The ledge is comfort and limitation
Safety can become a trap
↳ Growth begins when the seagull leaves the place that feels safest.
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Two Stories about Flying · Class 10 English Language and Literature
English 32 leveled MCQs 20 flashcards 4 games Free
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The black plane creates mystery
A guide with no explanation
↳ Safety is certain; the source of help is not.
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Compare endings precisely
↳ Use one sentence on each ending and one sentence comparing their effects.
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Two Stories about Flying: courage, risk and mystery
A young seagull discovers his ability by taking a first flight, while a pilot survives a storm with help from a mysterious black aeroplane.
- The seagull is afraid that his wings will not support him.
- His family uses hunger and challenge to make him act.
- Once airborne, he discovers confidence through direct experience.
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32 questions laddered from warm-up to topper-level, each with an explanation. A taste:
Which event begins the seagull's change? Connect it to the comfort zone represented by the cliff.
Intermediate
A His mother brings food near him
B A storm arrives
C His brother returns
D The cliff breaks
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His mother brings food near him
The food challenge makes him leave the ledge.
What does the seagull learn through action? Relate this discovery to his fear before the leap.
Intermediate
A His wings can support him
B The sea is shallow
C His family cannot fly
D The storm is harmless
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His wings can support him
Experience disproves his fear.
Why can the ledge be called a trap? Use both safety and limitation in your answer choice.
Advanced
A It protects him but prevents him from testing his ability
B It is broken and dangerous
C It belongs to humans
D It causes the storm
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It protects him but prevents him from testing his ability
The ledge offers comfort but blocks growth.
Which detail best proves the family believes the seagull can fly? Think about the challenge rather than the teasing alone.
Advanced
A They leave him and use food to make him act
B They build him new wings
C They call a pilot
D They move the nest
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They leave him and use food to make him act
The family expects action, not permanent dependence.
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