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Ram Sethu {in Telugu} A Film Review.

Ram Setu is a truly engaging and enjoyable cinematic experience that delivers on its promise of an action-adventure thriller rooted in Indian history and mythology. The film shines with a fascinating concept, tackling the debate between science and faith concerning the legendary bridge. Akshay Kumar is excellent in his role as the determined archaeologist, leading an exciting quest supported by a talented cast, including the standout performance by Satyadev. Director Abhishek Sharma manages to craft a fast-paced narrative with stunning on-location cinematography, especially in the underwater sequences, that bring the grandeur of the subject to life, making it a compelling one-time watch for the whole family.

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1. What quality of Anne Frank makes her diary so engaging?

Her humor only
Her honesty and self-reflection
Her political knowledge
Her childhood fantasies

2. What did Anne’s diary mainly express about her environment?

A conflict between hope and fear
Pure hatred for war
Interest in politics
Indifference toward people

3. What does Anne learn about human nature through isolation?

That she alone is intelligent
That adults are always right
That fear disappears in danger
That people are both kind and cruel

4. What does Amanda’s desire to be a mermaid reflect?

A childish imagination
A wish for fame
A longing for peace and freedom
A fear of water

5. Why does Amanda imagine herself as Rapunzel?

She loves fairy tales
She wants to meet a prince
She admires long hair
She wants freedom from restrictions

6. What lesson does “Amanda!” indirectly teach parents?

Silence is harmful
Discipline must be strict
Freedom spoils children
Children need understanding, not constant control

7. Why did bakers mark special occasions in Goa?

They received free food
They owned large estates
Bread was central to every celebration
They worked for the government

8. What shows the respect Goans still have for bakers?

Building statues for them
Calling them ‘pader’ with affection
Paying them monthly
Giving them uniforms

9. What adventure can tourists enjoy in Coorg?

Hot-air ballooning
Skiing and surfing
River-rafting, trekking, and rock-climbing
Desert racing

10. Why are Coorg soldiers famous in the Indian Army?

Their courage and discipline
Their wealth
Their height
Their language skills

11. Why is tea called a universal drink in “Tea from Assam”?

It grows only in India
It needs no preparation
It is enjoyed by people worldwide
It is a new beverage

12. What amazed Rajvir most during his train journey?

The endless green tea gardens
The rain and fog
The number of passengers
The big stations

13. In “The Trees,” why are the trees moving outside?

They fear darkness
They dislike the poet
They follow the wind
They seek freedom from human control

14. What does the poet compare the night sky to in “The Trees”?

A blanket of dreams
A roof of leaves
A mirror of clouds
A dome filled with broken glass pieces

15. What inner change does the poem “The Trees” suggest?

Ignoring environment
Accepting destruction
Celebrating city life
Reconnecting humans with nature

16. Why was the narrator’s journey with Mijbil challenging?

Because of airline restrictions and Mijbil’s behavior
Because Mijbil refused to eat
Because airports were closed
Because he lost luggage

17. What did Mijbil teach the narrator about companionship?

Freedom is harmful
Animals are better than people
Friendship is instant
True bond grows through patience and care

18. What is the effect of fog’s movement in the poem “Fog”?

It brings thunder
It causes fear
It destroys cities
It shows nature’s quiet power

19. What mood does the fog create when it “sits” on the city?

Anger
Restlessness
Mystery and calmness
Joy

20. What drove Horace Danby to commit thefts?

Fear of poverty
His love for collecting rare books
Habit of stealing
Greed for money

21. What irony lies at the end of “A Question of Trust”?

Police catch both thieves
Horace becomes rich
The woman helps Horace
The thief is cheated by another thief

22. Why did Griffin’s discovery turn into a curse?

He lost humanity while misusing power
He failed scientifically
He became rich but sad
He turned visible again

23. What lesson does Griffin’s story give?

Power without morality leads to destruction
Science is useless
Curiosity is dangerous
Invisibility is fun

24. Why did the villagers in “Footprints without Feet” fear Griffin?

He frightened them with his invisible tricks
He was foreign
He stole their money openly
He destroyed houses

25. What inspired Ebright to collect butterflies seriously?

His teacher’s order
A book that challenged him to study science
His mother’s insistence
His friend’s hobby

26. How did Ebright’s mother encourage his curiosity?

By forcing him to read novels
By limiting his TV time
By giving him books and scientific tools
By taking him to labs daily

27. What quality made Ebright a successful scientist?

Perseverance and analytical thinking
Physical strength
Good handwriting
Luck

28. What do Anne’s diary entries reveal about her relationship with her mother?

Strained but thoughtful
Indifferent
Unknown
Perfectly affectionate

29. What symbol in “Amanda!” represents escape from reality?

Golden castle
Mermaid in the sea
Window light
Clouds

30. What does the narrator in “Mijbil the Otter” feel while parting from Mijbil?

Anger
Complete relief
Indifference
Deep sorrow mixed with gratitude

31. Why is the fog described as “sitting on little cat feet”?

It disappears fast
It makes noise
It jumps suddenly
It moves silently and softly

32. What does Coorg’s natural beauty symbolize?

Harmony between man and nature
Growth of cities
Fear of wilderness
Richness of culture

33. How does “A Baker from Goa” connect the past with the present?

By creating new bread types
By rejecting old customs
By showing traditions that still survive
By glorifying foreign food

34. What realization did Ebright gain from his experiments on DNA?

Success comes through curiosity and hard work
Science is simple
Luck controls results
Failure ends learning

35. What broad theme connects all FA-2 prose and poetry lessons?

Freedom, curiosity, and human connection with nature
Power, wealth, and fame
War and destruction
Technology and isolation

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