Also, there he secretly worked on his idea on relativity. He put out his paper on the special theory of relativity. Which follows by the world-popular equation E = mc2. In addition, he also publicizes his paper on General Theory of Relativity in 1915. This gave an absolutely new definition to the concept of gravity. Also, this theory makes him a famous figure. During the solar eclipse of 1919, his theory came out as accurate and changed physics. When Nazi came to power in Germany he immigrated to the USA. He does so because he did not want his research and findings to be used for destruction. Further, when Germany discover the principle of Nuclear Fission in 1938. He was the first person to write to the American President about the dangers of atomic bombs. Moreover, in 1945, when America throw down the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki he was deeply hurt. Also, he writes a letter to the United Nations for the formation of a world government. So that it can prevent recurrence of such destruction. In last days, he spent most of it in politics advocating world peace and democracy. The great scientist died at the age of 76 in the year 1955. A Truly Beautiful Mind is a summary of the biography of famous scientist Albert Einstein. The story portrays the other side of his life that he concerns and promote human welfare. And that is the reason why the title of the story is ‘A Truly Beautiful Mind’.

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Summary of road not taken 50 to 60 words.

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Suhani Sahay 4 years ago

The Road Not Taken' is an autobiographical poem.; Once, the poet come across a junction when his path diverged into two and he had to take a decision of which road to take. He stood there for a Long time and gave a serious thought to each road. Then he decided to take the road which was less travelled.

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write proverbs, idioms and phrasal verbs on wheel with illustration

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BBC compacta module 7 practice assignment 25

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Who is the poet of my child hood

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Ansh Thukral 4 years ago

APJ Abdul Kalam

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APJ Abdul Kalam

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What is ICT

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Mànyà Jain 3 years, 10 months ago

Information and communication technology

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I think stand for information communication technology

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Information and communication technology

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Write a paragraph on the dream of your house

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The lost child summery

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Suhani Sahay 4 years ago

The Lost Child is an interesting story written by Mulk Raj Anand. In this story, a child visits a spring fair with his parents. The place was crowded with people and there were different kinds of stalls set up in the fair. The child was overjoyed when he saw the toys in the shops and pleaded to his parents to buy him a toy. But his father gave him a stern look upon hearing his request. Meanwhile, his mother asked him to see the mustard field which looked like a field of gold. A group of dragon-flies were fluttering their colourful wings over the mustard flowers. The child tried catching one of those colourful insects, but as his mother called him to the footpath and he ran towards his parents gaily. He heard the cooing of doves and picked up some petals in the grove. But again as his parents called him, he made his way towards them while he was running around the banyan tree. When the child reached the fair with his parents, he saw a sweetmeat seller calling out ‘gulab-jaman, rasagulla, burfi, jalebi’. His mouth watered seeing the tasty sweets and he asked his father to buy him a sweet. But no one paid heed to his request. As he went ahead with his parents, he heard a flower-seller selling ‘A garland of gulmohur’. He saw the basket of flowers and wanted to buy a garland. However, he knew his parents would not buy him the flowers, so he moved on with them. Then, he noticed a balloon-man selling rainbow colour balloons. He wanted to buy those balloons but he knew that his parents would refuse, considering he was comparatively older to play with those colourful balloons. Hence, he walked past the balloon-man with his parents. As he moved forward, the child noticed a snake-charmer who was playing a flute to a snake coiled in a basket. He went closer to the snake-charmer, but he knew his parents wouldn’t approve of his listening to such coarse music. So, he walked further and saw a merry-go-round. He observed that many people were enjoying the ride and called out to his parents that he wanted to take a ride. But there was no reply from them. When he turned around, he couldn’t find his parents nearby. The child desperately looked out for his parents, but they were nowhere to be found. He understood that he was lost so he started sobbing. The child gave out a loud deep cry and tears started rolling down his eyes as he searched for his parents everywhere. He cried loudly and ran to and fro, but he couldn’t find his parents anywhere. The place was very crowded and he ran to the shrine if he could find them there. Unfortunately, he was lost and as he was little, he went ahead crossing many people who were huge in size there. Suddenly, a man heard his cry and lifted him up in his arms. The child was fortunate that he was picked up by an affectionate man. The kind man asked him about his parents, but the child replied sobbingly not knowing their whereabouts. The man tried to pacify the child and asked him if he would like to take a ride on the merry-go-round. But the child replied that he wanted his parents only. Soon, the man took the child to the balloon-man, sweet shop and flower-seller and asked if he would like to buy any of those, but the young boy refused. He was adamant that he wanted nothing, but his parents. The child turned his face away from all those things which he wanted to buy earlier. Thus, the child only shouted, ‘I want my mother, I want my father!’ Conclusion of The Lost Child The chapter – The Lost Child illustrates the lesson to students that children love their parents unconditionally. Although parents rebuke their children sometimes for their good, children always want their parents around them and feel lost in their absence.

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Who is the poet of this chapter

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The interviewer asked navita , " why did you leave this job " .

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I____(be) overjoyed to know this

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Suhani Sahay 4 years ago

Was

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Have being

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Bravia class 9 worksheet 2

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Please help me the summery the kingdom of fools

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Yatharth Tyagi 4 years, 1 month ago

In kingdom of fools therw is a village of fools they sleep in day and work innight one day a guru and his chela went there and they saw that no one is here in day after noon in evening they saw that shops are opening and the people came out from homes then they go to shopkeeper and ask for bananas Cost the shopkeeper said 1 banana is of 1dodo and 12 banana also of 1 dodo and then they eat and then they go to king that why this is going ontheking arrest them and they ran from there forever.

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who was isabel glenny

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