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Class 11 English Discovering Tut The Saga Continues Explanation

  Class 11 English Discovering Tut The Saga Continues   Explanation With Reference to Context Discovering Tut The Saga Continues   - Up CBSE board Class 11 Chapter 3 Discovering Tut The Saga Continues   Detailed Explanation of the lesson with summary and meaning of difficult words. The name of the Lesson Discovering Tut The Saga Writer of this Chapter-  A. R Williams   About the Author------ A.   R Williams has been special in science and culture heritage. She was awarded many times. She devoted herself to solve ancient mysterious of the world. About the lesson ------ O nce upon a time a great civilization flourished in Egypt. At that time, a powerful royal family ruled over Egypt. The majestic tombs were left. The rulers were mummified. Tut was the last ruler of the royal family. Howard carter discovered his tomb.        Explanation with reference to context the following passage: 1-All afternoon……. R...
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CLASS 12 LOST SPRING EXPLANATION REFERENCE AND CONTEXT

 

 CLASS 12 LOST SPRING EXPLANATION, REFERENCE AND CONTEXT 

                      ANEES JUNG 

     1-After month of  ………………………each of them

Reference- This given excerpt has been taken from the chapter 'Lost Spring' written by 'Anees Jung'.

Context - In this passage the author tells about the meaning and recognition of the name Saheb.

Explanation - The author is telling in this excerpt that she has known the boy sahib for a long time and then asks his name and he gets 'Saheb-e-Alam'. Saheb is an illiterate and young boy and does not know the meaning of his name. The authors imagine that if Saheb would know the meaning of his name - Lord of the Universe, he would not be able to believe it. Completely clueless, unaware of the meaning of his name, he wanders about in the streets with his friends. They appear like birds of the morning, an army of barefoot boys and disappear in the afternoon. And as the months passed, Anees Jung began to recognize them all.

 

2- 2-  My acquaintance  ………………….no longer empty

Reference- This given excerpt has been taken from the chapter 'Lost Spring' written by 'Anees Jung'.

Context- In this quote the author tells about the geographical location of the rag pickers.

Explanation- The author tells that she has been watching those barefoot rag pickers for the past several days and then she reaches Seemapuri, which is situated on the periphery of Delhi, which is not so close to her. It is at some distance from Delhi. She traces the people living there who had settled there for their livelihood. He came from Bangladesh in 1971. The author found that Saheb's family also works as a waste picker. Seemapuri was not developed and remains so at present, but it is found to be overcrowded as thousands of people started living there.

3- 3 -I sometime find …………………………. Mean survival.

Reference- This given excerpt has been taken from the chapter 'Lost Spring' written by 'Anees Jung'.

Context- In this quote the author talks about the importance of research in the lives of the rag pickers because for elders it is a livelihood and for children, it is something wonderful.

Explanation- The writer notes the words of the Saheb because he finds money and sometimes ten rupee notes in the rubbish. Sir's eyes gleam at this. He compares coins with silver coins because he is very poor. He says that when something is found, the curiosity to search increases further. Hence the investigation is on. But for the parents. For its livelihood and children, it is wrapped in wonder. It seems necessary for survival.

4-  4- I will learn to ……………………………… land it seems .

Reference- This excerpt has been taken from the chapter 'Lost Spring' written by 'Anees Jung'.

Context-writer tells of Mukesh that he only dreams of cars and being the only member of the bangle making family, he finds only bangles everywhere in Firozabad.

Explanation- Mukesh is dedicated only to learn to drive a car. And he is sure of it. This dream seems unfulfilled as bangles are everywhere in Firozabad and she has no recourse for any other profession. Every other family in Firozabad is engaged in making bangles. Firozabad is the center of India's glass blowing industry. for the past several generations. Families work around furnaces


5-5- The cry was not …………………………… ability of  dream .

Reference- This given excerpt has been taken from the chapter 'Lost Spring' written by 'Anees Jung'.

Context- In this passage, the author tells about the irony that the supply of bangles in the whole country remains foodless at times.

Explanation- The author states that the families engaged in making bangles are unable to do any other business because they do not have money. They do not even have food to eat, only spiral rings are found in every house. The younger generation is unable to think other than this as they have to walk like the elders. Time has not contributed so much to change. Even after years, Firozabad seems irreplaceable. Due to pressure, paucity of money and years of overly painstaking work around furnaces, no one dreams and thinks of anything new for the future.

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