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These flash cards cover important concepts from Try Again in Poorvi for Class 7 (English).

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Who is the main character in 'Try Again'?

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The main character is King Bruce of Scotland.

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What does King Bruce feel at the beginning of the poem?

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He feels sad and in low despair due to his repeated failures.

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What animal does King Bruce observe while pondering?

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He observes a spider trying to reach its web.

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How many attempts does the spider make?

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The spider makes nine attempts to reach its web.

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What lesson does King Bruce learn from the spider?

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He learns the importance of perseverance and not giving up.

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Define 'perseverance'.

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Perseverance is the continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties.

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Identify a metaphor used in the poem.

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The journey of the spider represents King Bruce’s struggles.

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What emotion does the phrase 'low despair' convey?

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It conveys a deep sense of sadness and hopelessness.

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What does 'tread a delicate thread' imply?

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It implies that the spider is carefully climbing a thin, fragile thread.

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What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?

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The rhyme scheme of the poem is AABB.

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Why does the poet use repetition in the poem?

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Repetition emphasizes determination and the idea of trying again.

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What is one characteristic of the spider shown in its actions?

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The spider shows determination by continuing to climb despite falling.

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What is the significance of the final success of the spider?

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It symbolizes triumph over adversity and the rewards of persistence.

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What does 'braced his mind' mean?

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It means he strengthened his resolve and prepared to try again.

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What is the narrator's attitude towards failure?

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The narrator suggests that failures are a natural part of the journey to success.

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Give an example of alliteration from the poem.

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An example of alliteration is 'braved the brave'.

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How does the poem's structure help convey its message?

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The narrative structure allows for a clear progression of King Bruce's changing emotions and eventual resolution.

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What common doubt does the poem address?

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The doubt about whether to give up after repeated failures.

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What is a common mistake people make in difficult times?

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A common mistake is giving up too soon without trying again.

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What does King Bruce do at the end of the poem?

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He tries again and ultimately succeeds in achieving his goal.