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Chapters

Prose - An Introduction to Non–fiction and Fiction

    1: What 's Your Dream

    2: A Devoted Son

    3: The Hum of Insects

▶ 4: The Judgment of Paris

    5: On Education

   Chapter 6: I Can Play Schools

   Chapter 7: The Last Letter

Poetry - An Introduction to Poetry

   Chapter 1 a): The Darkling Thrush

   Chapter 1 b): Hope is the Thing

   Chapter 2: Survivors

   Chapter 3: At a Potato Digging

   Chapter 4: Ode: To Autumn

   Chapter 5: Hamlet's Dilemma

   Chapter 6: Curtain

   Chapter 7: A Walk by Moonlight

Drama - An Introduction to Drama

   Chapter 1: Remember Ceasar

   Chapter 2: The Monkey's Paw

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Solutions for Chapter 4: The Judgment of Paris

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Intex QuestionsExercise
Intex Questions [Page 29]

CBSE solutions for इंग्लिश लिटरेचर रीडर कक्षा १२ 4 The Judgment of Paris Intex Questions [Page 29]

1.Page 29

Find out what these words mean: farce, parody, satire, spoof. Share with the class.

Exercise [Pages 36 - 38]

CBSE solutions for इंग्लिश लिटरेचर रीडर कक्षा १२ 4 The Judgment of Paris Exercise [Pages 36 - 38]

Understanding the text: Answer the following questions briefly:

I. 1. a)Page 36

Who are Robichon, Quinquart and Suzanne and for whom did they work?

I. 1. b)Page 36

Both Robichon and Quinquart loved Brouette equally. How did Suzanne react to this situation?

I. 1. c)Page 36

Why did the public Executioner approach the comedians at the café?

I. 1. d)Page 36

What was the nature of his work?

I. 1. e)Page 36

Robichon decides to help himself by helping Jaques Roux. How?

I. 1. f)Page 36

Why did the public Executioner agree to give his role to Robichon?

I. 1. g)Page 36

Why was there no applause in the hall, at the end of Robichon’s performance?

I. 1. h)Page 36

What is the main theme of Robichon’s speech?

I. 1. i)Page 36

Why did Robichon accept the Marquis’ invitation?

I. 1. j)Page 36

At what point does it become clear that the nobleman’s hospitality was a trap?

I. 1. k)Page 36

Which is the most dramatic moment in the whole story? Give reasons.

I. 1. l)Page 36

Who won Suzanne Brouette’s hand at the end. How did he achieve this?

2. a)Page 36

Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow:

"Paris shall be the judge, "affirmed Suzanne. “We are the servants of the public. I will take the public’s word!”

Why does Suzanne say that Paris shall be the judge? What will the Parisians decide?

2. b)Page 36

Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow:

“… The conqueror must distinguish himself in a solemn part.”

Why did the two actors decide to perform on a solemn role?

2. c)Page 36

Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow:

“Monsieur,” returned Robichon, 'We are in deep consideration of our latest parts. We shall be pleased to give you our attention at some other time."

To what ‘part’ is Robichon referring?

2. d)Page 36

Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow:

… “I feel myself to be all arms and legs. I don’t know what to do with them.”

 Explain the public Executioner’s state of mind.

2. e)Page 36

Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow:

“Listen!” cried Robichon, “are you known at Appeville-sous-Bois?”

What is the significance of this question put to Roux?

2. f)Page 36

Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow:

“Who may he be?” inquired Quinquart. “I never heard of the Marquis de Thevenin!”

Why does Quinquart inquire about the Marquis de Thevenin?

2. g)Page 36

Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow:

"… a delighted Paris awarded the palm to Quinquart without a dissenting voice …"

Why did Paris award the ‘palm’ to Quinquart?

Vocabulary:

II. 1.Page 36

Match the words in column A with their meanings in column B.

Column A Column B
versatility first performance
irresolutely laugh quietly
scruples ability to do different things
spectred unable to take decisions
debut doubt about the rightness of an action
trepidation ghost
suspensively state of uncertainty
tittered state of anxiety about something bad that might happen
2.Page 37

Complete the statements with suitable idioms from the box:

nose in the air pull the wool over without batting an eye-lid hit the headlines
  1. The audience at Appeville-sous-Bois listened to Robichon ______
  2. Quinquart as the Marquis was able to ______ his friend’s eyes.
  3. Suzanne was beautiful but quite arrogant. She had her ______
  4. Robichon delivered a a terrific speech and ______

Writing skills:

III. a)Page 37

Robichon and Quinquart both loved Suzanne. Of the two, who do you think really deserved to win Suzanne Brouette? Why?

III. b)Page 37

What do you think about the condition stipulated by Suzanne in choosing her life partner?

III. c)Page 37

As Jacques Roux, write a letter to Robichon thanking him for helping you become a successful motivational speaker now. Also console him on his losing the challenge.

III. d)Page 37

As Robichon, narrate how you felt to be outwitted by Quinquart.

III. e)Page 37

As Suzanne Brouette, narrate how you felt when you had to settle for Quinquart in order to honour your word.

III. f)Page 37

Suggest a few criteria to be kept in mind while choosing a life partner. Discuss this based on Suzanne’s attitude towards her suitors.

Appreciation:

IV. a)Page 37

Attempt an anlysis of Suzanne Brouette’s character.

IV. b)Page 37

Contrast Robichon’s and Quinquart’s personality.

IV. c)Page 38

What are your impressions of Jacques Roux? Give suitable references from the story.

IV. d)Page 38

The story is replete with humour. Bring out at least three humorous instances in the story.

Speaking Skills:

V.Page 38

In most of the countries in the world, the capital punishment has been abolished. In India, there have been crimes for which capital punishment has been awarded. Discuss in groups of four whether capital punishment should be abolished. Reach a consensus and a representative presents your group’s views to the class.

Solutions for 4: The Judgment of Paris

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