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Action Plan

1. Study the Chapter

o Analyze The Rattrap to understand its themes and connection to the modern rat
race.

2. Conduct the Survey

o Design and distribute a survey to gather views on materialism, ethics, and the rat
race in daily life.

3. Analyze Findings

o Evaluate survey responses and compare them with the story’s message and themes.

4. Develop and Present

o Create a visually engaging project combining literary insights, survey results, and
practical solutions.

Student Reflection

Working on this project deepened my understanding of how literature mirrors real-life issues, such as
the rat race. Through The Rattrap, I realized the significance of kindness and self-awareness in
breaking free from materialistic pursuits. Conducting the survey helped me connect literary themes
with real-world perspectives, enhancing my analytical and research skills. This project was a valuable
journey, blending creativity, critical thinking, and empathy.

References

1. Lagerlöf, Selma. The Rattrap. NCERT Class 12 English Textbook.

2. Survey responses collected from students, teachers, and professionals.

3. Online articles on the concept of the rat race in modern society.

4. Visual aids like graphs and charts created during data analysis.

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