Question

1. Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow

domestic; (Underline the adjectives in the sentence)

2. “Beheaded in full public view, your Honour!” said Mulla-do-Piaza.

(Change it into indirect narration of speech)

3. Akbar burst out laughing (prevented, controlled, started suddenly)

(Replace the underlined words with similar expression from the

brackets)

4. The King said to his courtiers, “Tell me, what should be the punishment

for someone who dared to tweak your Emperor’s moustache”? (Change

it into indirect narration of speech)

5. Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary

desert sand of dead habit; (Underline the adjectives in the sentence)​

Answer 1

Adjectives and Narration Changes

Answer:

• 1. Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic.
• Here narrow is the Adjective because it's describing the condition of the subject (earth).

• 2. Addressing to the Honour, Mulla-do-Piaza said that the offender should be beheaded in full public view.

• 3. Akbar started laughing suddenly.
• or, Akbar started suddenly laughing.

• 4. The king asked his courtiers to tell him what the punishment should be for someone who had dared to tweak their Emperor’s moustache.

• 5. Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit.

Answer 2

The sentences have been rewritten as per the respective instructions as follows :-

1. Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic;

2. Mulla-do-Piaza told the Honour that the person was beheaded in full public view.

3. Akbar suddenly started laughing.

4. The King asked his courtiers about the the kind of punishment declared for someone who dared to tweak their Emperor's moustache.

5. Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary  

desert sand of dead habit;