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The Global Classroom carries the unique GEMS “Dynamic” materials and assessments of Dr Sunita Gandhi, Ph.D. Cambridge University, UK. These have been tested and tried in three countries, Iceland, India and the UK, and perfected with a three year trial with over 40,000 children in India participating.

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Covering Chapters
1.	Julius Caesar Acts I - V by William Shakespeare	15.	King Canute by William Makepeace Thackeray
2.	Winslow Boy Acts I - IV by Terence Rattigan		An Authology of Short Story
	Whispers of Immortality	1.	The Story Teller by H. H. Munro (Saki)
1.	The Cloud by Percy Bysshe Shelley	2.	The Thief by Ruskin Bond
2.	The Listeners by Walter de la Mare	3.	The Silver Lining by Chaman Nahal
3.	The Ballad of Sir Pertab Singh by Sir Henry Newbol	4.	David Swan by Nathaniel Hawthorne
4.	An October Morning by Jayanta Mahapatra	5.	The Nightingale and the Rose by Oscar Wilde
5.	A Psalm of Life by H.W. Longfellow	6.	The Martyr's Corner by R.K. Narayan
6.	Govinda's disciple by Rabindranath Tagore	7.	The Conjurer's Revenge by Stephen Leacock
7.	Ode to Duty by William Wordsworth	8.	At Home by Anton Chekhov
8.	The Diverting History of John Gilpin by William Co	9.	The Portrait of a Lady by Khushwant Singh
9.	The Soul's Prayer by Sarojini Naidu	10.	The Refugee by Pearl S. Buck
10.	Ode on the Poets by John Keats	11.	The Linkseon by William Somerset Maugham
11.	The Village School Master by Oliver Goldsmith	12.	The Prize Poem by P.G. Wodehouse
12.	After Apple Picking by Robert Frost	13.	The Man of the House by Frank O' Connor
13.	Tithonus by Lord Alfred Tennyson	14.	Jimmy Valentine by O. Henry
14.	My Last Duchess by Robert Browning	15.	The Lost Child by Mulk Raj Anand

Questions

Section B Whispers Of Immortality		Time :20 mins Marks [16]
Question 3
Read The Extract Given Below And Answer The Questions That Follow :
There Are Who Ask Not If Thine Eye Be On Them; Who, In Love And Truth, Where No Misgiving Is, Rely Upon The Genial Sense Of Youth: Glad Hearts! Without Reproach Or Blot Who Do Thy Work, And Know It Not: Oh! If Through Confidence Misplaced They Fail, Thy Saving Arms, Dread Power! Around Them Cast.

Serene Will Be Our Days And Bright, And Happy Will Our Nature Be, When Love Is An Unerring Light, And Joy Its Own Security. And They A Blissful Course May Hold Even Now, Who, Not Unwisely Bold, Live In The Spirit Of This Creed; Yet Seek Thy Firm Support, According To Their Need.

(a)	Whose Eye Is Referred To And Who Are The Glad Hearts?	[3]
(b)	Explain- “Love Is An Unerring Light And Joy Its Own Security.”	[3]
(c)	What Creed Has Been Referred To?	[3]
(d)	When Will Our Days Be Bright And Happy?	[3]
(e)	Explain- “Yet Seek Thy Firm Support.”	[3]

Solutions Tips and Guidelines

Solution 3		Time :20 mins Marks [16]
Section B Whispers Of Immortality

(a)	The Eye Referred To Here Is The Duty's Eye Which Means An Eye Of Self Instinct And Wisdom. Glad Hearts Are Those People Who Follow Their Own Convictions In The Matters Of Truth And Love.
(b)	Our Nature Will Be Peaceful And Happy When Love Inspires Us To Do The Right Things Which Give Us Joy And Happiness To Live A Good Life.
(c	The 'Creed' Refers To The Faith And Thinking That Love Is An Unfaltering Light And Joy Is Its Own Security.
(d)	Our Days Will Be Bright And Happy When We Will Be Guided By Our Own Instincts And Our Actions And Decisions Will Bring Us Joy And Happiness.
(e)	Sometimes The People Who Are Rash And Who Have Some Doubts Over Their Instincts Should Seek The Guidance Of Duty And Get The Things Done To What They Are Responsible For.


	Vocabulary Thine - Your Eye - Guidance Misgiving - Doubt Genial Sense - Natural Wisdom Reproach - Criticize, Blame Bolt -Punishment Saving Arms - Protection Serene - Peaceful Unwisely Bold - Astrayed, Rash
	Tips / Guidelines
	The Above Stanza Has Been Taken From The Poem 'Ode To Duty' Written By William Wordsworth, In Which Duty's Importance Has Been Described. Duty Is The Voice Of God And It Leads Everybody To The Right Path. It Has A Check On The Person Who Goes Wayward In His Doings. The Poet Wants To Convey That There Are Only A Few People Who Follow The Right Path Without Duty's Guidance But There Are Some Who Must Take Their Duty Seriously. Even The Seasons, The Sky, The Planets And The Stars Do Their Duty, And So They Stay Unharmed In Their Respective Orbits.

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