Worksheet 4 Lesson 4 Class 10
Worksheet 4 Lesson 4 Class 10
*Lessons: From the Diary of Anne Frank & How to Tell Wild Animals*
*(Unseen Passage)*
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow:
*”Anne Frank’s diary provides a window into the life of a young Jewish girl
hiding during the Holocaust. Her observations are filled with fear, hope, and
the innocence of youth. Anne’s reflections show how she held onto her ideals
even in the most challenging situations.”*
**Questions:**
2. Why is Anne Frank’s diary considered a ‘window into life’ during the
Holocaust?
**Section B: Literature**
b. What humorous tone does the poet use to differentiate wild animals?
c. What do you think the poet’s intention was behind creating such
humorous descriptions of dangerous animals?
d. In the poem *How to Tell Wild Animals*, how does the poet use humor
and exaggeration to make the descriptions of wild animals memorable?
Discuss in 100-120 words.
**Section C: Grammar**
1. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb:
b. Anne Frank ______ (write) her diary while she ______ (hide) from the
Nazis.
**Section D: Writing**
1. **Diary Entry:**
Imagine you are Anne Frank, hiding in the Secret Annex. Write a diary entry
expressing your thoughts about the world outside and your feelings of hope
and fear. (100-120 words)
2. **Poem Analysis:**
Write a short paragraph analysing the use of irony in *How to Tell Wild
Animals*. How does the poet’s description of dangerous animals in a
humorous way create irony? (100-120 words)
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