10th Class English Short Q&A

Short Answer Type Questions

• Lencho was annoyed with the postal employees because he suspected them of stealing some of the money he had requested from God.
• Lencho was displeased when he received only seventy pesos.
• Nelson Mandela mentions "twin obligations."
• Writing in a diary makes writing a strange experience for Anne Frank.
• Bakers kept their accounts using a pencil on a wall.
• Their economic status was prosperous.
• The main crop of Coorg is coffee.
• Rajvir and Praful were going to Assam , as Pranjol was going home, and Rajvir wanted to see tea plantations.
• Coorg is famous for its coffee plantations, spices, and rainforests.
• The bus journey was a source of unending joy for Valli and fueled her stronger desire to explore the world.
• The conductor calls Valli "madam" as a playful and respectful way of acknowledging her confidence and maturity on the bus.
• After her son's death, Kisa Gotami goes from house to house asking for mustard seeds.
• She does not get it because there's no household that hasn't experienced death.

Long Answer Type Questions

• Lencho was a farmer who wrote a letter to God asking for help after his crops were destroyed by a hailstorm.
• The postmaster received the letter.
• He collected money from the postal employees and sent it to Lencho.
• Lencho needed help from God because his crops were destroyed, and he feared his family would starve without it.
• Lencho's main problems were the destruction of his crops by hailstones and the resulting threat of starvation for his family.
• Circumstances forced Lencho to seek help from God because he was in dire need and had immense faith in the almighty for support.
• Nelson Mandela was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician, and philanthropist.
• In his inauguration speech for the future of South Africa, he set out ideals of freedom, equality, and unity.
• "From the Diary of Anne Frank" sheds light on the teacher-student relationship in a classroom atmosphere and discipline while discussing what aspects are necessary for a fulfilling life.
• Bakers in those days wore a peculiar dress known as the kabai a single-piece long frock reaching down to the knees.
• The author estimated the baker looked jolly even with his plump physique.
• Two legends about the discovery of tea include a Chinese emperor accidentally discovering the tea.
• The other is about a Bodhidharma, a Buddhist ascetic, cutting off his eyelids, which sprouted into tea plants.