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Who said to whom?

“A walk in the park might make you feel better.”

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Sushila to Smita

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The Concert
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अध्याय 3.6: The Concert - English Workshop [पृष्ठ १४२]

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बालभारती English Kumarbharati [English] Standard 10 Maharashtra State Board
अध्याय 3.6 The Concert
English Workshop | Q 1. (c) | पृष्ठ १४२

संबंधित प्रश्न

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.


Who said to whom?

“We mustn’t miss the chance.”


Read the following sentence and write which emotions are revealed from this sentence.

It’s the chance of a lifetime.


Read the following sentence and write which emotions are revealed from this sentence.

Will you come to Aunt Sushila’s house and play for him?


Read the following sentence and write which emotions are revealed from this sentence.

Did you...did you hear him?


Describe the condition of Smita when she was going towards the stage. Read the text again and complete the boxes given below. One is done for you.


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 story has three important characters - Anant, Smita, and Aunt Sushila. Go through the story again and complete the following table that highlights their special traits of character. You can put the X mark if that trait is not mentioned in the text.

Special traits Smita Anant Aunt Sushila
Strength      
Weaknesses      
Dreams      
Motivation      

Read the following passage carefully and complete the activities:

B1. Arrange the following sentences according to their occurrences in the passage:    (02)

  1. She went up the steps that led to the wings.
  2. She listened to the unfolding ragas.
  3. A daring thought came to her and she hurried home.
  4. She sat beside her father in the gallery.

Suddenly a daring thought came to her and as she hurried home she said to herself. ‘Why not? There’s no harm in trying it.

‘It would be nice to go to the concert. I don’t know when we’ll get another opportunity to hear Pandit Ravi Shankar,’ she said to her mother later. And her father agreed to get the tickets.

The next day as Smita and her father were leaving for the concert, her brother smiled and said, ‘Enjoy yourself,’ though the words came out in painful gasps. ‘Lucky you!’

Sitting beside her father in the gallery. Smita heard as in a dream the thundering welcome the audience gave the great master. Then the first notes came over the air and Smita felt as if the gates of a land of enchantment and wonder were opening. Spellbound, she listened to the unfolding ragas, the slow plaintive notes, the fast twinkling ones, but all the while the plan she had decided on the evening before remained firmly in her mind.‘The chance of a lifetime.’She heard Anant’s voice in every beat of the tabla.

The concert came to an end, the audience gave the artists a standing ovation.

A large mustachioed having a long mustache man made a long boring speech. Then came the presentation of bouquets. Then more applause and the curtain came down. The people began to move towards the exits.

Now was the time. Smita wriggled her way through the crowds on the stage. Then she went up the steps that led to the wings, her heart beating loudly. In the wings a small crowd had gathered to talk about the evening concert, to help carry bouquets and teacups and instruments.

B2. Pick out two sentences which indicate Smita was enjoying the concert: (02)

  1. ______
  2. ______

B3. Match the columns to their correct meanings and rewrite it: (02)

Words/Phrases Meanings
1. enchantment a. Sounding sad or mournful
2. a standing ovation b. a short quick breath of air
3. Gasps c. a feeling of great pleasure
4. Plaintive d. a period of prolonged applause.

B4. Do as directed: 

  1. The concert came to an end; the audience gave the artists a standing ovation.
    (Begin the sentence with No sooner than)      (01)
  2. In the wings a small crowd had gathered to talk about the evening concert
    (Pick out the determiners from the given sentence)     (01)

B5. Would you like to see a live concert or would you prefer to see it on Television? Why?  (02)


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