Mild the Mist upon the Hill Question Answer – Class 9 English Chapter 6 Solution

WB Board Class 9 English Medium Chapter 6 Text Book Solution from the Poem “Mild the Mist upon the Hill” – Read Question Answer from West Bengal Board Bengali Medium English Class 9 Text Book Bliss Chapter 6.

Mild the Mist upon the Hill - Class 9 English - Chapter 6 Solution

Exercise 1 Solution

Tick the correct answer from the given alternatives:

(1) The mist was upon the

(a) grass

(b) roof

(c) hill

(d) leaf

Answer: (c) hill

(2) The sorrow of the day is described as

(a) silent

(b) terrible

(c) overwhelming

(d) little

Answer: (a) silent

(3) The hall door mentioned in the poem is

(a) new

(b) large

(c) broken

(d) old

Answer: (d) old

(4) The poet watches the cloudy

(a) morning

(b) evening

(c) afternoon

(d) night

Answer: (b) evening

(5) The color of the mist is

(a) grey

(b) white

(c) yellow

(d) blue

Answer: (d) blue

(6) The damp stands on the

(a) wall

(b) floor

(c) bush

(d) grass

Answer: (d) grass

Exercise 2 Solution

Answer the following questions within twenty-five words:

(1) Where does poet see herself when she thinks of her childhood?

Answer: When reminiscing about her childhood, the poet envisions herself beneath her father’s protective roof, close to the ancient hall door.

(2) What did the poet watch on the ‘cloudy evening’ ?

Answer: The poet observes the gentle blue hues of the summer clouds, the distant mountain range on the horizon, and the moisture lingering in the lush, green grass.

Exercise 3 Solution

Identity the following sentence as simple, compound and complex:

(i) He is too short climb the wall.

Answer: Simple sentence

(ii) the sky was blue and sun shone bright.

Answer: Compound sentence

(iii) the old man who lived a village believed that the earth was flat.

Answer: Complex sentence

(iv) Leaving a job midway is not a good practice.

Answer: Simple sentence

(v) Last week I met a friend who gave me a bag which is brown in color.

Answer: Complex sentence

Exercise 4 Solution

Do as directed :

(i) The question was so easy that everyone could answer it. ( Change into a simple sentence)

Answer: The question was too easy to answer.

(ii) A friend is need is a friend indeed. ( Change into a complex sentence)

Answer: A friend who is there in need is a friend indeed.

(iii) Pollution is one of the most severe threats to our beautiful plant. ( Change into a compound sentence)

Answer: Although our planet is beautiful, it faces one of the most severe threats from pollution.

(iv) Do or die. (Change into a complex sentence)

Answer: You will die, unless you do.

(v) He was confused and stopped working. ( Change into a simple sentence)

Answer: Being confused he stopped working.

Exercise 5 Solution

Write a letter within 100 words to the Headmaster/headmistress of your school seeking leave of two days for the purpose of attending the marriage ceremony of your elder sister.

Answer:

To,
Headmistress,
Parangerpur High School,
Sitolkuchi.

Respected Madam,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. I am writing to respectfully request a two-day leave from school on 12/02/2023 to 13/02/2023 due to my elder sister’s marriage ceremony. It is a significant family event, and my presence is essential to participate and support my family during this joyous occasion.

I understand the importance of regular attendance at school, and I assure you that I will make every effort to catch up on missed lessons promptly. I will also ensure that my absence does not disrupt the school’s academic activities.

I kindly request your approval for this leave, and I will be grateful for your understanding and consideration.

Yours sincerely,
Riddhi Paul
Class-9,Sec-B, Roll no-17.

Exercise 6 Solution

Suppose you had bought a book from a bookstore. By mistake you left it there instead of bringing it back with you. Providing details of the book and its author, write a letter within 100 words to the owner of the store to find the book and keep it until you come to collect it.

Answer:

To,
Store Owner
Taarai Books
Siluguri
West Bengal 734112

Dear Ramesh,

I hope this letter finds you well. I recently purchased a book from your wonderful bookstore, titled “Taruner Swapno,” written by Sameer Ghorai. Unfortunately, I realized that I mistakenly left the book on one of the store’s shelves instead of bringing it home with me.

I would like to kindly request your assistance in locating the book and keeping it safe until I can come by to collect it. I have attached the purchase receipt for your reference.

I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and I appreciate your help in resolving this matter. I will make arrangements to retrieve the book as soon as possible.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Your Sincerely,
Aatish.


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