On this page, you will get solutions, questions answers, notes, and MCQs, of all chapters of SEBA Class 10 English (Second Language) First Flight (Prose) for students studying under the Assam Board. Click on the link given below each chapter to get the answers for that chapter. However, notes should be changed/edited as per need.
SEBA Class 10 English: Letter to God
Introduction: As a farmer, Lencho was dedicated and passionate about his work. A good harvest was in the offing for him. All his crops were decimated by an unwelcome hailstorm. As a result, Lencho was depressed. He was a devout believer in the existence of God. His faith in God's protection remained steadfast throughout this terrible experience. So he wrote a letter to God and asked Him for one hundred pesos. He dropped it in the clipboard and went back to work.
SEBA Class 10 English: Coorg (Glimpses of India I)
Introduction: The beautiful region of Coorg is the subject of Lokesh Abrol's essay Coorg as the title suggests. The author describes the beauty of this charming little hill station in the southern state of Karnataka. The author paints a vivid picture of the people and scenery of Coorg and describes it as a welcoming and energizing destination for visitors from all walks of life. The pristine natural environment combined with the beautiful, brave, and welcoming people makes Coorg truly heaven on earth.
SEBA Grade 10 English: Tea from Assam (Glimpses of India II)
Introduction: The chapter 'Tea from Assam' is written by Arup Kumar Datta who was born in Jorhat in 1946. In this chapter, he talks about two friends, one of who is Assamese (Pranjal) and the other (Rajvir) is his classmate from Delhi, where they study together. They decide to visit Assam during the summer vacation and that's when Rajvir gets mesmerized by the sight of the tea gardens. He also learns a lot about tea from his friend during the trip.
SEBA Class 10 English: Madam Rides the Bus
Introduction: Madam Rides the Bus by Vallikkannan follows a young girl named Valliammai or Valli on a bus journey from her village to the city and back. Vallikkannan's fluid writing allows the reader to relate to the emotions of an eight-year-old child as he takes in new sights and sounds. The story begins with Valliammai, an inquisitive eight-year-old girl who liked to observe the busy street in front of her house. Valli's interest was piqued by the bus journey between her village and town.
SEBA Class 10 English: Tiger in the zoo
Introduction: Leslie Norris's poem describes the agony and helplessness of a caged tiger living in a zoo. The poet describes what his life would be like if he were a free animal. The poet tried to explain the plight of animals locked up by humans for their own entertainment.
SEBA Class 10 English: Amanda
Introduction: The main character, Amanda, is a little girl who is constantly tormented by her mother, who does everything in her power to make Amanda develop good habits. As her mother continues to instruct her with advice and sayings, Amanda is drawn deeper into her dreams. Amanda escapes into her thoughts and sees herself in the free world without her mother's relentless insistence.
SEBA Class 10 English: Animals
Introduction: Poet Walt Whitman expresses his admiration for animals in his poem 'Animals'. He says they are calm and content with themselves without being obsessed with wanting to own this or that. He wondered if the animals had picked up these traits from where man carelessly dropped them eons ago. It means that one has lost one's true nature somewhere along the way.
SEBA Class 10 English: The Ball Poem
Introduction: This poem is about the pain of losing something we care about and then learning to move on. It is about a young boy who learns for the first time in his life what it feels like to be sad after losing a valuable ball possession. Losing the ball may seem insignificant to us. However, this does not apply to a small child. A second ball can be obtained with a small amount of money.
SEBA Class 10 English: Tale of Custard the Dragon
Introduction: Ogden Nash's poem tells the story of Custard, a cowardly dragon who is teased and ridiculed by all the other residents of the house. So it went on for a while until one night a real pirate climbed out the window and it was Custard who stepped up to the plate and finished the pirate off.
SEBA Grade 10 English: Footprints without Feet
Introduction: The plot revolves around Griffin, a scientist who has developed a drug that can turn any naked man invisible. He decided to use this drug to get revenge on his landlord. To get away, he set fire to his landlord's house and drank the drug. Griffin could have used the drug to help others, but instead used it to cause chaos, according to the story.
SEBA Class 10 English Question Papers
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