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प्रश्न
Answer the following question in your own words.
What qualities does the poet wish to inculcate in his countrymen?
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उत्तर
The qualities the poet wants to see in his countrymen are fearlessness, self-dignity, knowledge, truthfulness, diligence, rationality and a broad mind. These qualities are required to enjoy their country’s freedom to the fullest.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
How is the world broken into fragments?
Explain what the ‘tireless striving’ should be for.
'Where words come out from the depth of truth.' Explain in your own words.
Write your own response to the following question, and justify where needed:
Is the poem a prayer for India alone?
Complete the following sentence using your own interpretation:
Constant effort and strife leads to _______
Complete the following sentence using your own interpretation:
Logical thinking and reasoning can put a stop to ________
Read the poem. Write an appreciation of the poem in about 12-15 lines with the help of the given points.
- Title
- Poet
- Rhyme scheme
- Favourite line
- Theme/Central idea
- Figures of speech
- Special features - Type of the poem, language, tone, implied meaning, etc.
- Why I like/ dislike the poem
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Taking the help of a dictionary/internet guess and write the type of poem against its description.
A short story poem with a message ______.
Read the following extract and do the given activities.
A1. Read the poem carefully and match the expressions with their meanings.
| No. | Column A | No. | Column B |
| 1. | Mind is without fear | (a) | A person with self-respect and proud of possessing it. |
| 2. | Knowledge is free | (b) | Sincerity of heart. |
| 3. | The head is held high | (c) | A fearless person |
| 4. | Depth of Truth | (d) | Education is given to all. |
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Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high - Rabindranath Tagore |
A2. Find out the example of "Metaphor" from the poem.
A3. Write two pairs of alliteration.
