Helen identifies her friends’ feelings through touch. She gently feels their facial muscles and expressions, sensing laughter, sorrow or tension. Her sensitive fingertips help her “read” emotions, replacing sight with touch to understand others emotionally and build strong bonds. Class 7 ...
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“Awakening Nature after her winter’s sleep” refers to the arrival of spring, when trees bud, flowers bloom and life returns. Helen imagines and feels this transformation as a sign of renewal, growth and beauty coming back to the Earth. Class 7 ...
Helen describes mankind’s rise as remarkable. Though humans are physically smaller than animals like dinosaurs and mastodons, their brains enabled them to conquer the animal kingdom. She respects this mental superiority that helped humanity shape the world through innovation. Class 7 ...
“The pageant of man’s progress” refers to human development over time—how mankind evolved, built civilizations and advanced in knowledge. Helen wants to observe this journey visually, by visiting museums and seeing how people have shaped the world. Class 7 English Poorvi ...