Question

Answer the following questions.



Most of us are never truly satisfied with what we’ve got. We always keep our eyes on what’s on the other side instead of being grateful for what we already have. Keeping that in mind it’s rightly said: “The grass is always greener on the other side”.


Q1. Diya always had complained regarding her life. She kept comparing everything with others. One day she went for a school trip to an orphanage. After returning from there she was a changed person. What might have affected her thought process? Share your views.

Q2. Life is not always comfortable. Do you think that complaining about our discomforts or weaknesses is the right thing to do? In your lesson ‘The Camel’s Complaint’ what would you advise him to make him feel better?

Q3. It is commonly heard these days that covid-19 has adversely affected the lifestyle of people in general. Connect with SDG 16 ‘Peace and Justice’ & compare your lifestyle before & after pandemic referring to the keywords given in the box below.



Homeschooling, students on campus, activities, lockdown, shopping, screen time, stress, habits, food



Do you still feel that the grass was greener on the other side? Justify.

Q4. Suggest few ways to overcome greediness and develop generosity in humankind.

Answer 1

Answer:

1. If you have one or more siblings and feel that your lives have differed ... icse- previous-papers-solutions-class-10-english-i- ... It had left a deep impact on the hearts and minds of the people.
2. Life is not always comfortable: There is no doubt that life is beautiful but it's not always comfortable and easy. ... If a person has never faced difficulties and problems in their life they will never achieve the success and they will never learn how to deal with difficult situation.
3. Homeschooling children during the COVID-19 crisis is changing our approach to education.
4. Experts believe the innovations teachers use during the outbreak may lead to lasting change, with technology playing a bigger role in schools in the future.
5. But advances in e-learning must not leave the educationally disadvantaged behind.
6. Around the world, schools in over 100 countries are closed to protect against the spread of coronavirus, affecting the education of nearly 1 billion children. For the lucky ones, homeschooling will take the place of the classroom.
7. It is more blessed to give than to receive.
8. Remember those who have been generous to you.
9. Remember those who have not helped you when you were in need. ...
10. Do not live only for yourself. ...
11. Think about your loved ones who might be needing others' help.
12. Know that you cannot bring your wealth when you die.

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