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About of Ode on Solitude for Bihar 10th Students Section – Poetry Lesson – 02 Ode on Solitude Lesson type – Meditative Lyric Poem Poet – Alexander Pope (1688 to 1744) About the poet and his poem:- Alexander Pope was born in the year 1688 and lived up to the age of 56 years. He died in the year 1744 apart from being a poet he was also a critic and is remembered as a great Satirist. The Rape of the Lock, The Duncial, and The great Satirist. The Rape of the Lock, The Duncial, and The Epistles are some of the examples of Alexander Pope’s poetry which are recognized as one of the best satires amongst his creations. Ode on Solitude is a type of composition in poetry which is usually referred to as a chloric song generally accompanied by dance. The term is presently used to refer to long, meditative lyric poems that in dignified manner address a noble subject. In the present poem Ode on Solitude the poet draws a beautiful picture of a happy man. The poet tries to narrate the characteristics

Objective Questions of A Marriage Proposal for BSEB Intermediate Students Section: - Prose (Comedy) Chapter: - 11 (Eleven) Chapter: - A Marriage Proposal Author: - Anton Chekhov (1860 to 1904) Objective Questions and answers:- 1. Who is the writer of the prose piece, ‘A Marriage Proposal’? a. William Shakespeare b. H.E. Bates c. Anton Chekhov (Correct Ans.) d. Manohar Malgoankar 2. Anton Chekhov was born in- a. 1850 b. 1860 (Correct Ans.) c. 1855 d. 1865 3. When did Anton Chekhov die? a. 1889 b. 1990 c. 1902 d. 1904 (Correct Ans.) 4. Mr. Stepanovich Choobookow is a- a. Lawyer b. Landowner (Correct Ans.) c. Writer d. Poet 5. Natalia is the daughter of- a. Choobookov b. Ivan c. Chekhov (Correct Ans.) d. Vasilyevich 6. How old is Natalia? a. Twenty years b. Twenty one c. Twenty eight d. Twenty five (Correct Ans.) 7.

Summary of “A Marriage Proposal” for BSEB Intermediate Students Section: - Prose Chapter: - 11 Chapter: - A Marriage Proposal Author: - Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) Summary:- ‘A Marriage Proposal’ is a comedy in which the three characters are Stephen Stepanovich Choobookov, Natalia Step nova, Jvans Vasilyevich Lomov. They all are the neighbors. They have friend by relation. The Lomov wants to Choobookov’s daughter who is Natalian. So one day Lomov reached at the house of the Choobookov and tells about the marriage of Natalia and him. The Choobookov becomes happy to learn it. The Lomov has sort temper and Natalia is not a peace mind girl. Lomov is thirty five years old and Natalia is the twenty five years old. In the talking between the Lomov and Natalia’s the matter of the ox-Meadow property which is a disputed property took place and they removed of the main theme the marriage proposal and also again meeting they quarreled each other with the matter of the dogs Leap and Guess. Lomov

Chap. The Earth for Bihar.S.E.B Students Objective Questions Part 02 English: - Intermediate 100 Mark English Chapter: - Nine (9) Author: - H.E Bates (1905 to 74) 9. All that Johnson’s couple had was the- a. Wealth b. Farm c. Earth (Correct Ans.) d. A Shop 10. Benjy had understood that the hens exists for the purpose of- a. Playing b. Laying eggs (Correct Ans.) c. Eaten up d. Selling 11. Benjy had left school at the age of- a. Fourteen (Correct Ans.) b. Twelve c. Ten d. Eight 12. For many years Benjy’s father had been a – a. Teacher b. Local Preacher (Correct Ans.) c. Banker d. Runner 13. Johnson couple planed for a small ceremony when Benjy was of the age- a. 20 b. 21 (Correct Ans.) c. 24 d. 18 14. Benjy got a passbook having pretty money in bank, when he was of the age- a. Eighteen b. Twenty c. Twenty-one (Correct Ans.) d. Thirty 15. When Benjy possessed a passbook from his parents, his passbook had low much amount? a. More than 100 pounds b. More than 200 pounds c. More than 220 pou

Summary of India Through a Traveler’s Eyes for BSEB Intermediate Students Section: - Prose Chapter: - 10 Chapter: - India Through a Traveler’s Eyes Author: - Pearl S. Buck (1892-1973) Summary:- India had always been part of the background of my life, but I had never seen, it whole and for myself until now. Yet the stories that our Indian family doctor and his wife told me when I was child had woven themselves into my growing dreams, and I had long read everything that I could find about that country-form my father I had learned of it through Buddhism and the life history of the Lord Buddha. When did I go to India to see, not the Taj Mahal, although I did see it any by moonlight, not Fatehpur Sikri, although I did see it, and not the glories empire in New Delhi, although I did see them. I want to see India, to see and listen to two groups of people, the young intellectuals in the cities and the peasants in the villages. There I met in little room in the city, in little houses in the v