Get four levels of all the chapters of Adventures in English Volume II.
The Telegram On The Table Four Levels The Telegram On The Table is the story in which the migrated people miss their village life. They compare their village life with the urban. The four levels of the story the Telegram on the Table are given below: Literal Comprehension “The Telegram On The Table” is a … Read more
The Clock Tower Four Levels The four Levels of The Clock Tower are: Literal Comprehension This is a poem written by the Nepalese poet Bhupi Sherchan, later translated by Padma Devkota. In this poem the old pensioner, the veteran was compared with the Clock Tower/Ghantaghar. In the past, when minimum people had a watch they … Read more
Third Thoughts Four Levels Four levels of the story Third Thoughts are: Literal Comprehension Third Thoughts is the story told by the writer’s friend. He is a small businessman who used to buy products at expensive prices and sell them at the very cheapest. He is a very idealistic person. One day he bought a … Read more
To Know A Fly Four Levels To Know A Fly is an essay written by an American writer:- Vincent Dethier. Four levels of this essay are given below: Literal Comprehension “To Know A Fly” is an essay written by an American physiologist named Vincent Dethier. This essay is about four scientific experiments. The first experiment … Read more
Don’t Cut Down The Trees, Brother Woodcutter Four levels of the poem Don’t Cut Down The Trees, Brother Woodcutter is as follows: Literal Comprehension The poem “Don’t Cut Down The Trees, Brother Woodcutter” was written by Nepali writer Balkrishna Sama and translated by Michael Hutt. The poem is about the conservation and reforestation of trees. … Read more
King John And Abbot of Canterbury Four Levels The writer’s name of this story is not given. The four levels of the story King John and Abbot of Canterbury are: Literal Comprehension King John and Abbot of Canterbury is the story of England’s King John who ruled over England. The Abbot of Canterbury (Priest of … Read more
Who Was To Blame Four Levels Four levels of Who Was to Blame are, Literal Comprehension Who was to blame is a story written by Anton Chekhov. In this story, the writer compared him with two months of little Kitten (a Cat). In the writer’s childhood, his uncle was a teacher, who taught him the … Read more