Class 10 English Poem 7 Solution – Animals (Walt Whitman) | SEBA Assam

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Class 10 English Poem 7 – Animals – All Textual Solutions | ASSEB Assam (English Medium)

Class 10 English Poem 7 – Animals Complete Textual Question Answers and Solutions (ASSEB / SEBA Assam – English Medium)

The seventh poem of the Class 10 English textbook ‘First Flight’, titled ‘Animals’ by the eminent American poet Walt Whitman, is a profound and reflective piece. Based on the latest guidelines of the new ASSEB (Assam State School Education Board) syllabus and the New Education Policy (NEP) for upcoming board exams, we have prepared complete textual question answers and solutions for this poem. This special compilation includes very short answers (VSA), short questions, long answers, and poetic device explanations. At Ospin Academy, these solutions are provided in an easy, accurate, and completely exam-oriented format.

This poem presents a striking comparison between human beings and animals. The poet observes that animals are placid, self-contained, and free from the anxieties and hypocrisies that plague humans. Unlike humans, they do not sweat and whine about their condition, do not weep for their sins, and do not suffer from the mania of owning things. He feels so comfortable with their simplicity and honesty that he wishes to turn and live with them. For board candidates, understanding the poet’s perspective on human nature, the loss of basic virtues, and the core message of the poem is extremely important. Our textual solutions cover not only the textbook exercise questions but also extra important questions and answers that may appear in the exams, helping students prepare thoroughly.

What you will learn and get from these textual solutions:

  • Detailed summary and analysis of the poem’s central theme contrasting human flaws with animal virtues.
  • Perfect answers for 1-mark very short questions (VSA objective type) and 2-3 mark short questions.
  • Simple and standard solutions for 4-5 mark long questions and extract-based stanza explanations.
  • Proper knowledge of poetic devices, free verse structure, and vocabulary used in the poem.
  • Solutions for the latest pattern MCQ questions along with important questions according to the new syllabus.

Special benefits of these Ospin Academy solutions:

  • Complete textual solutions prepared on the basis of the latest ASSEB new syllabus.
  • 100% accurate, high-quality notes written in simple English that are easy for students to memorize (Class 10 English Notes).
  • Specially curated easy-to-understand answers for quick revision before exams.
  • A special collection of extra important questions from ‘Animals’ for the board examinations.

Keeping in mind the academic upliftment of the students, Ospin Academy has brought forward these special textual solutions. Start your board exam preparation now and step forward towards scoring the highest marks in English.

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Class 10 English Poem 7 (Animals) – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who is the poet of “Animals”?
The poem “Animals” is written by the celebrated American poet Walt Whitman.
Why does the poet want to live with animals?
The poet wants to live with animals because they are calm, peaceful, and self-contained. Unlike humans, they do not complain about their lives or greedily chase material possessions.
Are these solutions prepared according to the new ASSEB syllabus?
Yes, all these materials have been prepared in accordance with the latest new syllabus and guidelines of ASSEB (formerly SEBA) for the upcoming board exams.
What is the central theme of the poem?
The central theme is the decline of human values. The poet points out that humans have lost essential virtues like innocence, kindness, and truthfulness, which animals still retain.

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