Answer the following questions in about 40-50 words.

Q. It is easy to judge others and give advice but more difficult to apply it to ourselves. Elaborate the statement with
reference to the character of Sam in The Third Level.

ANSWER-
Sam explained to Charlie that he was dissatisfied and looking for an escape, and that the third level was charley's
imagination. Finally, Sam goes in search of the third level, which leads us to the conclusion that the advice we give to
others is difficult to apply to ourselves.

Q. Write the content of Sam's letter.

The letter was addressed to Charley. In the letter Sam had informed Charley that he was living on the third level. He
had also told Charley and his wife to keep looking for the third level. Clearly, the letter was a product of Charley's
imagination.

Q. What do you mean by' Waking dream wish fulfilment?

According to the psychiatrist in the lesson, "Waking dream wish fulfillment" refers to the phenomenon where an
individual experiences a dream-like state while awake, and their subconscious desires and wishes are fulfilled in this
state.

Answer the following questions in about 120-150 words.

Q. Justify the title 'The Third Level'.

The title "The Third Level" is perfect for the story because it highlights both a real and imaginary escape from
everyday life. In the story, Charley finds a mysterious third level at Grand Central Station, which seems to be a
gateway to the past, specifically the 1890s. This third level is not just a physical place but also represents Charley's
wish to escape the stress of modern life and find peace in a simpler, older time. The title captures the main idea of
the story: the human desire to find an escape from reality and the mix between what's real and what's imagined.

Q. Do you notice an intersection of time and space in the story? Elucidate your point.

Yes, "The Third Level" shows a mix of time and space in an interesting way. Charley finds a third level at Grand Central
Station, which doesn't exist in reality but takes him to the 1890s. This discovery connects the present and the past in
the same place. The station, a modern setting, becomes a doorway to an older, simpler time, showing Charley's wish
to escape his stressful life. This mix of time and space is clear when Charley gets a letter from his friend Sam, who has
also traveled to the 1890s. This proves that the blend of time and space is real and not just in Charley's mind.

Q. Imagine yourself to be Charley. You received the letter from Sam which he had posted from Galesburg. Draft a
letter of reply telling him about your plans of finding the third level.

Dear Sam,

I was amazed to get your letter from Galesburg! It’s incredible to know the third level is real and you’re in 1894.

Your letter has filled me with hope. I’m now spending more time at Grand Central, carefully retracing my steps,
determined to find the third level again. I long to leave the stress of modern life behind and join you in the peaceful
past.

Your description of Galesburg sounds perfect. Please keep writing and share any tips for finding the third level. Your
advice will be invaluable.

Looking forward to joining you soon.

Best, Charley
Q2. Notice Writing

1. You are Amar/Amrita, Secretary, Cultural Club, Aryamba Public School, Kochi. A charity show has been arranged in
your school in aid of cancer patients. Write a notice to be displayed on the school notice board informing the
students of the show and asking them to cooperate and make it a success. Draft the notice in about 50 words giving
all necessary details.

ANSWER-

Aryamba Public School, Kochi

NOTICE

22nd May 2024

Charity Show in Aid of Cancer Patients

This is to inform all students that a charity show has been organized by the Cultural Club in aid of cancer patients.
The event will take place on 30th May 2024, at 5:00 PM in the school auditorium. Your presence and cooperation are
essential to make this event a success.

Join us and contribute to a noble cause!

2. The Principal, Sunshine Public School, Dindigul, has invited the Inspector of Police (Traffic) to deliver a speech on
Road Safety in her school. Draft a notice in about 50 words informing the students to assemble in the school
auditorium.

ANSWER-

Sunshine Public School, Dindigul

NOTICE

Date: May 21, 2024

Road Safety Awareness Program

All students are hereby informed that the Inspector of Police (Traffic) will be delivering a speech on Road Safety.
Students are requested to assemble in the school auditorium at 10:00 AM on May 25, 2024. Attendance is
mandatory.

Principal
Sunshine Public School, Dindigul

3. You are Vineeta/Vineet Head Girl/Head Boy of Minerva Public School, Bhopal. Your school is planning to organise a
career counseling workshop for the students of classes 9th to 12th. Draft a notice in about 50 words informing
students about the workshop.Give all necessary details.
ANSWER-

NOTICE

Date: [sam se puch lena]

Career Counseling Workshop

All students of classes 9th to 12th are informed that the school is organizing a Career Counseling Workshop to
provide guidance regarding future career options. The workshop will be held on [Insert Date] at [Insert Time] in the
school auditorium. Attendance is mandatory.

Vineeta
Head Girl

Q3. Letter Writing

1. You have realized the necessity of education and financial independence of women for their family, society and in
turn for the nation. Write a letter to the Editor, 'The National Times highlighting your ideas on the importance of
education of women leading to a better status for them. You are Tarun/Taruna, B-7/9, Mall Road, Delhi.

ANSWER-

B-7/9, Mall Road, Delhi

Dear Editor,

Educating Women: A Nation's Strength

Denying girls education weakens families, communities, and our nation. Education empowers women to contribute
more at home and in the workforce, fostering economic growth and informed decision-making.

Let's prioritize providing quality education for all girls. It's an investment in a stronger, healthier future.

Sincerely,
Taruna

2 You are Rekha a student of Bharti Public school class XII. The students are required to cope up with a lot of stress in
today's competitive environment. Write a letter to the editor of a National daily highlighting about increasing stress
faced by students and suggesting ways and means to combat it.

Rekha
Bharti Public School
Class XII
New Delhi

23 May 2024

The Editor
The National Daily
New Delhi

Subject: Addressing Student Stress

I am writing to shed light on the mounting stress students face today. The pressure to excel academically, coupled
with expectations from parents and peers, is overwhelming. This stress impacts mental well-being and academic
performance.

To alleviate this, schools should offer stress management workshops and counseling services. Parents must prioritize
overall well-being over academic success. Including activities like yoga and meditation in the curriculum can promote
mental health.

A supportive environment at home and school, fostering open communication and a balanced approach to learning,
is essential. Addressing this issue promptly is crucial for students' holistic development.

Yours sincerely,
Rekha

3. it gives you a good feeling when you read in the newspaper how patients from abroad come to hospitals in India
and get themselves treated at a fraction of expenses they will have incurred elsewhere. Write a letter to the editor in
120-150 words of a national daily describing

the importance and opportunities of medical tourism in India.

[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, Zip Code]
[Your Email Address]
[Your Phone Number]

[Date]

The Editor
[Name of the Newspaper]
[Newspaper Address]
[City, State, Zip Code]

Subject: Harnessing the Potential of Medical Tourism in India

Dear Editor,

I am writing to highlight the significance and opportunities of medical tourism in India. It is heartening to read about
patients from abroad coming to Indian hospitals for treatment at a fraction of the cost they would incur elsewhere.

India's medical tourism industry not only offers affordable healthcare but also boasts world-class facilities and highly
skilled medical professionals. This presents a tremendous opportunity for our country to showcase its expertise and
attract more international patients.

Medical tourism not only benefits patients but also contributes significantly to the Indian economy by generating
revenue and creating employment opportunities in the healthcare sector.

Therefore, I urge the government and stakeholders to further promote and invest in the medical tourism industry to
harness its full potential and solidify India's position as a global healthcare destination.

Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]
Q4. What do you mean by poetic devices? Write the definition of the following poetic devices with

at least two examples of each.

ANSWER-

Poetic devices are literary techniques used by poets to enhance the aesthetic and emotional impact of their writing.
They add depth, rhythm, and imagery to poetry, making it more engaging and memorable.

1. Alliteration:

• Definition: The repetition of initial consonant sounds in close proximity.

• Examples:

• "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers."

• "She sells seashells by the seashore."

2. Enjambment:

• Definition: The continuation of a sentence or clause over a line break.

• Examples:

• "I wonder, by my troth, what thou and I / Did, till we loved?"

• "I see the lights / of the village / Hushed."

3. Assonance:

• Definition: The repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words.

• Examples:

• "The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain."

• "Men sell the wedding bells."

4. Consonance:

• Definition: The repetition of consonant sounds in nearby words.

• Examples:

• "The cool breeze blew and the dark deep dread disappeared."

• "He struck a streak of bad luck."

5. Metaphor:

• Definition: A figure of speech that makes a direct comparison between two unlike things.

• Examples:

• "Time is a thief."

• "Her voice is music to his ears."

6. Simile:

• Definition: A figure of speech that compares two unlike things using "like" or "as."

• Examples:
 • "Brave as a lion."

• "Swift as the wind."

7. Onomatopoeia:

• Definition: Words that imitate the sounds they represent.

• Examples:

• "Buzzing bees."

• "Crackling fire."

8. Personification:

• Definition: Giving human qualities or characteristics to non-human entities.

• Examples:

• "The wind whispered through the trees."

• "The sun smiled down on the earth."

9. Symbolism:

• Definition: The use of symbols to represent ideas or concepts.

• Examples:

• The color white symbolizing purity.

• A dove symbolizing peace.

10. Anaphora:

• Definition: The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses or sentences.

• Examples:

• "Every day, every night, every moment, I think of you."

• "We shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills."

Q5. Activity based Questions.

Q. Prepare a flowchart of all the chronological happenings of the lesson 'The Third Level'

Q. Design a flyer to advocate the idea of 'Importance of Mother Tongue'