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Kakatiya University Degree English Sem 4 Unit- 3. The Ungrateful Man: A Conversation between Trees Swathi Shenoy Visit writer's blog https://swathishenoy.blogspot.com/?m=1 Video lesson https://youtu.be/spbCGRVORC8?si=Xx0O6TlFSwv4xeac Q. 1.Effective acts of conservation support our natural environment'. Evaluate your answer with regard to the story The Ungrateful Man: A conversation between Trees.  Q. 2.what did the trees start talking among themselves in the story The Ungrateful Man: A conversation between Trees? Q. 3.How are humans portrayed in this story? Support your answer with examples from the text.  About the author Swathi Shenoy is a writer, poet,travel enthusiast, and nature lover. Her popular stories are 'Meet the Story Tellers: Falak Randerian', "Loneliness: A Chapter from the Ramayana". "A Mother's Heart" and "A Woman's Cry" are her well-known poems.  About the text:.  This short story is a conversation among trees. The

  Kakatiya University Degree English Sem 4 Unit 2- Climate Change and Global Warming                                       Michael Shafer Define global warming based on what you have learnt from the text?  What are green gases? Explain the significance behind their name?  Michael Shafer is an author,consultant and a teacher. He is a founder and director of Warm Heart, a community development organization set up in Chiang Mai,Thailand.Michael is working with Warm Heart to combat the problem of crop burning that takes place in Thailand each year. Michael goes into great detail about the effects of global warming and climate change in this essay. It speaks of major, long-term shifts in the climate that occur worldwide as a result of rising earth's temperatures. The increase in the average temperature is known as global warming. The earth's greenhouse, the atmosphere, retains heat instead of transmitting it back into space. Greenhouse gases are the cause of global warming. Rising s

Kakatiya University Degree English Sem 4 Unit 2- Requiem for Earth poem O. N. V. Kurup(Translated by K. Jayakumar)  Oh still-not-dead Earth! Peace to you in your imminent death Written in my heart.  these lines are  funeral song (and mine). Tomorrow, when you freeze  In the shade of the dark flower of death  No one will be here  To shed a last teardrop  On your lifeless lips!  I write this down for you Oh still-not-dead Earth!  Peace to you in your imminent death. You are mother to the mother of the Ancient twelve clans.  You gave birth to children  Who would not live in harmony;  Watching one slaying the other to devour  You shed silent invisible tears.  Then by and by  They started eating you up  In small bouts of revelry;  You did not stop them  But endured it all in great patience.  Those whom you breastfed  Rolling up your green raiment  Have all grown big!  They had a thirst (their final thirst!)  To taste the sacred blood of your heart!  They ripped open the embellished drape  T

KU Warangal, Telangana Degree English Syllabus                           Sem 4 MAY 2024 Semester 4 question paper JUNE 2023  Answers- Section -A I. Q . A. 1.He asked them what had happened the previous day 2.she asked him if he had enjoyed watching the film.  3.the teacher told the students that the earth is rou nd 4.you ordered me to close the door behind me 5.She exclaimed that I was very fortunate.  (B) 1.lay 2.lose 3.quiet 4.flour 5.heir (C )1.happy 2.anger 3.rubbish 4.bring about 5.activate D) 1. It has been raining for two days 2.Love of God is supreme 3.Send the letter to my new address 4.you, she and I are good friends 5.Let's have coffee, shall we?  E ) 1.Swathi Shenoy 2.the ungrateful man: A conversation between trees 3.observing the wonderful 4.satisfied  life 5.human being.  F) 1.Curriculum includes objectives and goals to be achieved by the students 2.bounded and extensive. A bounded curriculum is taught in schools and universities, whereas an extensive curriculum h