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प्रश्न
What is the difference between ‘claim’ and ‘fact’?
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उत्तर
The term 'claim' refers to a statement that states or underlines something without providing proof to support it. Its validity has not been verified. On the other hand, a fact is a statement that can be proven true using evidence.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
- Can you make tea?
- How do you make tea?
- What brand do you like?
- At home, who makes tea/coffee for everybody?
- Have you seen a tea-plantation? What was it like?
Form pairs and write the process of making tea in a step-by-step manner.
Write the names of as many beverages as you can within two minutes. What do the following beverages remind you of? Draw word webs to show your associations.
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How is tea, the beverage, made?
How is tea, that is packed and sold to us, made?
Where are tea estates located?
Why are tea plants pruned?
What does tea contain? What does it not contain?
Why did he carry out further investigations about tea?
How did tea reach other parts of the world?
What is the difference between legends or stories and history?
The paragraph about how tea came to India brings out the difference between history based on oral sources and ‘recorded history’. Discuss how the author brings it out.
Do you have any ceremonies associated with food items?
What are the good qualities of tea?
Why are the cups only half-filled in Chinese tea ceremonies?
List all the names of Geographical places mentioned in the (The Story of Tea) passage.
List the words related to chemistry from the (The Story of Tea) passage.
Complete the following sentence with the help of the (The Story of Tea) passage:
The teas we buy are usually classified according to ______.
Complete the following sentence with the help of the (The Story of Tea) passage:
In many countries around the world, tea drinking is an ______.
Complete the following sentence with the help of the (The Story of Tea) passage:
Our body produces chemicals called ______.
From the (The Story of Tea) passage, find all the words or pairs of words that begin with ‘tea’. Examples: teapot, tea plants.
