*Speech Writing* On *Farewell Function Day.* ( By teacher) Exuberant morning to one and all. Hon'ble chairperson of the farewell function, my colleagues and all my dear students, today the time has come to bid adieu to you with a heavy heart. You are going to begin the new chapter of your life. Now you are going to appear for the Board exam which is called the turning point of life because this exam turns your life. I hope, you have prepared well for scoring good marks.You will definitely get success, but unfortunately if some of you don't get success, don't give up.It is said that *Failure is the stepping stone towards success.* So try again and again until you get success. Don't quit . Remember *'Winners never quit, quitters never win'*. *Sometimes efforts may fail but don't fail to put efforts*. Children, determination, hard work and perseverance are the keys to succeed. So, you should use these keys in your lives...
1.2 *On Saying Please* *(A5)* Page no.25 ( *ii*) *'Manners maketh man'*- Expand the idea in your own words with proper examples. *Ans*: *Expansion of idea*. *Manners maketh man*👨🏻💼 💫Manners are very important in human life.We should always remember that *Manners maketh(makes)man.* What do manners mean? Manners mean saying Good morning, Good afternoon ,Good evening ,it means greeting at someone when you see someone, smiling at someone,being kind to someone, graceful in look and behaviour and so on.Manners constitute not only outward appearance but also good conduct. Manners play a very vital role in building our personality.Manners reflect our character and character is one of the factors of our personality.A good personality is not known to one's outward appearance or the dress one wears,but it is known to his behaviour and way of speaking.It gives good impression in front of others. E.g Let's recall that person in a crowded bus who wi...
The Rising of the Moon by Lady Gregory: Summary On a moonlit night at an Irish wharf by the sea, three Irish policemen in the service of the occupying English government pasted up wanted posters for a clever escaped political criminal. Convinced that the escaped rebel might creep to the water's edge to be rescued by sea, they all hoped to capture him for the hundred-pound reward and perhaps even a promotion. Lady Gregory (1852-1932) The Sergeant sent his two younger assistants with the only lantern to post more leaflets around town while, uneasily, he kept watch at the water's edge. A man in rags tried to slip past the Sergeant, explaining that he merely wanted to sell some songs to incoming sailors. The Ragged Man identified himself as "Jimmy Walsh", a ballad singer. When the man headed toward the steps to the water, the Sergeant stopped him, insisting that "Jimmy" leave by way of town. Trying to interest the officer in his songs, the man sang a few balla...
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