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The smallest measurement that can be made accurately with an instrument is called its “least count.” The smallest number on a metre scale is 1 mm, while the smallest number on an ammeter is 2 amperes. Metre Scale and Ammeter Example A metre scale is used every day to measure how long something is. It […]

Slope Of Position Vs Time Graph Position with respect to time is a graph that shows how an object moves over time. The slope of the position vs. time graph indicates the object’s speed at a particular time. Overview : Position Vs Time Graph A position vs. time graph shows how fast something is moving […]

What Is Motion in a Straight Line? An object is said to be in motion if it undergoes a change in position relative to its surroundings over a period of time. The phenomenon being referred to is the alteration in the spatial location of an entity as a function of the passage of time. Motion in […]

Welcome to etutorguru.in. Throughout our studies, we have acquired knowledge pertaining to the concepts of velocity, acceleration, and displacement. However, it is important to note that all of these quantities require a specific frame of reference in order to be accurately measured. This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the concept of frame […]

Summary of Albert Einstein at School It comes from the book The Young Einstein. This book was written by Patrick Pringle. This passage tells us about the problems that Albert Einstein had when he was in school. We can see that he didn’t really like school. It’s mostly about how Albert went against the usual […]

Summary of the Tale of Melon City The Tale of Melon City is a poem by Vikram Seth that mocks any government system. These are too simple tails of age-old customs or being proud of beliefs and traditions. Furthermore, the poet represents any nation whose policies are based on superstitions and old age beliefs through […]

Summary of Mother’s Day J. B. Priestley wrote the play Mother’s Day. It’s a funny and satirical look at the status of women, especially a housewife, in a family. A housewife also spends all her time helping her family, but her family takes her help for granted and doesn’t pay attention to what she needs. […]

Summary of Birth This chapter starts with Andrew Manson having a fight with his girlfriend. He had just finished medical school and was upset about something. Also, he was in a very bad mood on the way home. When he got home, he saw that Joe Morgan was still waiting for him. After 20 years […]

Summary of Silk Road In the Silk Road summary, the author’s journey from the slopes of Ravu to Mt. Kailash is described. It was done to finish the kora. In this way, it tells us about the journey they take. Also, the main goal of the trip was mostly religious. We can tell that the […]

Summary of The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse In this story, the author talks about an event from his or her childhood. When he talks about this event, it makes him feel very old. His cousin Mourad and a beautiful white horse are involved in the story. Mourad brings a white horse to ride […]

Summary of The Address Margo Minco wrote the story “The Address.” It tells about the chaos that comes after a war. We can see what it does to people and how they act. You can feel the pain, grief, and mental torment that war survivors have to deal with. It tells the story of the […]

Summary of Ranga’s Marriage Masti Venkatesha Iyengar wrote the story of Ranga’s wedding. In this story, the person telling it tells us about a very interesting thing that happened to him. It’s about a place called Hosahali. There was a boy in that village whose name was Ranga. The boy is unique because he is […]

Summary of The Adventure Gangadharpant, the Historian, is the main character of the story, which is about an event in history. This story by Jayant Narlikar shows how Gangadharpant, also known as Professor Gaitonde, travels through time. It starts with the professor wondering what would have happened to India if the Marathas hadn’t given the […]

Summary of Landscape to Soul This chapter has two parts, and the author is Nathalie Trouveroy. The first part comes from “Landscape of the Soul: Ethics and Spirituality in Chinese Painting,” while the second comes from “Getting Inside “Outsider Art.” An article called “Getting Inside” came out in the Hindustan Times in 2005. She is […]

Summary of the Browning Version The Browning Version Summary: This play shows how high school students feel about their teacher. Also, his comments are terrible because they are so close to the truth. He makes Mr. Crocker-voice Harris’s sound like his own. And say that the man is almost not human. He is very worried […]

Summary of The Ailing Planet: the Green Movement’s Role In this chapter, we will look at the reasons why the health of our planet is getting worse. At first, this chapter was an article. Nani Palkhivala is the person who wrote this article. This article came out in the newspaper “The Indian Express” on November […]

Summary of Discovering Tut: the Saga Continues The person who wrote this chapter is A.R. Williams. Also, this chapter is about Tutankhamun, the last heir to the great Pharaoh Dynasty. He ruled for 9 years and died when he was a teenager. When he died, a mystery was born. This chapter talks about all the […]

Summary of We’re Not Afraid to Die… if We Can All Be Together This chapter talks about how Gordon Cook showed a lot of bravery and skill. Gordon Cook’s family and crew were fighting for their lives against the water and waves. In July of 1976, the writer, his wife Mary, his son Jonathan, and […]

Summary of The Portrait of a Lady The summary of The Portrait of a Lady is a true story about the author’s grandmother. Kushwant Singh is the name of the person who wrote it. Old lady was his grandmother. The author tells us about his childhood and how he spent a lot of time with […]

Summary of Childhood Marcus Natten wrote the poem Childhood. In the summary of Childhood, the poet talks about how he lost his childhood. The poet talks about the exact moment when this innocence was lost. He talks about the times when he almost didn’t have a childhood. Also, the poet comes to understand that the […]

Summary of Father to Son Elizabeth Jennings is the person who wrote the poem “Father to Son.” In the summary of Father to Son, the pain of a father who doesn’t get along well with his son is shown. Also, his son is now a grown-up. Also, his son has a lot to do now. […]

Summary of the Voice of the Rain A poet tells about a talk he had with raindrops as they fell. He asks the rain in the poem, “And who are you?” In response, the rain says, “I am the poem of the Earth.” Also, the rain describes how it quietly rises (as vapour) from the […]

Summary of The Laburnum Top The author is Ted Huges. The poem is about a Laburnum tree and a bird called a Goldfinch. The main idea of the poem is that the two people pay each other back. Also, it starts with a description of how quiet the Laburnum tree is in the yellow light […]

Summary of a Photograph A Photograph Summary compares how nature is inside to how people are in the moment. In the poem, poetess talks about a picture of her mother when she was young. In the picture, she is on a beach vacation with her two girl cousins. Also, the poetess compares how nature changes […]

Introduction In this poem, the poet talks about how sad he is that someone he cared about has died. This makes the poet feel very sad and upset. He says that the death has hurt him very much inside. His dead lover is now a part of the world around him. She can’t feel anything […]

Introduction The poem On Killing a Tree features as a kind of tree-killing manual. It informs the reader that trees are comparable to living things. Instead of being cut, they are effectively killed by uprooting their deeply ingrained roots. The poet teaches us many lessons in the poem. It teaches us to be brave and […]

Introduction In this poem, the poet talks about how a snake tries to get away from a person with a stick who wants to kill it. The poet wants to show that not all snakes are dangerous by telling the story of a scared snake. Most people think of snakes as dangerous and poisonous animals, […]

Introduction The poem tells a humorous and delightful story about a Duck and a Kangaroo’s friendship. A duck asks her friend, a kangaroo, to let her ride on his back because she is tired of living in the pond and wants to see more of the world. At first, the kangaroo appears hesitant (hesitant). However, […]

Introduction No Men are Foreign is a poem that explores the idea of equality and brotherhood among all people. The world, according to the poet, is one. Despite our varied nationalities, religions, and colours, we all share a common love feeling and a common source of life. To improve everyone’s lives, we must come together. […]

Introduction The poem illustrates the strength and destructiveness of the wind. According to the poem, the wind blows ferociously and shatters everything in its path. The poet makes a connection between this strong wind and life’s challenges, obstacles, and struggles. These challenges can easily destroy weak people, just like the wind destroys everything that is […]

Summary The poet expresses his resolve to travel to Lake Isle of Innisfree by repeating the word “go” in the first line. The poet predicts that after awakening, he will travel to the island of Innisfree. He appears to be dissatisfied with his mundane lifestyle in the city. He would construct a small house on […]

Introduction The poem “A Legend of the Northland” appears to contain a folktale (ballad) that is told in Northland from one generation to the next. After a day-long journey, Saint Peter once arrived at the location. He asked a woman who was baking cakes to give him one piece because he was starving. The woman, […]

Introduction The poem expresses the poet’s feelings as he hears raindrops clattering against his cottage’s tiled roof. The poet is brought back to a memory of his mother by the sound made by the rain. His mind continues to be calmed by this memory. The poet emphasises the therapeutic power of nature through rain. He […]

Introduction The poet describes a very typical experience of making a choice in the poem The Road Not Taken. He thinks back to one such decision he had previously made while leaving the forest. The poet decided to take the forest’s less-traveled of the two paths that split off from it. He claims that his […]

Introduction In the story “Happy Prince,” a Prince and a little swallow become friends. It shows how important love and sacrifice are in a person’s life. So, compassion, generosity, and sharing can help get rid of sadness and inequality in the world. The kind Prince and the kind swallow both gave their lives so that […]

Introduction In the book Weathering the Storm in Ersama, a boy named Prashant meets a super cyclone. Prashant goes to see his friend, who lives 18 km from his house. The area is flooded by a terrible cyclone, and Prashant and the family of his friend have to stay on the roof. He has a […]

Introduction This chapter is an excerpt from APJ Abdul Kalam’s autobiography. Fire’s Wings. This chapter tells about how he grew up. In 2002, he became India’s eleventh President. Because he worked hard and was honest and dedicated, he became a world-class scientist. He talks about his house, his family, his friends, and his teachers in […]

Introduction – Santosh Yadav In this chapter, we learn about Santosh Yadav and Maria Sharapova’s lives. Both women show that if you are determined and work hard, you can get through anything and be successful. It’s about a mountain climber named Santosh Yadav who set a record. Santosh was born in Haryana, which was a […]

Introduction The book Three Men in a Boat has a chapter called “Packing.” The story is all about learning how to pack. It tells about a funny thing that happened when the narrator, George, and Harris were getting ready for a boat trip. At first, the three friends try to show off how well they […]

Introduction This shows how kindness and compassion can change the way people act. In the story, Sergei, a lawyer, gives Lushkoff, a beggar, a job. Lushkoff agrees to do the work, but the work is done by Sergei’s cook, Olga, who is an old woman. The way Lushkoff lives changes because of her kindness and […]

Introduction Bill Bryson’s story, “The Accidental Tourist,” is a funny account of his travels by plane. As a tourist, he gets himself into hard and embarrassing situations. His personality is all over the place, and he is always in trouble. The story is funny and entertaining because of how often he causes accidents by accident. […]

Introduction “A house is not a home” is a story that shows how important love, care, and affection are in a person’s life. The author is a high school student who is new to his school and feels out of place. When his house caught on fire and his cat ran away, things got worse. […]

Introduction The story “The Last Leaf” shows how important hope and giving up things are in life. In the story, Sue and Johnsy are friends who live together. As soon as Johnsy is sick. Even though her friend works hard to help her get better, Johnsy loses all hope and desire to live. She starts […]

Introduction The author shows how much a child loves his parents in the story “The lost child.” It’s a story about a young boy on his way to the fair who gets distracted by things around him. He wants many things at the fair. He knows that his parents would say no, so he goes […]

Introduction “The Adventures of Toto” is a fun story about a young monkey named Toto who likes to get into trouble. Toto was bought for Rupees 5 from a Tonga driver by the narrator’s grandfather. He decided to add him to his own private zoo. Toto was a bad monkey, so Grandfather tried to tame […]

Introduction The main characters in the story are a construction worker named Mahendra and his cook, Iswaran. Iswaran liked to tell Mahendra stories, so every night he would tell him one. The popular Tamil thrillers he read every day influenced the stories he wrote. Reading these stories gave him ideas. Mahendra was so scared by […]

Introduction This is a story about a kingdom where the king and his minister are both very stupid. People follow a strange order that they give out. So, it is the wise guru who changes the order and puts things back to normal in the Kingdom. The story shows how foolish people can be dangerous. […]

Introduction The story The Bond of Love illustrates the friendship and love that can develop between a human and an animal. It tells the love and friendship story between the author’s wife and their pet bear cub. Love is blind to differences in language, gender, or nationality and can even elicit a gentle response from […]

Introduction The chapter is a one-act play that features a conversation between two characters, playwright Gerrard and an intruder, a criminal. Due to their similar appearances, the burglar entered Gerrard’s home with the intention of killing him, assuming his identity, and living peacefully. Gerrard talked to the intruder and made up a story about killing […]

Introduction The narrator of this story is a homoeopathic physician. He describes his encounter with a snake in a funny yet terrifying way. The doctor was admiring himself in the mirror as he sat in his room one evening. A snake slithers onto his shoulder and coils around his left arm without warning. Fortunately, the […]

Introduction Vikram Seth’s book “Heaven Lake” contains the chapter “Kathmandu,” which is taken from that book. The two well-known temples in Kathmandu, Pashupatinath and Baudhnath stupa, are described in this chapter. The author talks about his trip to Kathmandu, where he visited the Baudhnath stupa and Pashupatinath temple. He describes the area around these two […]

Introduction The chapter details Albert Einstein’s life, who is considered to be the greatest scientist of the 20th century. Einstein’s mother thought he was unusual. He was an expert in physics and mathematics. He received his diploma in 1900 and began working as a technical expert in 1902 where he evaluated other people’s inventions while […]

Introduction : Evelyn Glennie Listens to sound Without Hearing It There are two sections to the chapter. Both discuss facets of music as well as renowned musicians who excelled in their respective genres.Part I: Evelyn Glennie, a well-known multi-percussionist, is the subject of this section. Evelyn experienced early deafness. She put a lot of effort […]

Introduction : The Little Girl A strict father and his sensitive daughter are portrayed as having a relationship in the story (Kezia). In the story, the father is portrayed as being extremely busy. He does not tolerate any sort of mischief and wants his daughter to be a good girl. When she commits a wrong […]

Introduction: The Fun They Had The story is a fictitious depiction of how schools and books will be in the future. It contrasts today’s educational system with that of the future.It is based on a diary entry that a young girl named Margie wrote on May 17, 2157. In the future, students will be taught […]

Working with the poem :- Q1. Discuss with your partner the following definition of a poem. A poem is made of words arranged in a beautiful order. These words, when read aloud with feeling, have a music and meaning of their own. Ans. Yes, this poem is unlike any other prose. It revolves around birds, […]

Working with the poem :- Q 1. In the first stanza, find words that show (i) That it was very cold. Ans. The rime was on the spray. (ii) That it was late evening. Ans. Starlight. (iii) That the traveller was alone. Ans. My lonesomeness. Q2. (i) Something happened at Lyonnesse. It was (a) Improbable. […]

Working with the poem :- Q1. Find three or four words/phrases in stanza 1 that reflect the child’s happiness and joy. Ans. There words are :- Love to rise in a summer morn Huntsman winds his horn The birds sing on every tree The skylark sings with me Q2. In stanza 2, the mood changes. […]

Working with the poem :- Q 1. Who is the speaker in the poem ? Ans. The poet, Rabindranath Tagore, is the speaker in the poem. Q 2. “The king, sword in hand” suggests. (i) Wealth (ii) Power (iii) More power than wealth Mark the appropriate item in the context of stanza 1. Ans. Power […]

Comprehension check:- Working with the poem :- Q 1. Read the first stanza and think. (i) Is Macavity a cat really? Ans.  No, Macavity is not really a cat. (ii) If not, who can Macavity be? Ans. Macavity can be a master criminal. Q.2  Complete the following sentences. (i) A master criminal is one who […]

Comprehension check:- Working with the poem :- Q 1. Find three or four phrases in stanzas one and two which are likely to occur in a geography lesson. Ans. Land and water attracted man. Scaled six inches to the mile. The valleys were populated. Q2. Seen from the window of an aeroplane, the city appears […]

Comprehension check:- Working with the Poem :- Q 1. The cricket says, “Oh! what will become of me?” When does he say it, and why ? Ans. This is what the cricket says when winter arrives. He says this because he doesn’t have any shelter or food for the winter. He believes he will die […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. Why were travellers attracted towards India ? Ans. The travellers were drawn to India because it was a land of wonder to them. Indian culture, wealth, religions, philosophies, art, architecture, and educational practises were famous throughout the world. The ancient education system was regarded as a source of knowledge, traditions, and […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. For a moment James wondered if he had done his sums right.” Why was James doubtful about his sums and calculations ? Ans. James predicted that Comet Dutta would collide with Earth within ten months based on his sums and calculations. On such a peaceful night, it was difficult to believe […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. Why does Indrani Debi dislike Duttada’s “hobnobbing” with Dibya ? Ans. Indrani Debi regards Dibya as a designer who has ensnared her husband. As a result, she objects to Duttada’s socialising with Dibya. Q 2. She is complaining and smiling. Why is she smiling ? Ans. She smiles at the forgetfulness […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. Why didn’t he pay the school fees on the day he brought money to school ? Ans. The teacher in charge of collecting fees was out of the classroom that day. As a result, he failed to pay his school fees on the day he brought money to school. Q.2 (i) […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1.  Why had Framton Nuttel come to the “rural retreat”? Ans. Framton Nuttel had come to the “rural retreat” for a nerve treatment. Q 2. Why had his sister given him letters of introduction to people living there ? Ans. His sister was afraid he would bury himself in the country. He […]

Comprehension check:-  1. In what way is the forest pool different from the one which Ranji knew in the Rajputana desert ? Ans. The forest pool is clean, cold, and inviting. The pool in the Rajputana desert, on the other hand, was sticky and muddy. Buffaloes waded in it, and women washed their clothes in […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. How many daughters did the royal couple have ? Ans. The royal couple had nine daughters. Q 2. Why were they named after the months of the year ? Ans. They were named after the months of the year because the queen was constantly confused about the correct names of her […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. What did Hafeez contractor have nightmares about ? Ans. Hafeez Contractor experienced horrific nightmares about taking a maths exam in which he knew nothing. Q 2. What did the Principal say to him, which influenced him deeply ? Ans. “Look here, Son, I have been seeing you since day one,” his […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. Why is the Giant called selfish? Ans. Because he disallows the kids from playing in his garden, the Giant is referred to as being egotistical. He expelled them. Except for himself, he didn’t want anyone else to play in his garden. Q 2. On one occasion the children said: “How happy […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. Velu stood on the platform but he felt “as if he was still on a moving train”. Why? Ans. Although Velu was standing on the platform, he had the impression that he was still riding a moving train because of the way his legs felt. Q 2. What made him feel […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. What tasks, do you think, were assigned to the dog and the ox ? Ans. The ox was given the job of ploughing the fields, and the dog was given the job of carrying the sticks. Q 2. Why did the camel live in the middle of the desert ? Ans. […]

Comprehension check:- Write ‘True ‘ or ‘ False’ against each of the following statements. 1 . Ernest words reminded people of the wise old savings.   ………… 2. Total strangers from far away , who visited Ernest in the valley , found his face familiar. ……… 3. The Great Stone Face confirmed Ernest’s view that […]

NCERT Solutions Class 8 English Honeydew Chapter 9 The Great Stone Face 1 Comprehension check:- Write ‘ True’ or  ‘ False’ against each of the following statements. Ans. Working with the text :- Answer the following questions :- Q 1. (i) What was the Great Stone Face ? Ans. A creation of nature, the Great […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. Why is the author not able to see Bijju ? Ans. The mist all around prevents the author from seeing Bijju. Q 2. What are the two ways in which the hills appear to change when the mist comes up ? Ans. The author is unable to see Bijju due to […]

Comprehension check:- 1 Which is the right sentence?“Cambridge was my metaphor for England.” To the writer,(i) Cambridge was a reputed university in England.(ii) England was famous for Cambridge.(iii) Cambridge was the real England. Ans – (iii) Cambridge was the real England. 2. The writer phoned Stephen Hawking’s house(i) from the nearest phone booth.(ii) from outside […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. What had happened to Jody’s father? Ans. The father of Jody got a snake bite. Q 2. How did the doe save Penny’s life? Ans. Penny killed the doe and extracted the snake’s venom using its heart and liver. Penny’s life was thus spared. Q 3. Why does Jody want to […]

Working with the text:- 1 . Answer the following questions. Q (i). What are the three qualities that played a major role in the author’s climb? Ans. In the author’s climb, endurance, persistence, and willpower all played significant roles. Q (ii) Why is adventure, which is risky, also pleasurable? Ans. Adventure is dangerous but enjoyable. […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1. Why did the man stare at Bepin Babu in disbelief? Ans. Bepin Babu was reminded of his trip to Ranchi by the man. Bepin Babu, however, asserted that he had never visited Ranchi. The man then looked incredulously at Bepin Babu. Q 2. Where did Bepin Babu say he went in […]

Comprehension check:- Q 1.  Look at picture 1 and recall the opening lines of the original song in Hindi, Who is the singer? Who else do you see in this picture? Ans. “Aye mere vatan ke logon, tum khub laga lo nara,” are the first words of the song’s original Hindi translation. The singer is […]

Comprehension check:- Say whether the following are true or false. 1 . Ignesious lost his wife, two children, his father – in – law, and his brother – in – law in the tsunami. 2. Sanjeev made it to safety after the tsunami. 3. Meghna was saved by a relief helicopter. 4. Alma’s father realised […]

Comprehension Check:- I Q. 1.  What did the author find in a junk shop? Ans.  A roll-top desk was discovered by the author in a trash store. Q. 2.  What did he find in a secret drawer ? Who do you think had put it in there ? Ans. In the hidden drawer, the author […]

Summary of The Comet I Class 8: It So Happened Manoj Duttada discovered a comet in The Comet: I, a story that centres around the finding of a comet. Duttada is an aspirant but inexperienced astronomer who detects a comet. His telescope was named Dibya Chakshu, which means “Divine eye.” He spends most of his […]

In this article we will see short summary for The Comet – II

Summary of Jalebis Class 8 The main character of “Jalebis” is a sincere young boy who is on his way to school. In addition to that, this young man is going to bring cash with him so that he can pay for his educational costs. Also, the sight of jalebis that have been fried to […]

Summary of The Fight Class 8 It’s the story of two boys from separate states. Ranji, a Rajput, was one, and Suraj, a Punjabi, was the other. Ranji relocates to a new city and discovers a pool one day. The iridescent water entices him, and he jumps into the pool and begins swimming. He does […]

Summary of The Open Window Class 8 Hector Hug Munro wrote this tale. The plot revolves around Frampton Nuttel, who suffers from anxiety. He seeks therapy in the countryside. His sister handed him letters of introduction because he didn’t know anyone there. He goes to see Mrs Sappleton and meets Vera. Vera informs him about […]

Summary of The Open Window Class 8 William Somerset Maugham was the author of the story. September is a story about a princess. The monarch had given each of the nine princesses a parrot. Princess September’s parrot, however, perished. A small bird came into her chamber as she was crying alone in her room. He […]

Summary of The Treasure Within Class 8 Nissim Ezekiel wrote The Treasure Inside. The lesson is on Mr. Hafeez Contractor, a well-known architect. He was not an excellent student. His interests leaned towards athletics. He also received discipline from the teachers. He led a group and participated in gang battles. With the encouragement of his […]

Summary of The Selfish Giant, Class 8 This lesson was written by Oscar Wilde. The story’s theme is one of peaceful cooperation and the propagation of love. It tells the story of a little boy who was both God’s messenger and a self-centred behemoth. The giant prohibited the children from playing in his garden. As […]

Summary of Children at Work Class 8 Geeta Wolf is the author of this story. It’s a touching story of a little child named Velu who has fled his home. Velu’s father was a drinker who beat him every day. He arrived in Chennai after fleeing his home. Here, he met Jaya, a girl who […]

Summary of How the Camel Got His Hump, Class 8 Rudyard Kipling wrote this poem. It’s a story. This is the story of a lethargic camel. He refused to work and would just remark, ‘Humph!’ to everyone who asked him to. The horse, dog, and ox approached him and asked him to work. But he […]

Summary of When I set out for Lyonnesse Class 8 English When I Set Out for Lyonnesse is a poem written by the poet about a young novice architect. His job sends him to a church one day. Because the church is being repaired, the poet is in charge of overseeing the process. The poem […]

Summary of On the Grasshopper and Cricket, Class 8 This poem is a good example of a Petrarchan sonnet by the legendary poet John Keats. He penned this poem in December 1816. The beauty of nature serves as its inspiration. Poets frequently discover beauty and poetry in the spring and pleasant weather. Yet Keats is […]

Summary of The Duck and the Kangaroo, Class 8 English Edward Lear is the author of this poem. It’s a funny poem about a duck and a kangaroo having a chat. The duck and the kangaroo are best friends. The kangaroo’s jumping fascinates the duck, who wishes he could hop as well. He also desires […]

Summary of The School Boy, Class 8 English William Blake wrote the poem School Boy. The poem is about a sad schoolboy. He claims that his childhood has been shattered for the purpose of studying and teaching. The boy enjoys early mornings, trees, and birds. He enjoys being outside. His mornings, however, are uncomfortable and […]

Summary of The Last Bargain, Class 8 English Rabindranath Tagore, a well-known Bengali poet, wrote the poem “The Final Deal.” It’s a poem about someone hunting for work. The speaker in the poem is looking for a career that will allow him to keep his freedom. The first proposition comes from a King. In exchange […]

Summary of Macavity : The Mystery Cat, Class 8 English HoneyDew T.S. Eliot, who seemed to enjoy cats, wrote this amusing poem. This poem is from his collection, “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats.” This is a poem about a cat named Macavity. The cat openly defies the law and is a felon. Because he […]