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- Make the following sentence Affirmative without change of meaning.He will not be able to stop them. He will be unable to stop them. 1
- Make the following sentence Affirmative without change of meaning.I don’t remember. I forget. 1
- Make the following sentence Affirmative without change of meaning.I can do no more. This is all I can do. / I can do only this much. 1
- Make the following sentence Affirmative without change of meaning.Sir, do not anger her. Sir, avoid angering her. / Sir, keep her calm. 1
- Make the following sentence Affirmative without change of meaning.I shall not want many soldiers. I shall want only a few soldiers. 1
- Fill in the gaps in the table of word-forms (Noun – Verb – Adjective – Adverb). Example: success – succeed – successful – successfully. Given: (2) inspire (verb) (3) safe (adjective) (4) harm (verb) (5) thought (noun) (6) brightly (adverb) (7) courag… NounVerbAdjectiveAdverb successsucceedsuccessfulsuccessfully inspirationinspireinspiring / inspirationalinspiringly safetysavesafesafely har... 1
- Rearrange the good qualities in each set so that the first letter of each word makes a meaningful word. Join the sets and get the message.Set 1: Understanding / Adaptable / Tolerant / Neat / Encouraging / ResourcefulSet 2: Selfless / InspiringSet 3:… Set 1: Neat, Adaptable, Tolerant, Understanding, Resourceful, Encouraging – the word is NATURE Set 2: Inspiring, Selfless – the word is IS S... 1
- Adding different prepositions to the same action verb changes the meaning of the phrase. Guess the difference in meanings of the underlined phrases.(1) (a) He promised to look into the matter. (b) He asked me to look for his lost book. (c) I shall lo… (a) look into – investigate/examine (b) look for – search (c) look forward to – wait eagerly for (a) broke out – started suddenly (b) broke... 1
- Why had Joan wanted to meet Captain Squire? Joan wanted Captain Robert de Baudricourt to give her a horse, armour and some soldiers and to send her to the Dauphin, so that she could fr... 1
- Name the persons who Joan needed to free Orleans. Joan needed Polly (Monsieur de Poulengey), Jack, John Godsave, Dick the Archer and their servants John of Honecourt and Julian. She also exp... 1
- Was the Dauphin fit to be a Prince and heir? No. According to Poulengey, the Dauphin was hiding in Chinon like a rat in a corner and would not fight. His men were frightened and he coul... 1
- What was the squire’s opinion about miracles? The squire said that miracles are all right, but the only difficulty about them is that they don’t happen nowadays. 1
- What did Robert accuse Poulengey of? Robert accused Poulengey of being out of his mind and as mad as Joan for taking her ‘crazy idea’ of going to the Dauphin seriously. 1
- What shows Joan is a person of immense faith? When Robert asked whether she thought soldiering was anybody’s job, Joan replied that it could not be very difficult if God is on your side.... 1
- Why were the French soldiers always beaten? The French soldiers were always beaten because they fought only to save their skins (lives), and the shortest way to save one’s skin is to r... 1
- What dress did Joan want? Joan wanted a soldier’s dress. 1
- What made Robert finally agree to the plan? Poulengey’s firm belief in Joan and Joan’s own confidence made Robert agree. He felt that her words might inspire the troops and even the Da... 1
- Read the extract from G. B. Shaw’s play on Joan of Arc and fill in the Tree diagram: Setting (Period, Location), Characters, Main Plot, Scene of the given play. BranchDetails Setting – Period1429, during the Hundred Years War between England and France Setting – LocationFrance – the room (with a cour... 1