1. “No man is truly great, who is great
only in his lifetime. The test of greatness is the page of history. Nothing can
be said to be great that has a distinct limit, or that borders on something
evidently greater than itself. Besides, what is short lived and pampered into
mere notoriety, is of a gross and vulgar quality in itself.” This passage
describing the quality of greatness is taken from : “The Indian Jugglers” by
William Hazlitt
2. Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s sonnets
called “From sonnets from the Portuguese” because she presented it under the
guise of a translation from the Portuguese language.
3. Rural Ulster figures prominently in
the verses of the poet Seamus Heaney
4. Yeast’s “sailing to Byzantium” is
about Regenerating the art and cultures that existed in Byzantium
5. Most culinary terms in English are derived
from French Cooking
6. “Blended learning” is a mode of
instruction/learning in which a variety of instructional modes are integrated.
7. A
teaching method advocated by Dr Georgia Lozanav which is based on the
principle of “joy and easiness” is called Suggesto Paedia
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