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प्रश्न
Read the following sentence and write which emotions are revealed from this sentence.
Did you...did you hear him?
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उत्तर
This sentence expresses the boy's innermost curiosity, and his desire to confirm if his sister had indeed heard the performances of the musicians whom he so longed to hear.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Pair up with your partner and ask and answer the following question.
Do you like music?
Pair up with your partner and ask and answer the following question.
What does a concert mean?
Pair up with your partner and ask and answer the following question.
Whose concert would you love to attend?
Look at the web diagram given below and study the traits of a good concert organizer.
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Who said to whom?
“Tomorrow morning we perform for the boy-Yes ?”
The whole story revolves around Anant. Write a short paragraph on Anant. Take the help of the following points to develop the paragraph.
1. Health
2. Disease
3. Early interests
4. Intense desire/wish
5. Fulfillment of desire/wish.
The two contradictory pictures are depicted in the story. Discuss in pairs and describe them in your words in front of the class.
The text mentions the names of stalwarts like Pandit Ravi Shankar and Ustad Allah Rakha. Both have earned worldwide name and fame for their outstanding contribution to the field of music. Form groups of 5 students each and write a brief note on other stalwarts in this (music) field. You can take help from your school library or search for the relevant information on the internet.
Take the help of the following points.
1. Name :
2. Field: Music
3. Specialisation: Tabla/Sitar/Violin etc.
4. Guru :
5. Early life :
6. Education :
7. Early success :
8. Contribution to the field and world :
9. Awards:
10. Any special incident that has occurred in his/her life :
The text has a big collection of Indian words in it. Using words from another language in a write up is called Code-mixing. Make a list of all the Indian words in table A and their meanings in table B. One is done for you.
| ‘A’ Indian word | ‘B’ Meaning |
| 1. Raga | (a) piece of Indian classical music based on one of the six basic musical modes. |
| 2. | (a) |
| 3. | (b) |
| 4. | (c) |
| 5. | (d) |
| 6. | (e) |
| 7. | (f) |
| 8. | (h) |
| 9. | (i) |
