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5 days ago · Class 12th English Flamingo Chapter 2 | The Lost Spring | All Expected Questions | By Rubaika Ma'am👉Ask Your Doubts🤷♀️ & Directly Connect With Teachers :h...
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4 days ago · Class 12 English Chapter 2 | Flamingo | Lost Spring Part-02 By Shahrukh Sir | CBSE & UP Board 2025Master "Lost Spring" for CBSE & UP Board English 2025 Exams...
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4 days ago · Hint: This question is taken from the chapter, the lost spring. The story describes the life of young children who have become rag pickers to earn some money in order to survive. The story beautifully describes how the innocent childhood of the children has been lost. Complete answer: Saheb was a very young boy.
3 days ago · Hint: This question is taken from the lesson ‘Lost Spring’. The lesson extensively describes the lives of poor children. There are two main protagonists in the lesson. They were Saheb-e-alam and Mukesh. Their lives and dreams have been described in the lesson. Complete answer: Mukesh is one of the main characters of the lesson.
4 hours ago · Explore the poem "A Photograph" with Aditya Bhaiya in this detailed Class 11 English lesson. Understand the themes, poetic devices, and deeper meanings withi...
2 days ago · Chapter 2 The Lost spring 1. Read the given extract to attempt questions that follow: This morning, Saheb is on his way to the milk booth. In his hand is a steel canister. I now work in a tea stall down the road,‖ he says, pointing in the distance. I am paid 800 rupees and all my meals.‖ Does he like the job?
4 days ago · This was a difficult question to answer, but Miss Phillips replied pleasantly that it should be considered as much an exercise of the mind as it is of the body. The whole timetable in the school was meant to help them in the world after they left the school, and doing what one was told in spite of not liking it, was part of the training.
