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Flashcards covering the key concepts from the 8th Standard First Language English textbook.
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What is the main objective of language textbooks?
To help learners master communicative competencies, excellent comprehension, meaningful expression, and efficient reference skills.
What does NCF-2005 emphasize regarding examinations?
Making examinations flexible and integrating them with classroom experiences.
What is the significance of the heavenly parasol in the story?
It is a symbol of divine favor and indicates that the person under its shadow is destined to be a sovereign of the whole world.
What offer does the barbarian make to the king to save his son's life?
The Barbarian offers to sacrifice an innocent man to please the gods and save his son.
What is Nagendra's initial occupation?
He sets up a shop to sell wisdom.
What does Nagendra advise Babu to do when called to court?
Pretend to be insane.
What is the wisdom that Nagendra sells to the king?
"Think deeply before you do anything."
Why is Swaminathan anxious before the match?
He is worried about his practice time because of his school schedule.
What excuse does Swaminathan give the drill master?
He claims to be in a terrible state of health and delirious.
What does the doctor suggest to Swaminathan instead of providing a certificate?
He offers to talk to the Headmaster about excusing him after 4:30.
What did Anandi Gopal decide to become?
A doctor.
What strange customs did Anandi Gopal observe in America?
People not bathing every day.
What obstacle did Anandi Gopal face upon her return to India?
Lack of available treatment.
Why did Benjamin Jones's wife discourage him?
She thought he had no chance of winning because he hadn't gone swimming for years.
What motivated Benjamin Jones during the swimming competition?
He was motivated by a crab biting his toe.
What is the poem Leisure about?
Taking time to look around and appreciate the beauty in everyday life.
What makes our life poor according to the poem Leisure?
Not having time to stand and stare.