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A VILLAGE FAIR - SUMMARY - ENGLISH 10TH Summary from Chapter No 11 A Village Fair” for class 10th, X, Matric Class A VILLAGE FAIR SUMMARY ENGLISH - X Class A VILLAGE FAIR - SUMMARY - ENGLISH X-Class A Village Fair A village fair is the most important event that takes place in a village. A large number of temporary shops are set up where villagers do most of their shopping. There are many entertainments in a village fair. All the people come to the village fair and enjoy themselves. Various entertaining activities continue there to entertain people. Acrobats, jugglers. conjurers show their performance. There are special attractions for children such as swings and merry go-rounds. Everybody is happy on the eve of a village fair. AVillage Fair education for all

Beautiful Hands - Question Answers - English 10th Question Answers from Chapter No 10 “ Beautiful Hands ” for class 10th, X, Matric Class  (Beautiful Hands - Question Answers - English 10th) Beautiful Hands - Question Answers - English 10th Q.1: What do you know about Ellen M.H. Gates?  Ans: Ellen M. H. Gates was born n Torrington, Connecticut (USA) in 1835  and riled In 1920. She wrote religious poems (hymns) like “The Home of the Soul” and “Eternity”. The collections of her poems were published in 1897 and 1910.( Beautiful Hands  - Question Answers - English 10th) Q.2: What words or phrases tell us that the hands are not pretty ¡n the physical sense? Ans: The poet uses the words or phrases like ‘neither white nor smaller, ‘fair at all’ and ‘these aged and wrinkled hands’. These words and phrases teft us that the hands arc not pretty in the physical scene. Beautiful Hands - Question Answers - English 10th Q.3: Why does the poet prais...

BEAUTIFUL HANDS - SUMMARY - ENGLISH 10TH Summary and Central Idea from Chapter No 10 “Beautiful Hands for class 10th. X. Matric Class SUMMARY The poetess pays rich compliments to her mother. She praises the beauty of her mother’s  hands, though these hands are wrinkled and not beautiful physically, yet they are sacred, sweet  and dear to her. When she was a child these hands worked hard to comfort her and to make  her happy. These hands are now old and weak time is coming near. When her mother will  depart from this world but in the life hereafter every thing will become bright beautiful and  young again. The poet hopes to embrace her mothers hands there. CENTRAL IDEA Mothers keep on working for their children with their hands. Their hands become weak and  wrinkled with the passage of time. However, the poet appreciates those hands as most  beautiful to her.                     ...

A Nation’s Strength - Question Answers - English 10th Question Answers from Chapter No 09 “A Nation’s Strength for class 10th, X, Metric Class A Nation’s Strength for class 10th, X, Metric Class Q.1: What kind of men can lift their country to the sky? Ans: Brave men who dare while others fly. Men who work while others sleep. Men who for truth and  honor's  sake stand fast and suffer long. In brief, men of character can lift their  country to the sky. Q.2: What is a nation’s strength? Ans: A nation’s strength is not gold or wealth. A nation’s strength depends only on its people.  However, those people must be men of character They must be brave, honest,  hardworking, truthful and men of principles. Q.3: What is the message of the poem A Nation’s Strength? Ans: The message of the poem A Nation’s Stregth is that a nation is strong only by its people. These people should be brave, daring, hardworking, determined and pa...

A NATION’S STRENGTH - SUMMARYAND CENTRAL IDEA- ENGLISH 10TH Summary and Central Idea from Chapter No 09 A Nation’s Strength” for class 10th, X, Matric Class SUMMARY A nation does not become great with its wealth. The greatness of a nation depends only on its  people. These people must be brave, honest and patient. These people have high moral  character. Only great people make a great nation. CENTRAL IDEA A nation becomes great with his people. These people must be brave, honest and determined. These people make a nation great. A Nation’s Strength education for all

Dignity of Work - Question Answers - English 10th Question Answers from Chapter No 08 “ Dignity of Work ” for class 10th, X, Matric Class Q.1:        Why did AAhtar not arts ever his mother? Ans:       Akhtar did not answer his mother because he was feeling cross. He came late from school. Q.2:        What did Mr. Inayat tell the children? Ans:       Mr. Inayat had been to many parts of the world. He always told the children interesting things about them. Q.3:        What reason did Akhtar give to his uncle for being cross? Ans:       He told his uncle that they were having the social service work at school. He said that they had to do the work of servants and gardeners. He was cross because the teacher made him dust the cupboard and the desks. Q.4:   ...

DIGNITY OF WORK - SUMMARY - ENGLISH 10TH Summary from Chapter No 08 “Dignity of Work” for class 10th, X, Matric Class Akhtar got angry on being asked to dust the cupboard and the desk during the social service  work at school, He thought that it was servant’s work. His uncle, Mr. Inayat, told him about the  dignity of work The advanced countries have learnt the dignity of work Everybody works  there. They are not ashamed of doing work, while we avoid doing work. Our Prophet (peace be  on him) and his companions did their work with their own hands. Akhtar understood the  dignity of work and promised not to mind working with his hands in the future. Dignity of Work  DIGNITY OF WORK - SUMMARY - ENGLISH 10TH Summary from Chapter No 08 “Dignity of Work” for class 10th, X, Matric Class Related above more  A Visit - Question Answers education for all