Lesson
7 – The Rebel Poet Best and Accurate Solutions 

ACTIVITY
– 1

Complete the
following questions:

1.      Pritam was to
sing the song ‘Karar
Oi louha Kopat’.

2.      Nazrul was
born in the village of Churulia on
24th May 1899.

3.      Burdwan
district is in Bengal.

ACTIVITY 
– 2

Answer the
following question:

1. Was India independent when Nazrul was born?

Answer: No, he was born at a time when India was
under British rule.

2. Name some of the folk plays that young Nazrul had written.

Answer: Some of the folk plays that young Nazrul
had written are “ Daata Karna” and “Kabi Kalidasa”.

3. Who was Nazrul’s teacher?

Answer: Nibran Chandra Ghatak was Nazrul’s teacher.

4. Who was Kumad Raanjan Mullick?

Answer: Kumad Ranjan Mullick was the Headmaster of
the school Nazrul joined next.

ACTIVITY
– 3

Tick(√) the
right answer:

1. His poems inspired the youth

1.      To fight the British (√)

2.      To help the
British

3.      To talk to
the British

Answer: His poems inspired the youth to fight
– to the British.

2. A poem that he wrote was

1.      Kheya Parer Tarani (√)

2.      Prashna

3.      Bodh

Answer: A poem that he wrote was – Kheya Parer Tarani.

3. Nazrul was called

1.      the fiery
poet

2.      the rebel poet (√)

3.      the inspired
poet 

Answer: Nazrul was called –  the rebel poet.

ACTIVITY
– 4

Write T for
true and F for false statements in the given boxes:

1.      Nazrul was
born when India was still under the British rule. [T]

2.      Nazrul was
not attracted to folk theatre. [F]

3.      In school,
Nazrul met the great poet Kumud Ranjan Mullick. [T]

4.      Nazrul served
the Indian army under the British rule. [T]

5.      Nazrul fasted
for thirty days. [F]

ACTIVITY
– 5

Fill in the
chart information from the text:

Year	Event
1910	Nazrul met the revolutionary Nibaran Chandara Ghatak
1920	The regiment was disbanded
1922	Nazrul started a magazine ‘Dhumketu’
1923	Nazrul was released from jail

ACTIVITY
– 6

Answer the
following questions:

1. Who inspired Nazrul to write poems?

Answer:  Kumud Ranjan inspired Nazrul to write
poems.

2. Why did Nazrul have to leave the army?

Answer:  Nazrul had to leave the army because after
the 1st World War, the regiment was disbanded in 1920.

3. In which magazine was the poem Anandamoyeer Agamone
published?

Answer:  The poem Anandamoyeer Agamone was
published in ‘Dhumketu’.

4. Why did Nazrul start fasting?

Answer:  Nazrul started fasting because it was his
way of protesting against the torture of the British.

ACTIVITY
– 7 (a)

Underline the adverbs
in the following sentences. Group them under ‘Adverb of manner’; Adverb of
time’ and ‘Adverb of place’ :

1.      Now I will
go to school.

2.      He sat beside me.

3.      He will watch
a play tomorrow.

4.      She eagerly waited
for the result.

5.      The train
moved slowly out
of the station.

6.      We won the
match yesterday.

7.      Come here.

8.      I shall gladly do it.

ACTIVITY
– 7(b)

Let’s classify
the adverbs in the following chart:

Adverb of Time	Adverb of Manner	Adverb of Place
Now	Eagerly	Beside
Tomorrow	Slowly	Here
Yesterday	Gladly

ACTIVITY
– 8

Let’s learn how
to paint pots.

1.      A pot is
bought.

2.      It is washed
with water.

3.      It is washed
with water.

4.      It is
painted.

5.      Polish is
applied to make the surface shiny.

6.       

 

Answer:  At first, a pot is bought.
Then, it is washed with water. Next, it is dried in the sun. Thereafter, it is
painted. At last, polish is applied to make the surface shiny.

ACTIVITY
9

Write eight
sentences about the childhood of Rabindranath Tagore. Here are some points:

Born on 8th May 1861 – did not enjoy formal schooling – was
taught at home – mathematics teacher was Aghore Babu – used to play in verandah
– role – playing as a teacher – taught the ralling bars as if they were
students – conclusion.

The Childhood
of Rabindranath Tagore

Rabindranath Tagore was born on 8 May in 1986. He did not enjoy
formal schooling. He was taught at home by private tutors. Aghore was his
mathematics teacher. He used to play in the verandah with sticks. He used to
play in the verandah with sticks. He used to play the role of a teacher. He
treated the railing bars like his students. Later, he became one of the
greatest poets of the world.

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