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In "The Last Lesson" by Alphonse Daudet, M. Hamel blames the French people for several things: 1. **Procrastination:** He criticizes them for putting off learning and not valuing education. 2. **Parental Negligence:** He points out that parents often prioritized work over schooling for their children. 3. **Self-Neglect:** He also mentions that students themselves were often distracted and didn't take their studies seriously. These criticisms highlight a lack of appreciation for their own language and education.
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Here's a simple mind map structure for "Journey to the End of the Earth" by Tishani Doshi: ### Main Themes - **Climate Change** - Impact on Antarctica - Global implications - **Human Connection** - Interactions with the environment - Awareness of humanity's role - **Nature's Power** - Vast landscapes - Unique wildlife ### Key Elements - **Antarctica's Landscape** - Icebergs - Glaciers - Ocean - **Scientific Research** - Climate studies - Environmental data collection - **Personal Reflection** - Insights on human impact - Connection to nature ### Experiences - **Travel Challenges** - Harsh conditions - Isolation - **Environmental Awareness** - Fragility of ecosystems - Urgency for conservation This structure covers the key aspects and themes of the chapter.

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Himanshu Yadav 4 months, 1 week ago

Alphonse daudet

Levi Tawsik 4 months, 2 weeks ago

The writer is Alphonse Daudet
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Suraj Nage 4 months, 2 weeks ago

Prepare a word register related to marine life.
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Vishal Kumar 4 months, 3 weeks ago

"Saheb" is a Hindi term that means "master" or "sir." In the context of Indian society, it is often used as a title of respect for someone considered superior or of higher status. The irony in Rohit Sharma's nickname "Saheb" lies in the fact that he comes from a humble background. His father was a transporter, and Rohit had to work hard to reach the pinnacle of success in cricket. Despite his achievements, he is still down-to-earth and humble, which is contrary to the traditional connotation of "Saheb" as someone high-born or arrogant. The nickname "Saheb" was given to Rohit by his teammates and fans as a sign of respect and admiration for his exceptional talent and achievements in cricket. The irony lies in the fact that Rohit, despite being a "Saheb" on the field, remains humble and grounded off the field, defying the traditional implications of the term.

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