Black Aeroplane

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THE BLACK AEROPLANE

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SUMMARY The story "Black Aeroplane" is about a pilot flying from France to England to join his family for breakfast. Wh...

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Very Short Answer Type Questions: [20-30 words] 1. What consequence did the pilot face because of the risk he undertoo...

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Long Answer Type Questions: [100-120 words] 1. Why and when did the narrator say that 'everything' was going well, it...

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2. The narrator made every possible endeavour to save himself. He did not lose hope in dire situations. What values hel...

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3. “Everything was going well. It was an easy flight.” What went wrong suddenly? Or, Describe the flight of the Dakota...

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4. Describe the flight of the pilot before he encountered dark clouds. Or, Describe the flight of the Dakota aeroplane...

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5. Describe the appearance of the strange black aeroplane in the most hopeless situation. How did the pilot of the blac...

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6. Who was the rescuer in the strange black aeroplane? Did the lady in the control room help the narrator in knowing any...

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7. The pilot in the black aeroplane was an illusion created by the narrator's own mind. Justify the above opinion with r...

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Thinking about the Text (Page 40) 1. “I’ll take the risk.” What is the risk? Why...

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Thinking about the Text (Page 40) 1. Go and have a bath; your hands and face are...

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Thinking about the Text (Page 41) Match the phrases given under Column A with their meanings given under Column B :...

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Thinking about the Text (Page 41) Question III : We know that the word 'fly' (or birds/insects) means to move through...

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