Question

What did English say to Algebra when they were quarrelling?​

Answer 1

(1) With your partner try to guess the meaning of the underlined phrases.

(i) And save how we fell out

(ii) The afternoon turned black.

Ans:- (i) And there was something on which we quarrelled.

(ii) The afternoon became unpleasant.

(2) Read these lines from the poem:-

(i) One thing led to another

Ans:- The quarrel began from one point and then it turn into some on other point and go on.

(ii) The start of it was strong

Ans:- The begriming or the cause of the quarrel was minor/petty

(iii) The end of it was strong

Ans:- The quarrel ended on a very bitter note and we started hating each other.

(iv) The afternoon turned black

Ans:- The quarrel spoiled our mood. The afternoons become unpleasant and bad.

(v) Thumped me on the black

Ans:- He patted me on the shoulder in a friendly manner.

Answer 2

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• The quarrel began from a certain point and then they quarrelled on some other point and so on.
• It had all started on some very petty matter.
• The malice which it generated was, however, strong.
• The afternoon time passed in great tension.
• Patted me on the back with a show of affection.