The Tempest : Ferdinand and Miranda’s first impression
Ferdinand’s introduction to Miranda : Question : How is Ferdinand introduced ? What is Miranda’s first impression of him ? What […]
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The Tempest : Ferdinand Miranda first meeting – Theme of love in The Tempest
Ferdinand’s First Meeting with Miranda : Act 1 Scene 2 Question : Give an account of Ferdinand’s meeting with Miranda.
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The Tempest : Importance of Act 1 scene 2 in the play “The Tempest”
Importance of Act 1 Scene 2 in the Play : The Tempest Question : What is the importance of Act
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The Tempest Question Answers : Caliban’s impression in Act 1 scene 2
The Tempest : Question : What impression do you make of Caliban ? Answer : Caliban is the Earthy Spirit of
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The Tempest : First meeting of Caliban with Prospero in Act 1 scene2
First Meeting between Caliban and Prospero in Act 1 Scene 2 of “The Tempest “ Question : Give an account of
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Who is Ariel – Act 1 scene 2 The Tempest ISC Question Answers
Introduction of Ariel: The Tempest Question : Who is Ariel ? What does he report to Prospero? Answer : Ariel
The Sound Machine
The Sound Machine : by Roald Dahl : ISC Question Answers
The Sound Machine : by Roald Dahl Question Answers Question : ‘The Sound Machine’ depicts the apathy of man to the
A Gorilla in the Guest Room
A Gorilla in the Guest Room : By Gerald Durrell :Question Answers
A Gorilla in the Guest Room : by Gerald Durrell Question Answers Question : Discuss the efforts made by Gerald Durrell
The Chinese Statue
The Chinese Statue : by Jeffrey Archer : ISC Question Answers
The Chinese Statue : By Jeffery Archer Question Answers Question: How does the short story ‘The Chinese Statue’ explore the theme
Fritz
Fritz : By Satyajit Ray : ISC Question Answers
Fritz : By Satyajit Ray Question Answers Question: “Horror through inanimate objects is the staple diet of many writers”, Satyajit Ray