You are the director of ‘Pawan Hans’ a placement agency with excellent track record. You provide skilled as well as unskilled workers to business establishments, construction companies and manufacturing houses. Draft an advertisement for a national daily offering your services to your prospective clients.
Answer:

PLACEMENT SERVICES

Available for immediate employment, skilled as well as unskilled workers suitable for business establishments, construction companies and manufacturing houses. For consultancy and confirmation, contact: Pawan Hans, 2/21 Kirti Nagar, New Delhi. Tel.:  98XXXXXX

King Tut’s body has been subjected to repeated scrutiny.

King Tut died unexpectedly at a very young age. His untimely death gave birth to many speculations. His body has been subjected to repeated scrutiny. It has been done so as to know how he died and what his age was at the time of his death.

“We are not Afraid to Die.........” is a first person account of an adventurous ordeal that a family experiences during the voyage. There are three sections of the text. The narration of events matches the mood of the voyage. The first section describes how the voyage began with great hope and fanfare in July 1976. They were attempting to ‘duplicate the round-the-world voyage made 200 years earlier by Captain James Cook. Wavewalker had been professionally built. It was thoroughly tested in the roughest weather. They sailed down to Cape Town. The trouble started only when they left Cape Town. On January 2, the waves were gigantic. The narration of the events mirrors the hectic efforts of the captain and the crew to protect Wavewalker.

The second section : “Search for an Island” describes their struggle for survival for the last 15 hours. On January 4, they ate their first meal in almost two days. But the respite was short lived. This also captures the highly emotional response of the children. Jon declared : "We aren’t afraid of dying if we can all be together—you and Mummy, Sue and I.”

In the last section “Cheerful Landing” the narration shifts back to the relaxed style. The captain was sure to reach lle Amsterdam. Jon gave the good news. The island was in front of them. All the 28 inhabitants were there to cheer and help them ashore.

Douglas went down to the bottom of nine feet deep water for the first time. Nine feet seemed to him like more than ninety feet. He grew panicky. Before, he could touch the bottom, his lungs were about to burst. He felt paralysed. He was buried in the water. His breath was gone and terror overpowered his heart.

Franz was a boy who lived in the district of Alsace. He studied in one of the schools in Alsace. He was not fond of attending school and studying. He liked the out world more than the environment of the school. Learning French was something he never gave much importance to. He was scared of his French teacher M. Hamel. The time when the people of Alsace came to know that as per the new law, German would be taught in the school in the place of French, he experienced a different feeling for French altogether. Apart from being surprised, he felt sorry for himself for not paying attention while studying French. He was very disappointed and sorry to attend the last lesson of French in his school.

One day William Douglas was sitting alone on one side of the Y.M.C.A. pool. He was waiting for the others to come so that he could start swimming. By chance there came a big burly boy of an eighteen years old. He asked “Hi, Skinny! How’d you like to be ducked?” He picked and tossed Douglas and threw him into the deep end of the pool. William speaks about this misadventure.

-- "Linguistic Chauvinism is a strong belief that our language is superior to others"- This theme is effectively brought out by the writer Alphouse.

-- The lesson is a comment on Man's desire to rule over & over power those whom he defeated in every sense of the world. After the annexation of France by German. The Germans not only wanted to rule over the French geographically & politically but also wanted to impose their language on them.The Germans suffered from linguistic chauvinism .

-- The victims in the France people were deeply pained at the thought of losing their language. The pain is seen i the very emotional description of the villagers coming to attend the last lesson. It is also been in Franz's last ditch effort to answer his teacher's question to perfection and in Hamel's supreme effort to teach all that he knew in one stroke to his students using all his patience.

-- Within the framework of the story Dandet provides a solution to the problem of linguistic chauvinism through his spokesperson M.Hamel-who teaches people to hold on fast and guard to their language which is the key to their freedom and which symbolizes their identity.

The hazards of working in the glass bangle industry as follows :

Workers in the glass bangle industry have to work in very high temperature around the glass furnaces. They work in dinky cells without air and light. They don't get any daylight. Thus they lose the brightness of their eyes. The Powder from the polishing of bangles also blinds them.

In Firozabad about 20,000 children have to work in glass bangle industry in dark places all day long.

Child labour should be eliminated because it takes away from the child his childhood and the prospect of elementary education. Moreover, since the child labourers are cheap, and consequently engaged in hazardous and dangerous employment, they are often vulnerable to mental and physical illness. Entering the workforce too early diminishes a child's lifetime earning potential. Child laborers have very limited ability to take advantage of educational opportunities that would help them receive better-paying jobs as adults.

According to the peddler the whole world was nothing but a big rattrap  big rattap in which some of the baits are being provided so as to trap a person.
The peddler found himself also to be caught in the rattrap when he stole money of the old crofter and was wandering in the confusing forest as being lost.
The peddler soon realised his mistake and decided to come out from the rattrap. He giftef Edla , the daughter of ironmaster, the 30 kronors of the old crofter, a rattrap and a letter. This was for thanking Edla as she believed peddler and let him stay in her house on the Christmas eve.
The gift of the peddler showed purification of soul through confession . In this manner, the peddler came out from the rattrap.