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than the returns. A. The process of pot making is quite tiresome and long, and one hardly earns much. B. The process of pot making is exhausting, t... |
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out some clay and the implements from her basket quietly. (iv) ‘Onula fashioned a beautiful pot.’ Here, the word ‘fashioned’ means ______________. ... |
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that are crucial for any enterprise/business/vocation. Work in pairs and find the meanings of the following words related to economy. You may refer... |
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Arenla, who _____________. 4. Read the highlighted words in the following lines from the text. V Onula saw her taking out some clay… V … make as ma... |
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some steps involved in making stone statues. As you listen, select the six correct steps out of the nine given. (Transcript for teacher on page 261... |
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are meaningful and enjoyable to you. V Step 2: Describing skills Describe specific activities or practices you engage in to nurture your skills. Th... |
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other than the name of Gessler Brothers; and in the window a few pairs of boots. He made only what was ordered, and what he made never failed to fi... |
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Then I would murmur, “Thank you! Good morning, Mr Gessler.” “Good morning” he would reply, still looking at the leather in his hand. And as I moved... |
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trade. “Dey get id all,” he said, “dey get id by advertisement, nod by work. Dey take id away from us, who lofe our boods. Id gomes to dis— bresent... |
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not wear them out. And soon after that I went abroad. It was over a year before I was again in London. And the first shop I went to was my old frie... |
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a man in London made a better boot. But look at the competition! He never advertised! Would have the best leather too, and do it all himself. Well,... |
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of wood with mathematical precision, Kaveri Theelectricianshumming;theygetreadyforwork, 58 work with cables and wires to brighten our lives, The bo... |
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celebratory hostile reverential joyful sympathetic A. The tone is ______________and _____________ , depictingasenseofadmirationandrespect for the a... |
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with, according to the poet? 3. What does ‘return home’ symbolise besides the literal act of returning? 4. Identify the phrase that tells us that e... |
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that is not the synonym of the words given in Column 1. Column 1 Column 2 1. myriad (i) countable, innumerable, numerous, abundant 2. hues (ii) sha... |
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different career options. Complete the poster for the event given below. NAME OF THE ORGANISER _______________________ announces Event ____________... |
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choice. Prepare a presentation explaining the following. V Reason for your choice V How is it helpful to the society and self? III A Japanese Haiku... |
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Winds of Change Reflect and Respond I Does anyone in your family use a hand fan? What do you call it in your language? What is it made of? II Work ... |
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there was substantial commonality in their use across India, different villages and towns developed their own varieties of traditional pankhas. Eac... |
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palm leaf hand fans are locally referred water grass to as Tal Patar Pankha. They are easy to carry and are perpetually kept as an article of posse... |
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spread awareness about the beauty and importance of this craft in India’s culture. Check Your Understanding I Work in pairs to complete the table o... |
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now provides some form of livelihood to India’s artisans. The slight increase in popularity and demand is significantly factored by the different v... |
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and encrusted within and outside 1. Classify the pairs of words given above in the following categories. One example has been done for you. Appeara... |
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for my success. (v) I would like to (tone up/improve) my grammar. IV Read the following sentences. Underline the verbs. 1. In modern times, pankhas... |
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Grandma likes to keep special items close to her. 5. Rohanthinksapankhawithintricatedesignswould be too delicate for Grandma’ s liking. 6. Priya su... |
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