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RBSE Class 8 English Chapter 7 Solutions & Notes in Hindi

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भाग 1 — समाधान (Solutions)

📖 1. समाधान: अभ्यास एवं पाठ्यपुस्तक के संपूर्ण हल

राजस्थान बोर्ड कक्षा 8 अंग्रेजी — पाठगत प्रश्न एवं अभ्यास के चरण-दर-चरण सटीक हल।

Chapter 7 - A Visit to Cambridge

Part 1: Textbook Solutions (Comprehension Check & Exercises)

COMPREHENSION CHECK

Page 97

Which is the right sentence?

कौनसा वाक्य ठीक है?

Q. 1 "Cambridge was my metaphor for England." To the writer,

(i) Cambridge was a reputed University in England. (ii) England was famous for Cambridge. (iii) Cambridge was the real England.

Ans. (iii) Cambridge was the real England.

Q. 2. The writer phoned Stephen Hawking's house

(i) from the nearest phone booth. (ii) from outside a phone booth. (iii) from inside a phone booth.

Ans. (ii) from outside a phone booth.

Q. 3. Every time he spoke to the scientist, the writer felt guilty because

(i) he wasn't sure what he wanted to ask. (ii) he forced the scientist to use his voice synthesiser. (iii) he was face to face with a legend.

Ans. (ii) he forced the scientist to use his voice synthesiser.

Q. 4. "I felt a huge relief........in the possibilities of my body." In the given context, the highlighted words refer to

(i) shifting in the wheelchair, turning the wrist. (ii) standing up, walking. (iii) speaking, writing.

Ans. (i) shifting in the wheelchair, turning the wrist.

TEXT BOOK QUESTIONS

Working with the text :

Answer the following questions. निम्नलिखित प्रश्नों के उत्तर दें—

Q. 1 (i) Did the prospect of meeting Stephen Hawking make the writer nervous ? If so, why?

(ii) Did he at the same time feel very excited ? If so, why?

(i) क्या स्टीफन हॉकिंग से मिलने के अवसर ने लेखक को व्याकुल किया? यदि ऐसा है तो क्यों?

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Cambridge was my metaphor for England, and it was strange that when I left it had become altogether something else, because I had met Stephen Hawking there.

It was on a walking tour through Cambridge that the guide mentioned Stephen Hawking, 'poor man, who is quite disabled now, though he is a worthy successor to Issac Newton, whose Chair he has at the University.'

And I started, because I had quite forgotten that this most brilliant and completely paralysed astrophysicist, the author of *A Brief History of Time*, one of the biggest best-sellers ever, lived here.

Questions :

1. (i) What was his metaphor for England?

इंग्लैंड के लिए उसका रूपक क्या था?

(ii) To whom had he met there?

वहाँ वह किससे मिला था?

(iii) Who is the worthy successor of Issac Newton?

आइजैक न्यूटन का योग्य उत्तराधिकारी कौन है?

2. (i) What do you know about his brilliancy and paralysis?

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आप उसकी मेधाविता तथा पक्षाघात के बारे में क्या जानते हैं?

(ii) What is a Brief History of Time?

‘अ ब्रीफ हिस्ट्री ऑफ़ टाइम’ क्या है?

(iii) Write the opposite words from the passage for the following words :

(a) rich (b) there
(a) a feeling of liking a................
(b) a person unable to use a part of his body d................

2. (i) What should a disable do?

एक दिव्यांग को क्या करना चाहिए?

(ii) What are a waste of time?

क्या चीजें समय की बर्बादी है?

(iii) Find out from the passage the word which means ‘happily’. (ii) The narrator spent years in trying to play spanish guitar.

वर्णकर्ता ने स्पेनिश गिटार बजाने की कोशिश में वर्षों बिता दिए।

(iii)
(a) admiration
(b) disabled
(ii) Disabled olympics are a waste of time.

दिव्यांग ओलम्पिक समय की बर्बादी है।

(iii) Gleefully (ii) Stephen showed the garden of his house to the narrator.

स्टीफन ने वर्णनकर्त्ता को अपने घर का उद्यान दिखाया।

(iii)
(a) garden
(b) summer
(ii) He watched Stephen, as an embodiment of his bravest self.

उसने स्टीफन को अपने साहसीतम स्व के अवतार के रूप में देखा।

(iii) believed.