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Complete the following table. Background/setting of the poem Type Evidence (Quote lines from the poem Rural/Urban ______________________ - English

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प्रश्न

Complete the following table.

Background/setting of the poem
Type

Evidence

(Quote lines from the poem

Rural/Urban ______________________
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उत्तर

Background/setting of the poem.

type

Evidence (quote lines from the extract)

Rural/Urban

1) "The peasants came like swarms of flies'
(2) 'and buzzed the name of God a hundred times'.
(3) To paralyse the evil one'.
(4) With candles and with lanterns'
(5) on the mud-baked walls'
(6) His poison moved in Mother's blood, they said.
(7) "They sat around on the floor with my mother in the center.
(8) 'More candles, more lanterns'.
(9) groaning on a mat
(10) trying every curse and blessing powder. the mixture, herb, and hybrid.
(11) I watched the holy man perform his rites

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अध्याय 3.1: Night of the Scorpion - English Workshop [पृष्ठ १०३]

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बालभारती English Kumarbharati [English] Standard 10 Maharashtra State Board
अध्याय 3.1 Night of the Scorpion
English Workshop | Q 2. (a) | पृष्ठ १०३

संबंधित प्रश्न

Brainstorm what you know about Scorpions. Use the points given below.


Complete the following table.

Scorpion
Many images of the scorpion contrast in the opening lines of the poem. Find examples of each and add them to the columns below.
Timid Dangerous

(1) hides _________

(2) ___________ back

(i) Diabolic ____________

(ii) ____________


Choose the correct alternative.

The child is afraid but admires ____________.


Choose the correct alternative.

Using the first person gives the feeling that it is told from ______________.


Choose the correct alternative.

‘The scorpion picked on me. And spared my children’ depicts ____________.


Choose the correct alternative.

The poem does not have a rhyme scheme, which means the poem is a perfect example of a ___________.


Choose the correct alternative.

The click of tongues reflects their __________ to the predicament.


The poet has used various kinds of imagery to create an image that appeals to our senses. Pick out various kinds of imagery and complete the table.

Visual imagery appealing to the eye Tactile imagery (sense of touch) Sound imagery Internal sensations, feelings, and emotions
(1) Scorpion crawling beneath a sack of rice (1) _________
____________
___________
(1) buzzed the name of God (1) fear
(2) ___________
___________
___________
(2) Father pouring paraffin on the toe 2) ___________
___________
___________
2) ___________

Prepare a Presentation (on paper or on a PC) as a piece of reference to other students. Make use of the following points.


Read the following extract and complete the given activities:

A1. From the following extract of the poem provide evidence that it set in a rural background:

Evidence: 

  1. ______
  2. ______

With candles and with lanterns
throwing giant scorpion shadows
on the mud-baked walls
they searched for him; he was not found.
they clicked their tongues.
With every movement that the scorpion made his poison
moved in Mother’s blood, they said.

May he sit still, they said
May the sins of your previous birth
be burned away tonight, they said.
May your suffering decrease
the misfortunes of your next birth, they said.
May the sum of all evil
balanced in this unreal world
against the sum of good
become diminished by your pain.

A2. How did the peasants console the poet’s mother? (02)

A3. Pick out an example of Antithesis from the extract: (01)


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