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7th English Guide Term 1 Unit 3 Your Space

GLOSSARY

harsh

rough

கடுமையான

doth

does

செய்யும்

whisper

low voice

கிசு சிசு, இரகசியமாக

accents

emphasise

வலியுறுத்தங்கள்

anxious

feeling worried or showing worry

கவலைப்படுதல் (or) கவலையை வெளிப்படுத்துதல்

grieve

be sorrowful

துக்கமாக இருத்தல்

depart

leave/go

விடு/போ

endure

suffer patiently

தாங்க

toiled

worked hard

கடினமான உழைத்தவர்

vain

producing no results

வீண்

stubborn

one refusing to change one’s opinion

பிடிவாதமான

strife

disagreement

கருத்துவேறுபாடு

eternity

without end

முடிவில்லாமல்

A. Answer the following questions in a sentence or two.

1. Why should we speak gently?

  • We should speak gently because it is better to rule over people by love than fear.

2. What do you infer about speaking with others from this poem?

  • We must speak gently with others.

3. What are the disadvantages of speaking harshly?

  • It can destroy the good things and bring a bad name to us. These are the disadvantages of speaking harshly.

4. Why does the poet tell us to speak gently to young children?

  • We have to speak gently to young children because we can gain their love and affection.

5. How should you speak with old people?

  • We must speak gently and don’t sadden their already care-worn heart.

B. Read the poem and fill in the blanks with the correct option.

soft

vain

fear

joy

love

harsh

heard

toiled

mild

good

sand

life

  1. It is better far to rule by ________, than ___________.

Ans ; love, fear

  1. Teach it in accents ________ and ________.

Ans ; soft, mild

  1. Let no _________ tone be __________.

Ans ; harsh, heard

  1. They may have ______ in _________.

Ans ; toiled, vain

  1. The __________, the _______, which it may bring.

Ans ; good, joy

  1. The ________ of _________ are nearly run.

Ans ; sand, life

C. Pick out the words which rhyme with the given words and write similar rhyming words on your own

1. far

mar

scar

2. fear

here

near

3. low

flow

no

4. kind

bind

mind

5. remain

gain

slain

6. they

may

lay

D. Take a stanza from the poem. Write it in the blanks and find the rhyme scheme.

Lines from the poem

Rhyme scheme (a/b/c/d)

Speak gently! – He who gave his life

a

To bend man’s stubborn will,

b

When elements were in fierce strize

a

Said to them, ‘peace, be still’.

b

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