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प्रश्न
Expand the idea suggested in the following line:
All roads lead to Rome
उत्तर
All Roads Lead to Rome
‘All roads lead to Rome’ is a proverb that has a literal meaning and a figurative meaning. The literal meaning is that whichever road one takes, they will always end up in Rome. This is because in the ancient Roman Empire, Rome was placed as the center and all the roads were constructed in a manner that they all eventually led to Rome. The figurative meaning of this proverb is that no matter which way one chooses to reach their goal, they will always end up where they are meant to be. This proverb is relevant in all aspects of life – education, career, and relationships. For example, three people try to solve a problem using different methods, but arrive at the same solution; or two people use different approaches on a single project but achieve the same outcome. Essentially, our choices may determine and alter our paths, but we will ultimately reach the destination intended for us, because ‘All roads lead to Rome!’.
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A1. Expansion of ideas (any one)
(1) Dishonesty never pays in the long run.
(2) Time and tide wait for none.
OR
A2. Develop a story having one of the above ideas as a moral. Give a suitable title to your story
A1. Expand any one of the given two ideas in about 80-100 words:
(i) Cleanliness is Godliness
(ii) A stitch in time saves nine
OR
A2. Develop a story in about 80-100 words with the following ending. Give a suitable title:
………………….. Thank God I found my Science Journal before the last date of submission
(a) Fine feathers make find birds
(b) Justice delayed is justice denied
(c) Pollution – the bane of machine age
Expansion based on Proverb/Maxim/Quotation/Slogan :
Expand the following idea into two paragraphs.
A bad workman blames his tools.
Expand any one of the following ideas into three paragraphs
(a) Patience is bitter but its fruit is sweet.
Expand the following idea into two paragraphs:
Nothing succeeds like success.
Narrate an experience:
Narrate an experience of your own that has helped you to realize that ‘patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet’. Write it in about 100 words.
(i) A stitch in time saves nine.
(ii) Female infanticide-stigma on society.
(iii) _______ that's how we reached at the airport from Kedarnath.
Read the following proverb. Share your view and expand the ideas.
Actions speak louder than words.
Read the following proverb. Share your view and expand the ideas.
Speech is silver and silence is golden.
Read the following proverb. Share your view and expand the ideas.
The argument is the worst kind of communication.
Read the following proverb. Share your view and expand the ideas.
Attitudes are the real figures of speech!
Read the following proverb. Share your view and expand the ideas.
The wise man has long ears and a short tongue!
‘Clothes mean nothing until someone lives in them.’ Expand the idea in your own words.
Expand the idea on your own on the following topic.
Pride goes before a fall
Expand the idea on your own on the following topic.
Man proposes, God disposes
Expand the idea on your own on the following topic.
Look before you leap
Write at least one paragraph and expand the inherent idea of the saying ‘A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever’.
Expand the following idea into 100 words:
‘Travelling broadness our mind’
Expand the theme:
Expand the following idea into 100 words:
“Be the change you want to see”
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below. Write your answer in about 100 to 120 words. ‘Honesty is the best policy.’
- Importance of honesty.
- Use of the term- ‘policy’.
- Supporting argument with examples.
- Conclusion
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below. Write your answer in about 100 to 120 words. ‘Believing in yourself is believing in the best’.
- Having faith in your abilities.
- Keep doing the work.
- Supporting your argument with examples.
- Conclusion
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below: (100-150 words) ‘Humour is the Spice of Life’.
- Problems/hurdles/negativities in life.
- Purpose of relaxation.
- Benefits of laughter and humour.
- Change in attitude and approach.
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below: (100-150 words) ‘Nature is the best teacher’
- Hidden treasures in nature.
- Purpose/Reasons to get close to nature.
- Teaching/Learning about nature (why best teacher).
- Gifts/Benefits from nature.
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below: (100-150 words) ‘Friends – a real treasure’.
- Need and spice of life.
- Real share and care.
- Commitment and inspiration.
- Need of every moment.
Expand the following into two paragraphs:
"A quitter never wins and a winner never quits".
Expand the theme:
"When the going gets tough, the tough gets going''
Narrate an experience in about 80-100 words beginning with
"Friendship is important.............
Expand the theme:
Your experiences and recently celebrated birthday party.
Expand the following idea into 100 words:
Make hay while the sun shines.
Expand the following idea in about 100-150 words.
'Don't judge a book by its cover'
Expand the theme:
Expand the given quote into a paragraph of 100 words.
"Education is the most powerful weapon to change the World."
Expansion of Idea:
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below (100-150 words) –
“Experience is the best teacher”
- It’s practical and not theoretical experience
- Learn from situations
- Direct and first-hand knowledge
- Real-life versus Bookish
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below (100 to 150 words):
‘Manners Maketh Man’
Essential Virtues
- Politeness
- Speech, tone, gestures and action
- To be courteous and amiable
Expand the theme:
Expand the following idea into 100 words:
Trees: Nature’s Gift to Man.
