The Never Never Nest of SSLC English Kerala Syllabus 10th standard chapter 3 is 'One-Act Play'. you can download the Pdf notes. Learn 10th SCERT class SSLC syllabus English chapter3 of Unit 4 'The Never Never Nest' notes in pdf format. "The Never Never Nest” is a One-act Played by French writer Cedric Mount. One-Act Play ‘The Never-Never Nest’ is a comedy about a young, ignorant couple, Jack and Jill. They believe in buying things in instalments. When Aunt Jane visits the couple, she finds them living a life of luxury. The game features a buy-now-pay-later marketing system that enables a low-income group of people to do things for themselves, which they can easily buy on their own. On the other hand, the system also makes people overweight and makes them fall into the habit of borrowing.
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Board | SCERT, Kerala |
Text Book | SCERT Based |
Class | SSLC |
Subject | English Notes |
Chapter | Unit 4 - Chapter 3 |
Chapter Name | The Never Never Nest (One-Act Play) |
Category | Kerala SSLC |
Kerala Syllabus SSLC Class 10 English Notes Unit - 4 Chapter 3 The Never Never Nest
Chapter 3 The Never Never Nest (One-Act Play)
Author
Cedric Mount is an outstanding playwriter of his age. He wrote imaginative plays, including Twentieth Century Lullaby, To cut a Long Short Story Short and Nature Abhors a Vacuum. His one act play is easy to conduct, funny, clever and Insightful. These dramas depict the contempt of society at the time without careful counsel. He has written in English and French. During the first half of the twentieth century he wrote many satires
Summary
Never Never Nest is a one act play. This comedy has a lot of resemblance to today's events. The majority of products are now purchased in instalments. The dramatist mocks people's habit of paying for products in instalments. This one-act play has a lot of potential. It's amusing. The story revolves around a young couple. It discusses the marketing concept of "buy now, pay later" (strategy). The hero is Jack. Jill is his wife's name. They've only recently married. They have a little child. Jack is employed in an office. Jill is a stay-at-home mom. Jack wishes to live a lavish lifestyle. The Visit of Aunt Jane Aunt Jane pays a visit to Jil and Jack's home. Jil and Jack's home is tastefully decorated. Jane is taken aback. She gave ten pounds to Jil and Jack's wedding. Jil and Jack's home is tastefully decorated. Jane is taken aback.
She gave Jil and Jack ten pounds as a gift for their wedding. The house, on the other hand, is magnificent. Jack's pay is really low. His home, on the other hand, is stunning. All of Jack and Jill's needs are met. They own an automobile as well as a radio. They have a refrigerator in their apartment. Jane is taken aback. She is unsure if she has given a gift of 2000 pounds. Jane is aware of the truth. Everything was acquired in instalments by Jil and Jack. They don't have any property. Jack is paid 6 pounds per week. However, he incurs a weekly cost of £7. There is a decrease in income. However, the cost is higher. Only one leg of the sofa belongs to Jack and Jill. The financial institution. The sofa is owned by the bank. Only the steering wheel belongs to Jack and Jill. The car is owned by the bank. Jane is furious (angry). Jane is eager to assist Jack and Jill. As a result, she provides ten pounds. She instructs them to finish the entire instalment of each given product. Doctor Martin receives the money from Jill. Jack is enraged.
He intends to pay for the vehicle. Jill persuades Jack. She gives the money to Doctor Martin in order for them to be able to keep their child. As a result, this one-act drama is extremely amusing. Because he falls into the "buy now, pay later" trap, Jack purchases expensive items in instalments. This one-act drama emphasises the need of good financial management in leading a happy life.
Chapter 3: The Never Never Nest (One-Act Play) Notes
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SSLC English Chapter Wise Notes PDF Download
- 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)
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