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Can you find at least three words or phrases which show how he felt? He was doubtful whether he would be allowed to meet him even for ten minutes, ii At the same time, the writer felt very excited. In the fourth standard exams, he had even won a scholarship of four rupees a month. Which idea does it support?

She had not seen the fawn and therefore, was not as concerned as Penny and Jody. He was very happy when he unstringed it one night. He had refused to lead a dull life of an inactive disabled person.

NCERT Solutions for Class 8 English Honeydew Poem Chapter 7 When I Set Out for Lyonnesse

The only thing that makes you stronger is seeing somebody like you, achieving something huge. Then you know how much is possible and you reach out further than you ever thought you could. Page 101 Multiple Choice Questions 1. One feels inspired and confident when one finds someone in the same or worse circumstances a needing his help b living a decent life c doing something great d earning much money. Every time I shifted in my chair or turned my wrist to watch the time—I wanted to make every one of our thirty minutes count—I felt a huge relief and exhilaration in the possibilities of my body. How little it mattered then that I would never walk, or even stand. Why was the author looking at his watch so often. Why did he feel relief and exhilaration. Explain the meaning of the last sentence. The author had been ncert solutions for class 8 english honeydew chapter 7 only thirty minutes to talk to Hawking. He wanted to make full use of each minute. The author was a disabled person. However, there was before him a totally invalid person— Hawking. Yet this invalid had reached great heights. So the author was pleased to see that his limbs were much better than that of Hawking. He thought if Hawking could do so much with his body, he the author could do much more. The thought that he could not walk or stand did not cause any sorrow now. After all people with weaker bodies have done much ncert solutions for class 8 english honeydew chapter 7 work in life. He had realised it after meeting Hawking. Page 103 Multiple Choice Questions 1. What did the speaker gleefully do. Answer: i Yes, the prospect of meeting Stephen Hawking made the writer nervous. He was doubtful whether he would be allowed to meet him even for ten minutes, ii At the same time, the writer felt very excited. It was because he was allowed to meet Professor Stephen Hawking for half an hour. Guess the first question put to the scientist by the writer. Answer: The first question was how he felt when someone asked him to be brave. Answer: Yes, the writer thinks there was a choice. He had refused to lead a dull life of an inactive disabled person. Answer: The anguish was that his pale fingers and eyes were frustrated in exhaustion. He could not express himself freely though ideas were floating in his mind. What endeared the scientist to the writer so that he said he was looking at one of the most beautiful men in the world. So he said he was looking at one of the most beautiful men in the world. Which is the most beautiful sentence in the description. Answer: The disabled should concentrate on what they are good at. It is foolish to waste time in imitating the normal people. Why does the writer refer to the guitar incident. Which idea does it support. Answer: The writer spent many years trying to play a Spanish guitar considerably larger than he was. One night, he unstringed it very joyfully. It supports the idea that things like the disabled Olympics are a waste of time. One should practise only what one is good at. The writer expresses his great gratitude to Stephen Hawking. What is the gratitude for. Answer: Stephen Hawking spared time for the writer. After meeting him the author felt much inspired. He felt that he had met the greatest and best disabled person on earth. Therefore, the writer expresses his great gratitude to Stephen Hawking. Complete the following sentences taking their appropriate parts from both the boxes below. Answer: i and I told him I had come in a wheelchair from India. Fill in the blanks in the sentences below using the appropriate forms of the words given in the following box. We would have been spared the noise of celebrations, at least. Answers i traveller ii guidance iii successor iv paled v chaired vi truly vii drawn. Look at the following words. Add -ing to the verb and use it before the noun. Put an article at the beginning. Use all or both in the blanks. Tell your partner why you chose one or the other. Answers i He has two brothers. All of them wanted to see you. Give me all of it. Complete each sentence using the right form of the adjective given in brackets. Even the chief guest came earlier than he did. Say the following words with correct stress. Pronounce the parts given in color loudly and clearly. Underline stressed syllables in the following words. Consult the dictionary or ask the teacher if necessary. Writing a notice for the School Notice Board. Step 1 Discuss why notices are put up on the notice board. How is a notice different from a letter or a descriptive paragraph. Step 2 Suppose you have lost or found something on the campus. What have you lost or found. You want to write a notice about it. If you have lost something, you want it restored to you in case someone has found it. If you have found something, you want to return it to its owner. Step 3 Write a few lines describing the object you have lost or found. Mention the purpose of the notice in clear terms. Also write your name, class, section and date. Step 4 Let one member of each group read aloud the notice to the ncert solutions for class 8 english honeydew chapter 7 class. Compare your notice with the other notices, and make changes, if necessary, with the help of the teacher. Or Imagine that you are a journalist. You have been asked to interview the president of the village panchayat. Write eight to ten questions you wish to ask. The questions should elicit comments as well as plans regarding water and electricity, cleanliness and school education in the village. I lost it somewhere in the school premises. The founder is requested kindly to give it back to me. I shall be very grateful. Journalist : How many houses are there in your village. Sarpanch : There are about two hundred houses in our village. Journalist : How many schools are there in it. Sarpanch : There is only one Primary School in it. Journalist : How many boys and girls study in it. Sarpanch : About a hundred boys study in it. Journalist : Where do you hold your general meetings and when. Sarpanch : We hold our general meetings in the school building on Sundays and other holidays. Journalist : How many voters are there in this village. Sarpanch : There are about four hundred voters in this village. Journalist : Do you use well-water or tap-water for drinking. Sarpanch : We use the water of the well for drinking. Journalist : Is your village electrified. We use kerosene oil lamps to light our houses. Journalist : Where do you purchase milk from?.

The leaves were covered by a ice b frost c dust d dirt. To this query, the scientist replied in the affirmative, frankly and honestly. Page 103 Multiple Choice Questions 1. She helplessly informed him that they had nothing else to feed it and so he would have to sacrifice the milk they gave him for the fawn. He felt he was moving towards that embodiment that he had believed in for many years. To this query, the scientist replied in the affirmative, frankly and honestly. Ans: Transitive v He dipped his fingers in the milk. The soul is what matters. What endeared the scientist to the writer so that he said he was looking at one of the most beautiful men in the world? In school, he was among the most promising students. Each individual is what he is, not from the body but from his heart and soul. Answer The writer thought that there was a choice.