11th Class Chapter unit 31 English Short Questions

How were the people of the two cities made powerless and helpless.

During the world war Ii, in a barbaric action by America against two cities of Japan, millions of men , women, children and livng things died in the blink of an eye. They were attached with atomic bombs. They wre made powerless and Helpless by the sudden clamity. There were cries of people and smoke, dust and poisonous gases ever where.

Waht moral lesson does the poem." A tale of two cities" convery?

The poem teaches us that we should respect humanity, Nations should not violate teh humabn rights. It also teaches us that great nations can build marvels on the heap of aches. They can even change the hell into heaven.

Why were atom bombs dropped on the two cities.

Americans dropped atomic boms on Heroshima and Nagaki just to satisfy their wild passions. they did not care for human rights even The whole world condemned this barbaric actionof the Americans.

Describe the scene of devastation

Everything was destroyed. Thousands of people died in no time. Those who survivedwere left in terrible pain. They were powerless and helpless.

What was the condition of flowers and flavours in the two cities of Japan after the attack of atom bomb.

When Americans dropped atom bombs on the two cities of Japan, all flowers and flavours were burnt smashed and crused . There left nothing behind except vast scale destruction

Why did the people of Japan look powerless and helpless?

What is the central theme of the poem" A tale of two cities.".

In the noise of weapons and bombs, people of two cities of Japan were smashed. But Japan again becomes the most advanced country of the world.The centrla theme of the poem" a yale of two cities" is " determinatin and will-power". The poet says that thing can be destroye dbut the " determinatin andwill- power" of man cannot be smashed.

Under what circumstances (L) the victims (hlno) of atom bombs have to

How did the japaness bear the pains of the black day.

In the noise of wepons and bombs, people of two cities of japan were mashed. There were cries of people and smoke of dust and poisonous gases every where. None was there to console them. Theywere left all alone.