Literature Treasure

            L - 1 A Truimph of Surgery Q-1 . Why is Mrs Pumphrey worried about Tricki?   Answer: Mrs Pumphrey is worried because Tricki has become listless, weak, and inactive. He refuses to eat his favorite dishes, has bouts of vomiting, and spends all his time lying on a rug panting without wanting to go for walks. Q-2   What does she do to help him? Is she wise in this?   Answer: She gives him extra snacks between meals like malt, cod-liver oil, and a bowl of Horlicks to build up his strength. She also continues to give him sweets like cream cakes and chocolates. No, she is not wise. Her excessive indulgence and overfeeding make Tricki dangerously obese and sick.   Q-3 -  Who does ‘I’ refer to in this story? Answer : In this story, "I" refers to the narrator, Mr. James Herriot , who is a qualified veterinary surgeon.   Q-4 Is the narrator as rich as Tricki’s mistress? Answer : No, the narrator is not as rich as Mrs. ...

                  L- THE  WORLD OF LIMITLESS  POSSIBILITIES  Reflect  and  Respond  1- This is a picture  of Sheetal Devi, a para- archer's was honored  with the Arjuna Award in January  2024. 1- Look at the picture   carefully  and share your observation  with your classmates  and  teacher.  Ans - Unique  Techniques- The image show Sheetal  Devi using her legs and feet to operate the bow, as she was born without arm. Focus and Determination- Her facial expression demonstrates intense concentration  and composure while aiming at the target. 2- Does this personality inspire you? Explain how. Ans - Yes, her personality  inspires  me she is fully  determined  and never let her physical  disability stop her from reaching the top of her sport. Being honored  with the Arjuna Award in January  2024 shows that through...

                                  L - VITAMIN  - M INTRODUCTIONS  OF LESSON  In education, "Vitamin M" is a widely studied short story written by Asha Nehemiah . It tells the humorous and heartwarming tale of a young boy named Ravi and his grandfather.  Vitamin-M softly portrays how the bond between a boy and his grandfather evolves over time. With a touch of humour and warmth, it highlights themes of dignity, independence, and the importance of showing kindness and respect to the elderly. INTRODUCTION  OF  WRITER  Asha Nehemiah born in 1958 at Chennai has lived, studied and worked in 8 different cities and small towns and is now a resident of Bangalore . She has always been interested in writing.  She is a children’s author and her books are popular with children of all ages. She has written picture books, chapter books, short stories and mystery novels. Sh...

                        L - 3.              WIINDS  OF CHANGE  INTRODUCTION  OF  LESSON  The lesson “Winds of Change” highlights how change is an important part of life and society. It explains how new ideas, inventions, and technology bring progress and improve people’s lives. The lesson especially focuses on the development and importance of different kinds of fans and how they make our daily life comfortable. It also describes the transformation of old hand-operated fans into modern electric fans and advanced cooling systems. This change has made people’s lives easier, more comfortable, and more convenient by saving time and reducing hard work. The lesson teaches us to accept positive changes and use modern inventions wisely for a better future. ESSENCE  OF THE  LESSON  👉   The word pankha is derived from pankh, which means a bi...

            L- 2.           The Pot Maker                                   By - Temsula  Ao  INTRODUCTION OF WRITER     Temsula Ao was a famous Indian writer, poet, and professor from Nagaland. She was known for writing about the life, culture, traditions, and struggles of the Naga people. Her writings are simple, meaningful, and deeply connected with human emotions and village life. She received many awards for her contribution to literature. Through her stories, she highlighted values like hard work, honesty, and respect for traditional art and culture. INTRODUCTIONS OF The LESSON  - The Pot Maker The Pot Maker is a beautiful lesson written by Temsula Ao. It tells the story of a skilled village potter who makes clay pots with great care and dedication. The lesson highlights the importance...

              L -1.          HOW I TAUGHT  MY GRANDMOTHER to READ                                                      By - Sudha Murty Kaveri , textbook  of English  for grade 9 , is developed  in alignment  with the vision  of the National  Education  Policy( NEP) and the National  Curriculum  Framework  for School  Education .L - 1 HOW I Taught  My Grandmother  To  Read  is the lesson  which  gives a  message  to its readers  that there is no age or limit of learning  anything.  INTRODUCTIONS  of WRITER  Sudha Murty( born August 19, 1950) is famous Indian  water, educator,  author and a philanthropist. She is married  to N. R Nara...