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 \n(2)Why was Vivekananda not Prepared for theweather conditions in Chicago ?  \nDH-001-001601]  \n1  \n[Contd.  \n(3)Who were the other Indians present at theparliament of Religious ?  \n(4)What has the speaker learn from smoke and theocean ?  \n(5)Where does the speaker stay during floods ?  \n(6)Who tried to stop the game of dice?How didDuryodhana react to this action?  \n(7)What are the comparisons used by the poet toenhance the beauty of the reaper's song?  \n## 3 Write short notes :(Any Two)\n\n(1)Omnipresence and omnipotent of the Ganga.  \n(2)Vivekanda's speech at the parliament of thereligions  \n(3)The Gambling Match.  \n(4)Theme of“Solitary Reaper”.  \n## 4 Rewrite the following tables by creatively reshaping them.14\n\nThe wolf boasted that he was the strongest animal.Thefox disagreed.'Man in his prime is stronger!''Introduce meto one and we'll soon see,'retorted the angry wolf.  \nAn old man went by.It that a man?'asked the wolf.'No,he is no longer in his prime,'replied the fox.A boyran past.'It that one?'asked the wolf.'No,he has notreached his prime.\"The fox replied.Then a hunter appeared.'That's him!That's a man !'exclaimed the fox.  \nThe wolf leapt out and was beaten by the hunter.\"Doyou see?'asked the fox.'Man has strengths which even youdo not possess!'  \n## 5 (A)Read the passage and answer the questions givenbelow:\n\nA giant in stature,with long hair,wearing a bottlegreen fur lined overcoat and round seal skin cap on his head.Oscar Wide arrived in New York on 2nd of January,1882on a lecture tour.He was mobbed by reporters who askedhim(much to his irritation)unimportant questions such as  \nhow he liked his eggs fried?How he trimmed his fingernails?And what temperature he preferred his bath to be?His answers showed a total lack of interest.However,whenhe stepped ashore,the customs official asked.\"Have youanything to declare?\"And with customary style.Wildreplied.\"No.I have nothing to declare (pause)except mygenius.\"Few remarks in history have travelled as widelyand as quickly as that one.  \n(1)Mention two details of Oscar's physical appearancewhen he came to New York ? 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