According to Mr.Koch, Albert is the most intelligent student and also has great ability as well as knowledge.

Apart from that, he is most brilliant student in the class in subject of maths.

Overall, he is so intelligent that he soon can be able to teach his own teacher due to his ability.

Man is the eye of the landscape because man is the center of life. The entire creation plan is incomplete without him. Man plays the key role in linking heaven and earth; he is the channel of communication between both the worlds. As human body is incomplete without the eye, so the entire creation is incomplete without man. Hence, he is ‘the eye of the landscape’.

According to Chinese philosophy Shanshui, which means ‘mountain water’. The mountain represents ‘Yang’, the male principle; and water signifies Yin, the female principle. There is also a third element, the Middle Void, in which the interaction between Yin and Yang takes place.

Visitors from different places came to the Tut’s grave to pay him respect.  They watched the frescos on the walls of the burial chamber and stared at Tut’s face with keen interest. Some visitors read noiselessly from their guidebooks about the life of the young pharaoh. Everyone tried to make a scrutiny about the death mystery of the young pharaoh. The mummy was of great interest to everyone.

Before heading cast from Cape Town, the narrator employed two crewmen. They were Larry Vigil and Swiss Herb Seigler. They were to help them ‘to take one of the world’s roughest seas, the Southern Indian Ocean. Larry and Herb did their job quite well. When the gigantic wave’s struck Wavewalker, they continued pumping water out of the boat.

A large number of tourists from around the world came to see the famous rock-cut tomb of Tut. They came down some 26 feet underground to pay their respect. They watched at the murals on the walls. They gazed at Tut’s gilded face and the outer coffin lid. Some stood there pondering Tut’s untimely death.

In The Portrait of a Lady’ Khushwant Singh draws a pen-picture of his grandmother. He describes how he spent his childhood with her in the village. He also describes the changes that came in their relationship in the city. Ultimately, he describes the moving scene of her death.

FI 31, Gandhi colony

 Surat

 5th February 2001

The Principal

Manisha Academy

 Surat

 Madam,

 Subject: Insufficient copies of Question Bank of English

 With due regard, I wish to state that CBSE has recently supplied a book containing the question bank of English to the schools but they are not available in sufficient quantity in the school library. My sister Nita, who is studying in class X in your school, has not been able to get the book so far. Since this book contains the questions patterned on the revised guidelines and the examination format, it is indispensable for the students. I request you to kindly arrange some more books for the library to meet the demands of the students.

 I sincerely hope you will look into the matter.

Thanking you

Yours faithfully

Vinod/Sarita

Jon calls his father the best daddy and captain in the world because he had found the island which was their only hope of survival. Further, the narrator had consistently tried to assure the family that they all would be safe and at the end, had  succeeded in fulfilling his assurances proving to be a responsible and supportive father to his children.

Before heading cast from Cape Town, the narrator employed two crewmen. They were Larry Vigil and Swiss Herb Seigler. They were to help them ‘to take one of the world’s roughest seas, the Southern Indian Ocean. Larry and Herb did their job quite well. When the gigantic wave’s struck Wavewalker, they continued pumping water out of the boat.

When the English came to our land, they did not bring the industrialisation alone. They carried with themselves their culture, their religion and their language to our home. We, who had been ruled by the Slaves and the Moguls for centuries were now about to face yet another foreign dominance, which was to leave an impact on us that was to live for ever in the future. The biggest of all influences was the language English. Even after so many years of independence, we Indians are not able to pull ourselves out of this inferiority complex. They ruled our nation once and now even after so many decades, they rule our minds. We consider those inferior who do not know the English language. It is nothing but a language after all, why feel so proud about it when it is not even ours. Yes it is a global language and it is good to know foreign languages, however we must treat a language as language only and not as a status symbol.

This falsehood has been reflected very well in the story. The narrator, Shyama, showed how when Ranga returns from Bangalore, after completing his studies, the way people anticipated his return and the excitement on knowing that Ranga now knew English, “a priceless commodity”. They all wanted to see if there has been any change in Ranga after studying English in Bangalore. However, there was no change or little in Ranga's personality. He even did the traditional namaskar to Shyama by bowing down and touching his feet.

The scene is set in a school where Taplow arrives to do extra work on the last day for Mr. Crocker-Harris as he missed a day before. He finds Frank, a science teacher in the school. Frank asked him his name and the reason he is there that day. Taplow studies in the lower fifth standard and is about to get his result from his teacher Mr. Harris. Mr. Crocker-Harris usually reveals the result on the last day of school and unlike every other teacher, he follows the rules and regulations strictly.

They both started having a conversation where Frank asked him several questions. We don’t see Mr. Crocker-Harris in the whole chapter but we get to know a lot about him.

Taplow wants to take science as a remove because he finds the subject extremely interesting. Frank, on the other hand, doesn’t like what he teaches in the school. Mr. Croker-Harris is ‘hardly human’ as he never shrivels up. He told Taplow that he will get what he deserves. Nothing less and nothing more and this makes him tensed. Taplow further imitates Mr. Harris twice in front of Frank.

Franks admits that he envies Mr. Crocker-Harris because of the effect he has on them. Taplow told him that he never shows his emotions like other teachers and never beats them up like other masters.

He is not a sadist.

As they were deeply engaged in a conversation, Millie enters and comes with a shopping bag. She asked Taplow to go out and come back in a quarter of an hour as Mr. Crocker-Harris will be late. If her husband arrives earlier, she will take the blame. She further gives him a prescription and instructs him to purchase medicines for her from the chemist. Taplow follows and goes away to do the job.

1. The narrator is a Dutch Jew, who had to leave Holland during the Second World War. She had left along with her mother for safety. 

2. The narrator was told by her mother to remember ‘Number 46 Marconi Street’, where Mrs Dorling lived

3. Mrs Dorling was cold and indifferent and evidently displeased to see the author. In fact, she tried to prevent her from entering by blocking her entrance. Later, she said it was not convenient for her to talk to the narrator at that point of time and refused to meet her.

 ​Susan Morgan's struggle to give birth had been a gruelling one. Her child was born lifeless but it had endangered her life as well. Susan Morgan lay collapsed, almost pulseless and not yet out of the ether upon her side. The doctor had  to hurry to ensure that she would live, flinging down a hypodermic syringe and working unsparingly to restore the flaccid woman to life. 

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