Aug Homework F 4
Aug Homework F 4
Aug Homework F 4
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SUBJECT: ENGLISH
CLASS : Form 4 as-Sayuti
Section D
1. Read the stanzas of the poem In the midst of hardship and answer the questions that follow
(a) State one moral value you can learn from stanza 1.
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(b) From stanza 2, write down one word that you would use to describe the people
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(c) In the second stanza, the bloated carcasses most probably refer to
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(d) In your own words, describe the people in the poem based on information from the last stanza
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2. Read the stanzas of the poem He Had Such Quiet Eyes and answer the questions that follow
a) From stanza 1, write down two lines in which the poet indicates that he is not to be trusted
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b) What is the advice contained in the line Never to compromise
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c) Write one word the poet used to show that falling in love is risky
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d) my younger brothers unemployed and desperate/my people disunited by politics/ my friend slaughtered
mercilessly/ the world is too old and bleeding
In your own words, explain the problems that the persona mentions in these lines.
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ULBS : Giving ones opinion
Task : You are of the opinion that National Service should be for all students. List down the advantages of
undergoing the national service and how it would benefit all teenagers. You can talk about
friendship formed with youths from other states, cultures and religions
the understanding and tolerance one develops living with youths from different cultures and religious
beliefs
the development of patriotism and love for the nation
the development of stamina and endurance through physical activities