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 Who is 'A Matter of Husbands' writer, Ferenc Molnar? Widely regarded as Hungary’s most celebrated and controversial playwright, Ferenc Molnár’s (1878–1952) primary aim was to entertain people by transforming his personal experiences into literary works of art. Out of his many plays, The Devil (1907), Lilion (1909), The Guardsman (1910), The Swan (1920), and The Play’s the Thing (1926) endure as classics. He immigrated to the United States to escape persecution of Hungarian Jews during World War II and later adopted American citizenship. Molnár’s plays continue to be relevant and are performed all over the world. Main Summary Published in 1923, A Matter of Husband sheds light on the basic function of actors: to make the audience believe in illusion  Word Meanings of this essay poised (adj.): in a state of balance gilt (adj.): gold, or something resembling gold, applied to a surface in a thin layer palpably (adv.): noticeably or clearly  boudoir (n.): a woman’s bedroom or ...

 Understanding the text  Answer the following questions.  a. Where could the author be found when he was late for lunch or dinner? = The author was the voracious reader and fond of reading books. His only time pass was to study books. He used to go to library in his spare time. That's why he could be found in the library if he was ever late for the dinner. b. What are his first memories? = When author was a child, he was introduced to books and library since his parents were fond of books, specially his mother. So, we can say that books and libraries are the first memories of the author. c. Why did he dislike school? = Theoretical and obligatory teachings methods of the school were not liked by the author. Studying becomes easier and matter of interest when student studies with his/her own genuine interest, not by any obligation or instruction. Since, the school was not as he thought, he disliked it. d. What did he feel about at the library? = Library was silent, providin...

 सफलताको कथा (रिपोर्ताज) कक्षा : ११ सबै अभ्यासको हल | class 11 Nepali unit 9 exercise safaltako katha

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 Exercise of A day Poem by Emily Dickinson Understanding the text Answer the following questions. a. How does the poet describe the morning sun in the first stanza? b. What does the line ‘The news like squirrels ran’ mean? c. What do you understand by the line ‘The hills untied their bonnets’? d. Is the speaker watching the morning sun? Why? Why not? e. How does the sun set?  Reference to the context a. What, according to the speaker, is a day? b. What purpose does the hyphen in the first line serve in the poem? c. What makes this poem lyrical and sonorous? Discuss. d. Who are the target audience of the speaker? Why? e. The poem seems to describe a day for children. How would the adult people respond to this poem? Discuss this poem with your parents/guardians and write the answer based on their responses.  Reference beyond the text a. Observe your surroundings of one fine morning and write a poem based on your own experience. b. Write a personal essay on A Day in the Scho...

 Achievement:  Nepali Freefire teams T2k and Young Gurkha eSports (YG) have qualified for league stage of Free Fire India Championship with prize pool of nearly NRs. 1.2 Crore. 

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