10 Important Q&A — Mobile Friendly

10 Important Q&A (Combined) — Mobile Friendly

Chapters: Leisure · Father, Dear Father · Fuel of the Future Open AllCopy All Answers Q1 What does “No time to stand and stare” mean? ▼

The poet means people are too busy with worries and duties; they fail to pause, observe, and appreciate nature’s beauty and quiet moments that refresh life and mind. Copy Answer Q2 What life does the poet call poor? ▼

A life packed with anxieties and work yet devoid of leisure and wonder is poor; without time to enjoy nature and simple joys, life loses meaning and warmth. Copy Answer Q3 Why did Rahul write to his father? ▼

Rahul wrote after losing first rank; the letter expresses his hurt and argues that schooling focuses on technical facts rather than practical wisdom and life skills he values. Copy Answer Q4 How is grandmother’s life different from mother’s? ▼

Grandmother, though semi-literate, is calm and content with household life and scriptures; the highly educated mother is tense, anxious, and less at peace despite qualifications. Copy Answer Q5 What practical education does Rahul want? ▼

Rahul wants hands-on learning: gardening, using tools, basic repairs and life skills that solve everyday problems, not only abstract theorems detached from daily living. Copy Answer Q6 Name renewable energy sources from the chapter. ▼

The chapter lists solar (sun), wind, tidal, hydro (water) and biogas as clean, renewable forms of energy that are environmentally friendly and sustainable. Copy Answer Q7 What special role does India hold in renewables? ▼

India uniquely has a dedicated Ministry for Renewable Energy and ranks among top producers of wind energy, with Tamil Nadu a major contributor to national capacity. Copy Answer Q8 List main advantages of wind energy. ▼

Wind energy is free, renewable and non-polluting; it reduces greenhouse gas emissions, improves air quality and offers sustainable electricity without fuel costs or resource depletion. Copy Answer Q9 What main challenges does wind energy face? ▼

Wind is intermittent—not always available when needed. Other concerns include noise, visual impact and risks to birds, though many issues are reduced by siting and technology. Copy Answer Q10 What common theme links the three lessons? ▼

All three stress balance: value leisure and observation, seek practical wisdom beyond rote learning, and adopt sustainable clean energy for a balanced, healthier future. Copy Answer Tip: Use the search box to filter Q&A. Tap a question to open. © Generated for mobile study.