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प्रश्न
Describe Pi’s struggle to find drinking water.
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उत्तर
Pi was just two feet above Richard Parker. He moved the yellow tarpaulin. Thirst egged him on to unroll the tight tarpaulin. He saw the bow and it had an end bench. Upon it, a harp glittered like a diamond. He found a lid shaped like a rounded-out triangle. He found a pile of orange life jackets. He undid the harp and opened the lid. It opened onto a locker. The open locker shined with new things. He found water cans piled up.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Why did Aksionov’s wife stop him from going to the fair?
What is the importance of Aksionov’s wife’s dream?
What was Aksionov’s realization by the end of the story?
What impact did the book “The Lives of Saints” have on Aksionov?
Why did Aksionov decide not to reveal the truth about Makar Semyonich?
Forgiveness is the best form of revenge. Substantiate the statement with reference to the story
Who was Richard Parker?
How did Pi reunite with this family?
How did the presence of Richard Parker help Pi?
John feels Gresham deserves punishment. Why?
What does John consider ‘a technicality’?
Who was the Midnight Visitor? What was the purpose of his visit?
What happened to Max finally?
Was Ausable really waiting for the police? Give reasons.
What makes the earth the one and only living planet?
Name a few things that make the earth a unique planet.
Why did the children lock Margot in a closet?
What happens to Margot while the teacher is out of the classroom?
Now read the sentence below. Complete them appropriately with the word you identified from the grid.
The children ______Margot as she ______the Sun.
Now read the sentence below. Complete them appropriately with the word you identified from the grid.
The children are _______ of Margot and ______the door and let her out.
Study the title of the play “Remember Caesar”. Who is Caesar? What is he remembered for? Let us go through the pages of history succinctly to answer the above questions.
- Julius Caesar was a brilliant military general and great Roman monarch.
- He was born on the 13th of July in 100 BC (BCE).
- He created the Julian calendar which is the basis for today’s calendar.
- He was assassinated by a group of Roman senators in 44 BC(BCE).
- The day that Julius Caesar was murdered, 15th March was called the Ides of March in ancient Rome.
How did Roger react to Lord Weston’s advice?
What made Lord Weston think that his life was in danger?
Whose life was of ‘great value’ to England? In what way?
What was the truth about the crumpled piece of paper?
Group Work
The play revolves around a ‘perceived threat’ and how Lord Weston and Lady Weston react to it. Let’s reverse their roles. Imagine a panic-stricken Lady Weston and a frivolous Lord Weston. Read the following piece of dialogue from the play and rewrite it to suit the changed roles.
| WESTON | My dear, your husband’s life is in grave danger. |
| LADY WESTON | The last time it was in danger you had been eating game pie. What is it this time? |
| WESTON (annihilating her flippancy with one broadside) | Assassination! |
| LADY WESTON | Well, well! You always wanted to be a great man and now you have got your wish! |
| WESTON | What do you mean? |
| LADY WESTON | They don’t assassinate anybody. |
