Use the words in your own sentences without changing the sense expressed in the poem.assign, descend, reveal, assemble 

a.  The teachers assign us homework every day.

b.  The climbers have descended to the bottom of the mountain.

c.  We shouldn't reveal our secrets to anyone.

d.  The students always assemble in the ground for prayer.

   Read the text again, and answer the following questions.          Who composed this poem?           What did the students do in the absence of their teacher?             What did the angel revea...

a.   Who composed this poem?

Ans: Tom Wayland composed this poem.

b.   What did the students do in the absence of their teacher?

Ans: The students sat silently folding their hands on their desks in the absence of their teacher.

c.   What did the angel reveal to the students?

Ans: The angel revealed to the students what each woman or man must do to attain divine wisdom in this life   ...

iii. Read the poem and fill in the blanks with the appropriate words to complete the following summary.The poem “Did I Miss Anything?” is written from two distinct points of view. They are the stud...

student's point of view,  missing, silence, assigned, blames, meaningless, enlightened, accomplished, significance, microcosm 

VOCABULARY IN CONTEXT     i. Read the following sentences, and choose the appropriate words from the box below to                         complete the sentences.        excessive, commercially, pe...

1. His invention was popular but not commercially successful for it was not bought by many people.
2. Local people complained about the excessive noise coming from the dance bar.
3. Vegetables produced using pesticides are unfit for human consumption.
4. Rice cultivation should be promoted in terai. It really strengthens farmers’ economic condition.
5. Excessive use of pesticides invited health hazards.
6. Though insecticides are required to kill the insects in our farm, they are never good for human health.
7. Lots of...

Define minimum deviation in a prism. Find an expression for the refractive index of a prism in condition of minimum deviation. Is this formula applicable in conditions other than minimum deviation?