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| Board | SCERT, Kerala |
| Text Book | SCERT Based |
| Class | SSLC |
| Subject | English Solution |
| Chapter | Unit I - Chapter 2 |
| Chapter Name | The Snake and the Mirror |
| Category | Kerala SSLC |
Kerala Syllabus SSLC Class 10 English Textbook Solution Unit I Chapter 3 Lines Written in Early Spring
- Chapter 1: Adventures in a Banyan Tree (Short Story)
- Chapter 2: The Snake and the Mirror (Short Story)
- Chapter 3: Lines Written in Early Spring (Poem)
- Chapter 1: Project Tiger (Memoir)
- Chapter 2: My Sister’s Shoes (Screenplay)
- Chapter 3: Blowin’ In The Wind (Song)
- Chapter 1: The Best Investment I Ever Made (Anecdote)
- Chapter 2: The Ballad of Father Gilligan (Poem)
- Chapter 3: The Danger of a Single Story (Speech)
- Chapter 1: The Scholarship Jacket (Short Story)
- Chapter 2: Poetry (Poem)
- Chapter 3: The Never Never Nest (One-Act Play)
- Chapter 1: Vanka (Short Story)
- Chapter 2: Mother to Son (Poem)
- Chapter 3: The Castaway (Short Story)
Unit 1: Glimpses of Green
Unit 2: The Frames
Unit 3: Lore of Values
Unit 4: Flights of Fancy
Unit 5: Ray of Hope
Chapter 3 Lines Written in Early Spring Textbook Solution
Qn 1.What does the expression “I sate reclined” indicate about the poet’s state of mind.
- Answer)
It indicates that the poet was quite relaxed.
What does the expression “I sate reclined” indicate about the poet’s state of mind.
- Answer)
It indicates that the poet was quite relaxed.
Why does the poet feel sad while reclining in the grove?
- Answer)
He feels sad because sad thoughts come to his mind. He thinks how man mistreats man and brings unhappiness around.
Qn 3.How does the poet associate himself with nature?
- Answer)
He associates himself with nature by thinking that his soul is linked with Nature. Nature and man share the same soul and they are connected.
- Answer)
‘And much it grieved my heart to think/What man has made of man.” What do these lines convey?
- Answer)
These lines convey the sadness of the poet who sees . how man mistreats his fellow beings. The wars and bloodshed that man makes is against the principle of nature. Nature asks us to enjoy the peace and beauty that God has given us. But we quarrel and fight making us unhappy all the time.
What makes the poet think that every flower enjoys its existence?
- Answer)
When the flower blooms it is like smiling. Naturally, the flower is enjoying its time on earth. It will not last long, but when it is alive it enjoys its time and that is why it opens its petals and gives a broad smile to all.
What is the nature’s holy plan? How does man work against it?
- Answer)
Nature’s holy plan is to make everything and everybody happy, enjoying the good things that Gpd has created. But man works against this and spends his time quarreling and fighting. He is greedy and often spends his life getting and spending money without enjoying the beauty of nature.
Suggest an alternative title for the poem.
- Answer)
The Beauty Of Nature
SSLC English Textbook Solution
- Chapter 1: Adventures in a Banyan Tree (Short Story)
- Chapter 2: The Snake and the Mirror (Short Story)
- Chapter 3: Lines Written in Early Spring (Poem)
- Chapter 1: Project Tiger (Memoir)
- Chapter 2: My Sister’s Shoes (Screenplay)
- Chapter 3: Blowin’ In The Wind (Song)
- Chapter 1: The Best Investment I Ever Made (Anecdote)
- Chapter 2: The Ballad of Father Gilligan (Poem)
- Chapter 3: The Danger of a Single Story (Speech)
- Chapter 1: The Scholarship Jacket (Short Story)
- Chapter 2: Poetry (Poem)
- Chapter 3: The Never Never Nest (One-Act Play)
- Chapter 1: Vanka (Short Story)
- Chapter 2: Mother to Son (Poem)
- Chapter 3: The Castaway (Short Story)
Unit 1: Glimpses of Green
Unit 2: The Frames
Unit 3: Lore of Values
Unit 4: Flights of Fancy
Unit 5: Ray of Hope
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