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They are (i) the mane, tail and claws (ii) the mane, nails and claws (iii) the mane, tail and nails (iv) the whiskers, tail and claws. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger The Maasai warriors chase a lion with rattle bells to (i) awaken it (ii) make it run faster (iii) make it angry (iv) frighten it. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger The hunting of lionesses is discouraged because (i) they bear the cubs (ii) they run much faster (iii) they are more fierce (iv) they cannot be spotted easily. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Solo hunting has been banned because (i) it is dangerous (ii) of the declining lion population (iii) too many hunters have been killed (iv) it creates pride in the minds of the successful hunters. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Listen to the passage on lion hunting and answer the questions given below : The Maasai tribe in Africa hunt lions because (i) they live near the forests of Africa (ii) they view it as a sign of bravery and personal achievement (iii) they are... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger In groups of four construct the dialogues and enact the following situations from the story : (1) Mrs. Packletide and the headman of the village/other villagers discussing the details of the tiger shooting. (2) Miss Mebbin blackmailing Mrs. Packlet... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Years later Mrs. Packletide writes her autobiography. As Mrs. Packletide, write about the tiger episode with the help of the clues given below. jealous of the applause Loona was getting thought of figer hunt - all or ranged - Louisa Mebbin accompani... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger An oxymoron is a figure of speech that combines normally-contradictory terms. The most common form of oxymoron involves an adjective-noun combination of two words like failed success. Writers often use an oxymoron to call attention to an apparent co... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Mothers carrying their babies home through the jungle after the day’s work in the fields hushed their singing lest they might curtail the restful sleep of the venerable herd-robber. (b) Louisa Mebbin adopted a protective elder-sister attitude towar... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger There are many amusing lines in the story. Here are a few of them. Rewrite each one in ordinary prose so that the meaning is retained. One has been done for you as an example: (a) It was Mrs. Packletide’s pleasure and intention that she should shoo... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Choose extracts from the story that illustrate the character of the people listed in the table given below. There are some words given to help you. You may add words of your own. One has been done as an example: vain jealous competitive shrewd manip... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Choose extracts from the story that illustrate the character of the people listed in the table given below. There are some words given to help you. You may add words of your own. One has been done as an example: vain jealous competitive shrewd manip.... 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Choose extracts from the story that illustrate the character of the people listed in the table given below. There are some words given to help you. You may add words of your own. One has been done as an example : 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger How does the writer create humour in this story? 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Sometimes writers highlight certain negative aspects in society or human beings by making fun of it. This is called satire. In your groups discuss whether you would classify this story as a satire. Give reasons to support your answer. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger A person who is vain is full of self-importance and can only think of himself/herself and can go to great lengths to prove his / her superiority. Do you think Mrs. Packletide is vain? Give reasons in support of your answer. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Do you think the writer is trying to make fun of the main characters in the story i.e. Mrs. Packletide, Miss Mebbin and Loona Bimberton? Pick out instances from the story that point to this fact. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger Do you think the tiger shooting organized by the villagers was a serious affair? Give reasons for your answer. 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger “The incidental expenses are so heavy”, she confides to inquiring friends. Who is the speaker? What is she referring to here? 4 years ago Tulika pia class 10 cbse ncert mrs. packletides tiger 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? 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