English, asked by anuj457914, 9 months ago

0. Answer any one of the following questions in about
100-150 words. (8 Marks)
Simple moment proves to be very significant and saves
rest of the day of poet from being wasted. Explain on
the basis of the poem ‘Dust of Snow’.
or
What was Mijbil’s favourite game during Maxwell’s
stay in London?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
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Simple moment proves to be very significant and saves rest of the day of poet from being wasted. Explain on the basis of the poem ‘Dust of Snow’.

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What was Mijbil’s favourite game during Maxwell’s stay in London?

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In this poem, Robert Frost praises and describes different positions of nature. Here he touches different aspects of natural sights. There are many things in nature that are not considered auspicious like—crow and hemlock. Crow is not considered a good bird. Similarly, hemlock tree is a poisonous tree and that is why it is the symbol of sadness. When the crow shakes off the dust of snow from the hemlock tree, it falls on the poet. Thus the poet’s mood changes due to this incident. Robert Frost, in this poem, represents the crow and hemlock tree as inauspicious. But when the crow shakes off the dust of snow from the hemlock tree, it falls on the poet. It changes his dejected mood and saves the day from being spoilt.

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Mijbil invented a game with the ping-pong ball while his stay in London. One of Maxwell’s suitcase had got damaged its lid, when closed remained at a shope which Mij used as his game he would place the ping- pong ball on the high end and allow the ball to slide down. Before the ball went down the slope he would dash around to the other end and spring up to grab it and trot off with it to the high end again. He would keep himself engrossed in the game for about half an hour at a stretch.

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Answered by cherryred
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Answer:

In London his favorite toy was a ping-pong ball; he invented a game of his own which could keep him engrossed for up to half an hour at a time.

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