DAV: Class VII English Literature Chapter 10: Friends and Flatterers by William Shakespeare

DAV: English Literature Class VII

Chapter 10: Friends and Flatterers by William Shakespeare

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I Understanding the Poem

A. Given below are …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

	Column A		Column B
(a)	Flatterer	3.	One who says nice things about someone without having sincere feelings for the person
(b)	Scant	1.	Very little, not as much as there should be
(c)	Prodigal	7.	...........
(d)	Grief	4.	.....
(e)	Foe	2.	............
(f)	Bountiful	5.	.........
(g)	Fawn	6.	......

B. A few expressions …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

(a) – (ii) they don’t really mean what they say

(b) – (iii) surplus money to spend

(d) – (iii) one becomes poor

C. Identify four pairs …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

(i) thee – misery

(ii) wind – find

(iii) friend – spend

(iv) scant – want

Rhyme scheme: aabb

II HOTS

In the third stanza …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans. The person is being pitied ......

The auxiliary verb ..........

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III Life Skills

Given below are some …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

Sincere Friend	Flattering Foe
1. Points out your weaknesses in a fearless but decent manner	2. Praise you even for those qualities which you do not have
3. .....	5. .....
4. Shares with you the pain of your grief	6. Leaves you when your fortunes are low

IV Values

There is a marked difference …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans. A true friend praises us only when we really possess such qualities which deserve praise. A true friend wants to encourage us ....... he wants to use our resources for his benefit. The moment our resources ..., such ...

I had a personal experience of both true and fake ........ to about my illness, she just disowned me. She did not even bother to enquire ..... However, my illness gave me the opportunity ..., and who was a flattering foe.

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V Writing Skills

Imagine that you picked …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

House No.4

ABCD Colony

Boring Road

Patna – 800001

Date: 10.10.2020

My dear Friend LMNO

Won’t you forgive me buddy? I have realised ......., but now I have realised it.

I am so lucky to have a true friend like you. ....

Yours truly

PQRS

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