Animals farm questions

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1. Compare the lives of the animals when they live under Jones and under Napoleon. In what ways has Napoleon proven himself a similar tyrant?

The lives of the animals under Jones and Napoleon may have seemed different at first but it was the same. They both wield authority over the animals and did not act democratically. Their words became the rule of the farm and both exercised power over everyone.

Napoleon was a similar tyrant like Jones as he also influenced the animals to do his bidding while he himself enjoyed the works and loved 'ruling' over the

Explanatio

George Orwell's science fictional story "Animal Farm" tells how a group of farm animals rebelled against their human masters and create a society and government of their own. but this did not last as, like the human world, the fight for power led to their destruction and downfal

The animals in "Manor Farm" were first though 'unofficially' under the leadership of old Major Jones, a middle aged boar. He had instigated and even influenced the animals of the need to have their own rules and authority. Then, after the death of Jones, the speeches and ideas instigated by Jones came to be taken in full swing by the animals, under the eye of two pigs (for they were generally recognized as being the cleverest of t

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The two pigs Snowball and Napoleon had differing opinions and takes on the course of action needed. napoleon grew to be more stronger and more respected. But then the same case of work and authority came upon the animals. majority of the food they produce was given to the dogs and pigs, and the autonomy they enjoyed was more and more controlled by the pigs. The level of tyranny began to be the same as during the time of Jone

Napoleon's words and whatever he suggested seemed to be the order of the day, the more better judgement to be followed. And whoever seemed to disobey or refuse to do it was punished. The common slogan and phrase "Napoleon is always right" came to be the dominating thought of the animals in the renamed "Animal Farm". And it was through the act of Napoleon that the humans once again became the masters of the animal

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2. Closely examine old Major's speech to the animals in Chapter 1 and discuss the ways in which he uses language to persuade his listeners.

. Explain how one of the novel's minor characters (such as Mollie or Moses) illuminates Orwell's major themes and issues.

4. Examine Orwell's tone when describing the way the animals think of themselves under Napoleon's rule: How does Orwell's tone add to the novel's humor?

5. Explain how the human characters contribute to the novel's themes and issues.

6. Based upon Animal Farm, what deductions can a reader make about the kind of political system of which Orwell would approve?

Work citation

Moran, Daniel. CliffsNotes on Animal Farm. 15 Jul 2021

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language lab Activity task

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  Here this blog is upon language laboratory lab. In our department we reviewed the software which is  about language lab. 

 Questions are

Give five advantages of language learning software with reference to your review and experience: *

1) it gives very good options below the questions for more facilities two students searches verify, reset, show answers.

2) we find the very good checkbox here.

3) the speaking capability of this software is very good the voice is very smooth and audible.

4) the software has a very good structure of organising the ball language exercise such as index visual arts blanks really helpful for practical studies.

5) exercise where very innovative and from here the drag and drop options true and false options.

Give five disadvantages of language learning software with reference to your review and experience: 

1) the drag and drop option below the questions was not working properly in the software.

2) there is some issue ine login and logout functions like we have to logout and login continuously and it's really time consuming.

3) assent problems are there while communicating with the software accent of various countries and various language little bit change and it create the confusion and problem in understanding each others words.

4) ESL was not working properly

5) language laboratory software don't have any documentation of data which can save our previous answers in the software itself

List at least five things (related to language skills) you think can be learnt from this lang lab programme:

 

Vocabulary. 

Grammar 

Basic skills

Accent

Phonetics

Give five new words (vocabulary or pronunciation) you learnt while reviewing the software

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2) Drowsy

3) Electorate

4) Tangible

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6) Amplifying

7) Tenure

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Conclusion 

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Thinking Activity :Thaings Fall Apart

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Here this blog is upon Things Fall Apart.This is African literature and genre is novel. This work is written by Salman Chinua Achebe. He is a great African write and he is famously for this And Things Fall apart.

The title Things Fall Apart was adopted from William Butler Yeats’ poem “‘The Second 

Coming’” (1921). The poem foresees the end of the present age and the world’s approach to 

another phase that is completely different:

 Turning and turning in the widening gyre

 The falcon cannot hear the falconer;

 Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;

 Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,

 The blood-dimmed the tide is loosed, and everywhere 

 The ceremony of innocence is drowned;

 The best lack all conviction, while the worst

 Are full of passionate intensity.

 Yeats 1921

Things Fall Apart is centered on the life of the protagonist of the novel, Okonkwo. As the 

novel develops Okonkwo accidentally kills a man and he and his family are exiled from 

Umuofia. During his exile white missionaries arrive in Umuofia and change the village.

When Okonkwo returns to his village he sees the major transformations that Umuofia has 

undergone during his exile.

Unhappy with the change, Okonkwo and other villagers come together to drive the white 

missionaries out of their land. Their efforts are in vain as the missionaries send their 

messengers to abort the meeting. Okonkwo kills one of the messengers and in shock at his 

actions the villagers let the other messengers escape. The messengers report back to the 

missionaries and they take off to bring Okonkwo to justice only to find him dead.

Historical Context of Things Fall Apart

Things Fall Apart is set in 1890, during the early days of colonialism in Nigeria. Achebe depicts Igbo society in transition, from its first contact with the British colonialists to the growing dominance of British rule over the indigenous people. Literary works about this period often painted stereotypical portraits of native Africans as primitives—even works that were critical of the European colonizers, such as Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad depicted Africans as savages who were both oppressed by and excited the savagery of white Christian Europeans “Joseph Conrad:‘A Bloody Racist'” below. Achebe's novel is a response to these colonialist works of literature,Things Fall Apart is a postcolonial novel that strives to revise previous stereotypes by portraying both cultures with a neutral eye, focusing on the complexity of Igbo traditions.

Things fall apart can be said when something we believed would last forever, comes to an end. The title Things Fall Apart refers to the fact that without proper balance, things do fall apart. The notion of balance in the novel is an important theme throughout the book. Beginning with the excerpt from Yeats' poem, the concept of balance is stressed as important; for without balance, order is lost.

 In the novel, there is a system of balance, which the Igbo culture seems but at the end of the novel the society people can not listen the leader, so a chaotic situation is created.

Okonkwo’s Life Falls Apart:

At the beginning of the novel we see Okonkwo as a prosperous leader of the Igbo people. But the novel ends with his tragic end. 

   Thus, we can say that the novel Things Fall Apart  depicts how Okonkwo’s life falls apart. Okonkwo is definitely a man of importance for his society. He is a well-known person throughout the nine villages and beyond. He is a warrior and wrestler who gains respect through his athletics. He is a fierce-free individual. He hasn’t lost one fight or any battles. And for this the people of the village love him. He is also respected because of his wealth.

Okonkwo's life first begins to fall apart when he kills Ikemefuna, a prisoner who stayed at Okonkwo's home. Okonkwo considers Ikemefuna as one of his own sons. It has been decided from the oracle that Ikemefuna will be killed. Okonkwo takes part in his murder, despite warning from his friend, “That boy calls you father. Do not bear a hand in his death.”  But when he hears Ikemefuna’s crying, ““My father, they have killed me!” as he ran towards him. Dazed with fear, Okonkwo drew his machete and cut him down.”  Okonkwo’s fear of being weak, which is one of his tragic flaws, drives him to rashness, and in the end it contributes to his own tragedy that his own life falls apart.

Igbo Society Falls Apart:

Like Okonkwo his Igbo society also falls apart. In the first part of the book we see a socially, politically and religiously organic Igbo society. But this organic society becomes divided and virtually loses all energy at the end of the book. Thus, the novel documents the falling apart of the Igbo tribe due to its own brutal rules as well as the coming of the Christian missionaries and the rule of the English government.

The Society Itself Responsible For Falling Apart:

At the beginning of the book we see that the Igbo people have a strong faith in their traditional religion. The religion of the Igbos consisted in the belief that there is a suspense God, the creator of the universe and the lesser gods. The supreme God was called Chukwu. The other gods were made by Chukwu to act his messengers so that people could approach him through them. People made sacrifices to the smaller gods, but when the failed, the people turned to Chukwu. Ancestor worship was also an equally important feature of the religion of the Ibo people. There were man superstitious ideas related with their religious belief. They believed in evil spirits and oracle. One of such Oracles is responsible for Okonkwo’s sacrifice of Ikemefuna. This incident underlines the superstitious brutality of traditional Igbo society. We also find the brutality, injustice and the inhuman activities in some other rituals or rules such as – people who are affected by some severe diseases are carried on the Evil Forest to die and they do not get any burial and twain babies are thrown out in the Evil Forest just after their birth. The ultimate result of such brutality is when the people, who are dissatisfied with these rules such as- Nwoye, the mother of three twin babies, get the opportunity to change their religion they do it  and the society ultimately falls apart.

Each and all

 Here is my blog on poem Each and all

This poem is about the importance of context, essentially. The narrator, possibly Emerson himself, first states that most people and beings in nature don't think of how other people are perceiving them; the "heifer" in the field doesn't think about who might be listening to it lowing, and the country sexton cares nothing for what Napoleon is doing. However, the speaker suggests that such an attitude is the wrong one—"nothing is fair or good alone."

Next, the narrator recalls finding some beautiful seashells on the shore, but once again, when he brings these home, he finds that they have "left their beauty on the shore." Once removed from their context, he finds that they no longer hold the same charm.

Finally, he describes a pair of lovers. The lady, while still a virgin, seems like a "fairy" to her beloved—until she comes to him as a wife, and he realizes that she is not a supernatural creature but a real person.

Knowing these things, then, the speaker determines that he no longer wants to pursue beauty on its own. Instead, he wants to seek truth. As such, he realizes it isn't possible to pick up beautiful things and remove them from their contexts, as they will then no longer really be beautiful or tell their truth. Instead, he determines to commit himself to enjoying things as they are in the moment, absorbing "the perfect whole."

Ghashiram Kotwal

Ghashiram Kotwal, this play written by Vijay Tendulkar. Vijay Tendulkar was known as one of the very famous Indian playwright.

    “Grihasth” was his first play that appeared in 1955, followed by “Silence, Court is in Session!”, Shrimant”, “Sakharam Binder” and “Safar” in 1992. He also scripted for films giving stories of violence, power and repression in different forms in the contemporary Indian society.

    Vijay Tendulkar famous for his bitter satirical writing, Ghashiram was one of them. Vijay Tendulkar was very choosy about the words. His each and every word came to represent the reality. Tendulkar’s great strength lies in his dialogues. He indicates every moment and it carries as much narrative force as speech, song and action.