Artists from a commerce class..

Drawing activity on the subject of

"The Horse on Hind Legs"

inspired from the 1st chapter of Snapshots

"The Summer of The Beautiful White Horse"

Vraj attempted the drawing in a very unique style and though he didn't won any prize, this is my favorite among all.. Keep it up Vraj

Zaky drew a replica of the illustration in the text book and its so good that he was the first choice of all the voters...

Diya has blended the colors so well and the cowboy, the motion in the picture ,the speed ,the action, its almost tangible..

Aryan got this one so perfect for once we all thought he might have just downloaded it n send us ..but we were wrong....so perfect ★★★

By Amruta Hublikar

By Prajakta Jeurkar

By Swayam Mistri

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Sea anchor, sextant and some real pictures

Boom, Mast, stern and parts Crest For sea-anchor: https://youtu.be/RZAHZphZca8 Sextant / ˈsɛkst(ə)nt / Learn to pronounce noun noun: sextant ; plural noun: sextants an instrument with a graduated arc of 60° and a sighting mechanism, used for measuring the angular distances between objects and especially for taking altitudes in navigation and surveying. Origin late 16th century (denoting the sixth part of a circle): from Latin sextans , sextant- ‘sixth part’, from sextus ‘sixth’. A sextant is a doubly reflecting navigation instrument that measures the angular distance between two visible objects. The primary use of a sextant is to measure the angle between an astronomical object and the horizon for the purposes of celestial navigation. THE REAL PICTURES : The wavewalker: http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/gloucestershire/hi/people_and_places/...

Figures of speech class 12 NCERT FLAMINGO

Poem 1. My mother at sixty six Young trees sprinting... Ans-personification The merry children spilling... Ans- personification The young trees sprinting and merry children spilling... Ans - internal rhyme, personification Pale as a late Winter's moon... Ans- simile But all said was, see you soon Amma... Ans- alliteration and apostrophe All I did was smile, smile and smile... Ans- repetition Poem. 2 An Elementary school classroom in a slum 1) far far from gusty waves,these children's faces..... Ans. Repetition (far far), alliteration 2) Like rootless weeds.... Ans. Simile 3) the paper-seeming boy... Ans. Simile 4) with rat's eyes.... Ans. Metaphor 5) ....sealed with a lead sky.. Ans. Symbolism, metaphor 6) for lives that slyly turn in their cramped holes.. (house, shaks) Ans. Metaphor 7) these children wear skins .. Ans. Paradox 8) so blot their maps with slums as big as doom Ans. Comparison...

We are not afraid to die... Question and answer

Page No 13: Question 1: Notice these expressions in the text. Infer their meaning from the context. honing our seafaring skills ominous silence Mayday calls pinpricks in the vast ocean a tousled head ANSWER: honing our seafaring skills: this refers to the efforts made by the author and his wife, to perfect or sharpen their seafaring skills. ominous silence: the silence here refers to an impending danger. Mayday calls: Mayday calls are radio-telephonic words which signal aircrafts or ships stuck in a disastrous situation. pinpricks in the vast ocean: this phrase expresses the search for two small islands in the vast ocean. a tousled head: this refers to hair in disarray or the disarranged hair of the author’s son, Jonathan Page No 18: Question 1: List the steps taken by the captain (i) to protect the ship when rough weather began. (ii) to check the flooding of the water in the ship. ...

Std 11th, 12th NCERT syllabus sollutions .

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