Page 109 - Universal
P. 109

Word Meanings



              brazier                   a metal  container used for holding hot  coals or a fire

              galaxy                    a vast system of stars, gas, dust, and other celestial objects
                                        bound together by gravitational forces

              undiscovered              not yet found, explored, or known about
              jasper                    a type of opaque, typically reddish-brown stone often used in

                                        jewelry and decorative objects
              mingle                    to mix or blend together

              accent                    a distinctive way of pronouncing words  that is characteristic
                                        of a particular region or group of people

              ruddy                     having a red or reddish color
              sentence                  a spoken or written expression

              mart                      a market or trading place

              fount                     an old-fashioned term for a source or origin






            Assess Yourself





            A.  Tick () the correct answer.

                  1.    What is  the primary theme of the poem “Imagination”?

                        (a)   The power  of nature
                        (b)   The importance  of logic

                        (c)   The potency of imagination

                  2.    In the  poem,  imagination is described  as a  minister of ministers. What  does
                        this  suggest?
                        (a)   Imagination is  a leader among ministers.

                        (b)   Imagination is  a servant to other ministers.

                        (c)   Imagination is  a creator  of ministers.
                  3.    According to the poem, what can imagination do with the poles?

                        (a)   Shift them
                        (b)   Reverse them


                                                              107
            The English Carnival-6
   104   105   106   107   108   109   110   111   112   113   114