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Twelfth Night William Shakespeare Question: What happened to the ship of Viola and Sabastian? How were they saved? Answer: Sabastian and Viola were identical twins brother and sister. They were on a voyage together when a violent storm struck them. The ship hit a rock and split into pieces. It took place on the coast of Illyria. They got separated from each other by the shipwreck. The captain of the ship along with Viola and a few sailors were saved and they safely landed on the shore.  But instead of being happy to survive, she began to lament for her brother, because she was sure that her brother must have died by drowning. The captain tried to console her that he had seen her brother catching hold of a strong mast and was borne up above the water. This news consoled Viola. On the other hand, Sabastian, too, survived the peril. When the ship split, he fastened himself to a  strong mast. This help him to stay afloat on the waves for a long time. Later another ship captain cal...

Textual Grammar 1. The root is to be pulled out. [Change the Voice] Ans: Somebody is to pull out the root. 2. Hack and chop it. [Change the Voice] Ans: You are ordered to hack and chop it. 3. It is to be roped. [Change the Voice] Ans: Someone is to rope it. 4. Then it is done. [Change the Voice] Ans: Then men do it. 5. It takes much time to kill a tree. [Change the Voice] Ans: Much time is taken to kill a tree. 6. Not a simple jab of the knife will do it. [Change the Voice] Ans: It will not be done by a simple jab of the knife. 7. Not a simple jab of the knife will do it. [ Make it affirmative] Ans: A simple jab of the knife will keep it undone. 8. Not so much pain will do it. [Make it affirmative] Ans: So much pain is insufficient to do it. 9. But this alone won’t do it. [Make it affirmative] Ans: But this alone is insufficient to do it. 10. It takes much time to kill a tree. [ Make it negative] Ans: It does not take a little time to kill a tree. 11. If unchecked they will expand aga...

The Big Friendly Giant by Roald Dahl | Textual Question answer Quick Answers 1. Here are some sentences that tell us how The BFG makes dreams. Put them in the right sequence by numbering them. a. He blows in the powder through a blowpipe. [4] b. The children breathe in the powder that floats around the room. [5] c. He finds a room with a sleeping child. [2] d. The BFG goes to house where children are asleep. [1] e. He opens his suitcase and selects a power. [3] 2. Authors build characters by describing them to us. Fill in the blanks to complete the description of The BFG. a. very tall: three times as tall as an ordinary man, tall enough to reach windows that are one or even two flights up. b. very large: hands as large as wheelbarrows. c. home: lives in an underground cavern close to the filling station. d. usually goes out only when it is dark. e. always carries a suitcase and a blowpipe. Reference to contex 3. But he was a marvelous storyteller. He used to make up a bedtime ...