ICSE − Q & A

Hey people! 

This is going to be a short one. But it is about something that's not right. I see so many of you people relying on "predictions". This isn't good, especially considering the fact that this is the first year with your new book. The board can be pretty unpredictable and you just can't take the risk.

I mean, come on. You guys studied these very stories/poems over two years, then what's the point of the toil if you simply leave them in the final go? Now, I know many will fire at me the salvo of, "Be smart workers, not like the senseless donkey who just keeps working". But, (no offence) I believe it would be even more donkey-ish to prepare those chapters for all your other exams, and then skip them for boards.

Also, if you lack the motivation to go through them, why don't you think positive? This will be the last time EVER you are reading these stories/poems/acts, so why not make it worthwhile?

Selective studying is never the character of a successful student. And yes, selective studying is NEVER smart studying. Smart studying would be to devote lesser time to the chapters you feel are pretty strong for you, and toil more on the weaker ones. Smart studying would be to identify the types of questions that are asked and read in that sense. Smart studying would be to keep your proverbial armory well-equipped, 'cause who knows whether it's a lame goat or a hungry lion that faces you tomorrow?

This is the time to give it your all. Work, work and work; don't waste your time in selecting the chapters to study. Your strategy should be to do all, and then pay a bit more attention to the ones which are seemingly more important. 

Remember, english will either make you or break you. A 100 in science/computers/HCG is no big deal. But even a 97 in english, and you are suddenly the guy/girl everyone is talking about.

Even the national topper in my time didn't get the 100 in science. But, she got 99 in english. And that was all that made the difference.

Can act 5 be left

Explain the meaning of bridal laughter and bridal tear

+ 2 more questions by godblessme20  

what did the narrator find strange when the old man tells him what he did in his town?
asked by √ (godblessme20) 5 years ago
1

what does the repetition of the word gazed tell us? (daffodils)
asked by √ (godblessme20) 5 years ago
1

Are Horse And Two Goats, The Blue Bead and An Angel In Disguise worth a skip?

What is the meaning of last three lines of chief seatle

Explain why the narrator takes so much time to converse with the old man. Use details from the story to support your answer.[4]
What statements from the story suggest that the old man is about to give on life?Quote specific statements to quote your answers.[4]
- Old Man At The Bridge. Key words.

+ 1 more questions by sanika0809  

1.To what does Margot compare the sun? What does this tell us about her?[3] 2.Why did the other children not come to her aid when William shoved her?[3] -All Summer In A Day Only key words will do.
asked by sanika0809 5 years ago
2

At last Muni's wife says "I will goto my parents" She is almost 68 yrs old how is her parents alive,

Who lives in the pineapple under the sea?

Why can the great chief at Washington rely upon Chief Seattle with utmost surety?
Give two reasons.

Can anyone tell about which type of questions can come from chief seattle as it seems to be least important  as there is no ques available on it in any of the questionpapers.