CLASS XII ENGLISH SUGGESTIONS (WBCHSE)

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                        ENGLISH SUGGESTIONS
                           CLASS-XII (WBCHSE)

THE EYES HAVE IT
1.How was the narrator impressed by the girl?
2.Comment on the ending of the story.
3.Justify the title of the story.
4."She would forget our brief encounter"- Who said this and about whom?What is the "brief encounter" referred to here?Why did the speaker want to suggest?
5.The man who had entered the compartment broke into my reverie"- What was the reverie?Who broke it and how?
6.Few girls can resist flattery"- Who said this?What did the speaker want to suggest?
7.How did the girl and the narrator depict the beauty of Mussoorie?
8."The voice had the sparkle of a mountain stream"-Who thinks so?Whose voice is referred to here?Why did the voice become so special?
9."Oh!How lucky you are"- Who said this?Who was considered to be lucky and why?How did the person react to the above remark?
10.Sketch the character of the narrator of the story.
11."I answered quite confidently "- Which question was answered to?Who answered it?Comment on the irony of the situation.
12.Describe the parting of the girl from the narrator in the train.
13."She was completely blind "- Explain the irony of the given line.
                               Or
The exchanges between the narrator and the last fellow passenger in the train
                               Or
Comment on the ending of the story "The Eyes Have It"



THREE QUESTIONS 

 1.How did the Tsar nurse the wounded man?
2.What were the answers given by the hermit to the Tsar''s questions?
3.What is the moral of the short story "Three Question"?
3."You are tired "- Who said this and to whom ?what made the person  tired?what did the speaker do for him?
4.Here comes some one running "-who is the speaker? Who was coming? Why did he come running? What happened to him?
5.Why did the Tsar go to the hermit? Why did he go therein disguise? What was the hermit doing when the Tsar met him?
6.what was the answers the king received for the first question?
7.why did the Tsar not agree with the answers of the learned men?Who did the Tsar decide to consult again?what was this person famous for ?How did the Tsar go to visit this person?
8.How did the Tsar make peace with his enemy?
                       Or
How did the enemy of the king become friends with the kingirl?
                       Or
Why didn'the the Tsar''s enemy attack him while he was sleeping?
                         Or
  "Forgive me "- said the bearded man.Why did the man ask for the Tsar''s forgiveness?


THANK YOU MA'AM

1.Analyse the character of Mrs.Jones.
2.Analyse the characterof Roger.
3.Bring out the significance of the title of the story.
4.Why did not the boy try to run away though he had the opportunity to do so?
5."I were young once and wanted things I could not get. "---Who said this and to whom?what do we come to know about the speaker'system past life?
6."I would teach you right from wrong "-- Who said this and to whom? How did the speaker transform the person spoken to here?
7.Describe the kitchen scene in the story "Thank You Ma'am".
8."I wanted a pair of blue suede shoes"- What reply did the speaker get and how did he react?
9."I'might very sorry,lady,I'mean sorry"- Who is the speaker? Why did the speaker say he was very sorry? Was the speaker really sorry?
10."Sweat popped out on the boy's face and he began to struggle "--Who was the boy?why was he sweating?why did he struggle?

STRONG ROOTS

 1.What did Kalam say about his childhood days?
2."Why don't you say this to the people who come to you...?"- Who says this and to whom?what is referred to by the word 'this'?why do the people come to the person spoken to?
ON KILLING A TREE

 1.How does the bleeding bark heal itself?
2.Write in detail about the growth of the tree.
3."And then it is done"-- when and how is it done?
4.Justify the title of the poem.
5.The poem "On Killing a Tree" describes man's cruelty and violence.Discuss. 


ASLEEP IN THE VALLEY

1.Justify the title of the poem.
2.How does the poet describe the valley?
3."The humming insects don't disturb his rest"--Who rests and where ? What puts him in rest? Why can not the insects disturb his rest?
THE POETRY OF EARTH
1.Justify the title of the poem.
2.Describe the two seasons.
3. How does Keats establish the continuity of the poetry?

SHALL I COMPARE THEE TO A SUMMER'S DAY? 

1.How does Shakespeare immortalise his friend's beauty?
2."So long lives this,and this gives life to thee"--What does 'this' refer to?what does 'this' give life to and how?







THE PROPOSAL

1.Make a brief sketch of the social life presented in the play.
2.Describe the character of Lomov.
3.Bring out the significance of the title of the play.
4.Evaluate the play as a comedy.
5."Hurry up and get married "-who says this and to whom?when does he say so?why does he want the person of hurry up?

By BISHNU SARKAR 




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