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6. Why is the Englishman’s visit referred to as unexplained mystery? Ans: The Englishman’s visit to the Gemini Studios is referred to as an unexplained mystery because no one could decipher his identity, whether he was a poet or an editor. Besides, when he spoke no one at the studio understood what he intended to say as his accent was beyond their comprehension.
1. Who was the English visitor to the studios? Ans: The English visitor to the Gemini Studios was Stephen Spender. He was the editor
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Q 10. How did the European countries resolve their Post Second World War problem? Briefly outline the attempts that led to the formation of the European Ans. As the Second World War came to an end, many of Europe’s leaders grappled with the ‘Question of Europe’. The Second World War shattered many of the assumptions and structures on which the European states had based their relations. In 1945, the European states confronted the ruin of their economies and the destruction of the assumptions
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¡Escribe tu textROOM 13 Viborg is a city in Denmark. It is an old city, but it has only a few old buildings. A great fire destroyed most of the old town in 1726. Mr Anderson was writing a book on the history of Denmark. He went to Viborg in 1891. He wanted to study the history of the town. He stayed in an old building in Viborg – The Golden Lion Inn. The inn was nearly 350 years old. Anderson asked the landlord for a large room. The landlord of The Golden Lion showed him two rooms – room number Read Moreangles
MUSIC – PERFORMANCE→lyrics, performance, performs, lead singer, sound quality, audience, support band, sell out, live album, release, tour, record, hit, playlist, hip hop, classical music, jazz, keyboard, drums, composer, dj, ability to focus, how you exercise, learning foreign language, maths ability, memory, movement, your dreams, gig
FEELING AND EMOTIONS→ angry, bored boredom, calm calmness, content contentment, embarrassed embarrassment, happy happiness, jealous jealousy, joyfull, sympathetic
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CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUNG LEARNERSMacbeth
AMBITION
“Two truths are told, As happy prologues to the swelling act, Of th’imperial theme (1.3)” – Macbeth speaks these lines as he realizes that the witches’ prophecy (that he will be Thane of Cawdor) has come true.
“Thou wouldst be great, Art not without ambition, but without, The illness should attend it (1.5)” – Lady Macbeth speaks these lines as she reflects on her husband’s character
“I have no spur To prick the sides of my intent, but onlyVaulting ambition, which o’erleaps
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