Questions and Answers

Write a critical appreciation of the poems The Eve of Waterloo by Lord Byron and Dulce et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen with reference to romanticism of war, its glorification and futility.

I cannot but shed tears. (Use ‘help’) Or, I cannot but shed tears. (Remove ‘but’)

He cannot help wondering what he should do next. (use ‘but’ / remove ‘help’)

What are the themes of Henry Cuyler Bunner’s poem ‘The Heart of the Tree’?

How does the story “The Blue bead” by Norah Burke depict the theme “where there is a will there is a way”?

What was the Nazis’ Aryan superiority or Aryan-supremacy theory, as mentioned in the story “My Greatest Olympic Prize” by Jesse Owens?

Could you suggest some topics for article writing for class seven students?

Explain the destruction caused by war and the common man’s ignorance of its purpose as shown in Robert Southey’s poem After Blenheim? Or, Discuss Southey’s poem “After Blenheim” as an anti-war poem. Or, State clearly how the poet creates an atmosphere of devastation […]

What do you think is the author’s message in the story “A Gorilla in the Guest Room” by Gerald Durrell?

What is the tone of the last two lines of the poem After Blenheim by Robert Southey? What according to you, the poet wants to convey in these lines?