What is the custom of calling the roll at Harrow? How did he become the first boy in the class? What does he mean by saying no more advantage from the alphabet? Who does he give cr... What is the custom of calling the roll at Harrow? How did he become the first boy in the class? What does he mean by saying no more advantage from the alphabet? Who does he give credit for his success in the entrance examination? What was his writer's position in the merit list for examinations? What did he write to answer the related paper? Which subjects did he write for the most? Does his writer-like details provide support for your answer?
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The question is asking for clarification about specific roles and responsibilities within an educational or assessment context, potentially related to a curriculum or framework. It appears to focus on examination procedures, writing skills, and assessment criteria.
Answer
Churchill describes Harrow's roll call, his academic challenges, credits Mr. Somervell, and uses humor in exams.
The custom of calling the roll at Harrow involves students responding when their names are called, unlike Eton where they stand in a cluster and lift their hats. Churchill became the last boy in class due to doing poorly in academics. He gained no advantage from learning the alphabet and gives credit to Mr. Somervell for his success in the entrance exam. His position in the merit list was at the bottom. He often answered with humor and mainly focused on subjects he liked, though specific subjects are not detailed. The writer's details support the personal struggles and humor he used in overcoming challenges.
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The custom of calling the roll at Harrow involves students responding when their names are called, unlike Eton where they stand in a cluster and lift their hats. Churchill became the last boy in class due to doing poorly in academics. He gained no advantage from learning the alphabet and gives credit to Mr. Somervell for his success in the entrance exam. His position in the merit list was at the bottom. He often answered with humor and mainly focused on subjects he liked, though specific subjects are not detailed. The writer's details support the personal struggles and humor he used in overcoming challenges.
More Information
Winston Churchill humorously reflects on his academic struggles and unexpected success due to a supportive teacher.
Tips
Confusing Eton's and Harrow's roll call customs may lead to misunderstandings.
Sources
- On Examinations - CHSE Odisha +2 2nd Year - Answers - englishcharity.com
- Examination at Harrow (By Winston Churchill) - coursehero.com
- First Year at Harrow by Winston S. Churchill - Project Gutenberg Canada - gutenberg.ca
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