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 Complete the following chart. Ans. Sr. No. Point Bhajan Keertan Lalit Bharud 1 Characteristics Singing songs in praise of God and chanting his name accompanied by Taal (Cymbals), Pakhvaj and Mridangam (1) Naman and Nirupanacha Abhang and Nirupan comprise the Poorvarang (2) Narration of a story to illustrate main theme is Uttarrang (1) Deity is invoked during festival to fulfill desire (2) It is performed in a theatrical style. Stories of Krishna, Rama and great devotees are presented during performances It is metaphorical song with spiritual and ethical teachings. 2 Examples Bhajans of Saint Tulsidas, Saint Tukadoji Maharaj and Saint Namdev Naraadiya Keertan and Mahatma Phule's Keertan Popular in Konkan and Goa Bharuds of Saints Eknath, Namdev and

 Complete the following Concept chart : (Tourism and History) Ans.

 Complete the following Concept chart. Ans.

 अर्थ की दृष्टि से वाक्य परिवर्तित करके लिखिए :- (पाठ - उड़ान) उत्तर:

As far as listenening is concerned, what difference do you notice between the writer and Einstein? (The Night I Met Einstein) Ans. As far as listening is concerned, the writer did not understand classical music at all as he was tone-deaf. Where as Einstein was fond of classical music and Bach was his favourite composer, which is why he had come to attend the concert.

 I’d like to understand music (Pick out the infinitive) Ans. to understand I had never taken a bath. (Identify the verb. State its tense) Ans. had taken – Past Perfect tense Our hostess took us to a large drawing room. (Begin the sentence with ‘we’) Ans. We were taken to a large drawing room by our hostess. I was invited to dine at the house of a very rich and powerful businessman. (Rewrite the sentence using the noun form of underlined word) Ans. I was given an invitation to dine at the house of a very rich and powerful businessman.

 Choose the correct answer. (The Night I Met Einstein) I must tell this man the truth.(‘must’ here indicates) (a) necessity (b) compulsion (c) ability I could understand Bach. (‘could’ here indicates) (a) permission (b) ability (c) obligation Ans. (i) Must - necessity (ii) could - abilityThe Night I met Einstein 139