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This post “The Tiger King” has a brief life history of the poet, introduction, theme, word meanings, summary, main points, important extracts, questions, and answers with all NCERT solutions to facilitate the understanding of the lesson. Academicseasy is presenting a fully revised and updated study material of the lesson in accordance with the new latest … Read more
This post “A Thing of Beauty” has a brief life history of the poet, introduction, theme, word meanings, summary in English and Hindi, main points, important extracts, questions, and answers with all NCERT solutions to facilitate the understanding of the Poem. Academicseasy is presenting a fully revised and updated study material of the poem in … Read more
This post “Keeping Quiet” has a brief life history of the poet, introduction, theme, word meanings, summary, main points, important extracts, questions, and answers with all NCERT solutions to facilitate the understanding of the lesson/Poem. Academicseasy is presenting a fully revised and updated study material of the lesson/poem in accordance with the new latest syllabus … Read more
This post “An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum” has a brief life history of the poet, introduction, theme, word meanings, summary in English and Hindi, detailed analysis, main points, important extracts, questions, and answers with all NCERT solutions to facilitate the understanding of the lesson/Poem. Academicseasy is presenting a fully revised and updated study … Read more
This post “My Mother at Sixty-Six” has a brief life history of the poet, introduction, theme, word meanings, summary, main points, important extracts, questions, and answers with all NCERT solutions to facilitate the understanding of the lesson/Poem. Academicseasy is presenting a fully revised and updated study material of the lesson/poem in accordance with the new … Read more
Q1. How and why does Conan Doyle present Baskerville Hall as a liminal space? Ans. In contrast to “green squares of the fields” that are nearby, the lands on which Baskerville Hall is situated feature “a gray, melancholy hill, with a strange jagged summit, dim and vague… like some fantastic landscape in a dream”. Such liminal … Read more
How Holmes & Watson deal the Case: 1. Throughout the case, Holmes uses all of his five senses to gather information. 2. Because all of his information is based on his senses, none of his observations can be considered an assumption or a guess. 3. Holmes uses “deduction,” … Read more
Chapter wise summary in Points CHAPTER 1 A cane, belonging to Dr. Mortimer, is left behind at Holmes’s house. Though he hasn’t yet met Mortimer, Holmes sizes the man up simply by studying his cane. CHAPTER 2 Mortimer tells Holmes a creepy story about the Hound of the Baskervilles, which starts off long ago when … Read more
MAIN CHARACTERS Sherlock Holmes: The detective Dr. Watson: Holmes’s friend as well as his agent Sir Henry Baskerville: The son of Sir Charles’s younger brother Dr. James Mortimer: Sir Charles’s Friend as well as his doctor Mr. & Mrs. Barrymore: Sir Charles’s servants Jack Stapleton: Sir Charles’s neighbour and a naturalist Beryl Stapleton: Jack’s wife but pretended to be his sister Mr. Frankland: Sir Charles’s neighbour … Read more
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