Note on Letter to the Editor (* Now you can follow this Format in every editorial letter. ) To The Editor ( Name of The Newspaper) (Address) Subject- ( write down the main subject as it is in the question ) Sir, Through your esteemed daily, I would … Read more
1. Blind person : the narrator was completely blind. 2. Sensitive: he was very sensitive in other senses. 3. Clever: he was very clever to manage to prevent the girl that he was blind. 4. Imaginative : the narrator is very imaginative person. He did not see the hills in October but he was able … Read more
1. Blind person : the narrator was completely blind. 2. Sensitive: he was very sensitive in other senses. 3. Clever: he was very clever to manage to prevent the girl that he was blind. 4. Imaginative : the narrator is very imaginative person. He did not see the hills in October but he was able … Read more
She had beautiful eyes, but they were of no use” – Bring out the significance ( irony) of the title of ‘The Eyes Have It’ in the light of the line. Or, “ She had beautiful eyes, but they were of no use” – Whose eyes are mentioned here ? Why were they useless to … Read more
□ SOURCE : This line is taken from Ruskin Bond short story The Eyes Have It. □ Who is the speaker or Who said this about whom? The narrator said this about the blind girl who was travelling in the train along with the narrator. □ who is she or who would forget it ? … Read more
□ Who made this remark and about whom ? The narrator made This remark about the girl who was travelling in the train. □ What were the doubts of the speaker ? The doubts of the narrator wire that the girl might find out his blindness. He doubted that she would find that he could … Read more
“It often happens that people with good eyesight fail to see what is right in front of them” : The Eyes Have It Question Answer □ Source: This line is taken from Ruskin Bond short story The Eyes Have It. □ who is the speaker ? Or, Who said this to whom ? Here the speaker … Read more
□ Who is the man or who broke the reverie of the narrator ? The man is the passenger who enter the 10 compartment at Saharanpur. Or, The man who entered the train compartment at Saharanpur broke the narrator’s reverie. □ whose reverie is mentioned here ? The reverie of the narrator is mentioned here. … Read more
William Shakespeare has introduced the theme of time, love, and eternal qualities of art throughout the sonnet no 18 . Shakespeare explains : 1) Time as destructive force, 2) at the same moment he holds up Internal quality of art which transcends the ravages of time, and, 3) he also expressed his sincere love, … Read more
Introduction : Lomov is concerned about his marriage because he is already thirty five and he is not healthy and fit enough. Apart from that, he wants to be settled and he suffers from anxiety and palpitations or strange fear. So he decided to marry Natalya because she will be a suitable wife for him … Read more