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(Complete the statement by ticking the correct option) (i) Mr and Mrs Otis (ii) Virginia (iii) Washington (iv) The Twins (b) Write two striking qualities of the Ghost as are revealed in this extract. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot The Ghost loved the stormy weather because ….. (Complete the statement by ticking the correct option) (i) he liked the rain (ii) he liked the strong wind that shook and rattled all the windows and doors in the old house (iii) his plan would fai... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot While conventional Ghost stories are scary and gruesome, several modern versions are humorous. The Canterville Ghost, by Oscar Wilde, is one of the best ghost stories written in the vein of laughing satire. The story that you just read is another exa... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Now that you have shared a ghost story/anecdote as well as completed a guided story in the class, create your own Ghost story on the basis of the starters given below: Stephen knew he would never sleep. The noises, those horrid sounds, would keep h... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Do you think a story has an atmosphere? Complete the following blanks to make up your ghost story by choosing the correct options. She opened the (a)…………………………. (secret door/ spaceship’s hatch/door of the cottage/ cemetery gate/ door of the castle/ ... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Ghosts and haunting have fascinated the public for centuries. Although many doubt the existence of ghosts or other paranormal entities, many people dedicate their lives to searching and recording paranormal activity. Ghost tours, support groups, and ... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot To give up the ghost - to die or to stop trying (b) A ghost of a chance — a poor chance, not likely to happen (c) The ghost at the feast — something or someone that spoils your enjoyment by reminding you of something unpleasant (d) Ghost town — a ... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Gladolia, the narrator’s cook, is an African. The language she speaks is different from that of the others. This is known as Dialect. A dialect consists of words or phrases that reflect the regional variety of a language. An author often uses a regio... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot The narrator and his wife reveal something about their character in their words and actions. We also learn about them from what other people say. Can you pick out the words that describe them from the box given below? Also, pick out lines and Instanc... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot John Hallock reflects upon his experience with Helen’s ghost and in retrospect he finds it quite amusing. All the same he is relieved that he is no longer plagued by it. Ironically, the self same ghost inspires his creativity and he writes a diary ..... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot After her reconciliation with her husband, John Hallock, Lavinia writes a letter to her friend expressing how her relationship with him had almost been on the verge of breaking and what saved it. Write her letter. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot John’s apprehensions about his wife’s reaction to her encounter with the ghost are unfounded. Justify. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot When confronted by Lavinia about his flirtations over the Ouija Board, John insists that ‘the affair was quite above-board, I assure you, my love’. Bring out the pun in John’s statement. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Why does John wish he were dead? 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Why is John’s wife angry? What does she decide to do? 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Do you agree with the narrator calling the assembly of women “manipulators”? Give reasons. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot What message does the ghost convey to the group that had assembled in the narrator’s house? What is their reaction to the message? 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Why does the narrator hesitate to be a partner to Laura Hinkle during the Ouija Board Party? 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Why does John want the ghost to disappear before his wife appears on the scene? What impression of his wife’s character do you form from his words? 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot How does the ghost undermine the narrator’s faith in his ability to write ghost stories? 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert a shady plot Page 1 / 2 1 2 Next Share: Super Globals Requests: Server: Options and Features route: community use_home_url: url: https://eanshub.com/community/ pageid:187 default_groupid: 3 2022 How Can We Help? Δ Home About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy Term of Use Copyright © 2020 Eanshub All Rights Reserved
