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4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror Why did the snake leave the doctor’s arm? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror Why did the author of “The Snake and the Mirror” fantasize a fat woman as his wife? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror What type of woman did the doctor in the story “The Snake and the Mirror”, want to get married to and why? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror What did the doctor do on seeing the snake? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror What were the two important decisions taken by the doctor while looking into the mirror? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror While looking into the mirror, what important and earth-shaking decisions did the doctor make? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror How did the snake change the writer’s opinion about himself? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror How did the doctor show presence of mind when he encountered the snake? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror Why did the doctor run away to his friend’s house? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror Why did the doctor run from his house? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror What was the doctor thinking while he was seated before the mirror? 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror I did not tremble. I didn’t cry out. There was no time to do any such thing. The snake slithered along my shoulder and coiled around my left arm above the elbow. The hood was spread out and its head was hardly three or four inches from my facet. 1. ... 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror The snake unwound itself from my arm and slowly slithered into my lap. From there it crept onto the table and moved towards the mirror. Perhaps it wanted to enjoy its reflection at closer quarters. 1. Where did the snake settle after uncoiling from ... 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror I didn’t jump. I didn’t tremble. I didn’t cry out. There was no time to do any such thing. The snake slithered along my shoulder and coiled around my left arm above the elbow. The hood was spread out and its head was hardly three or four-inch from my... 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror “I took my friend and one or two others to my room to move my things from there. But we found we had little to carry.” 1. Why did narrator want to remove his things? 2. Why was there little to carry? 3. Write the opposite of “friend”. 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror It seemed as if God appreciated that. The snake turned its head. It looked into the mirror and saw its reflection. I do not claim that it was the first snake that ever looked into the mirror. But it was certain that the snake was looking into the mir... 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror Read the description given alongside this sketch from a photograph in a newspaper (Times of India, 4 September 1999). Make up a story about what the monkey is thinking, or why it is looking into a mirror. Write a paragraph about it. 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror Report these questions, using if/whether or why/when/where/how/which/what. Remember the italicised verbs change into the past tense. 1. Meena asked her friend, “Do you think your teacher will come today?” 2. David asked his colleague, “Where will y... 4 years ago Trisha Dave class 9 cbse ncert english beehive the snake the mirror In the sentences given below some words and expressions are italicised. They variously mean that one is very frightened. is too scared to move. is frightened by something that happens suddenly. makes another feel frightened. 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