Welcome to English Chatterbox! Today we are going to go over the summary of Silk Road. This story gives us a very beautiful account of Nick Middleton's travel. Like in India we have the Char Dham Yatra where people walk and climb mountains to reach their deity, likewise our author decides to go on Kora to Mount Kailash. To remember the facts in this chapter, it is crucial to follow the map and see what all he encounters on his way.
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Extra Questions - Silk Road | Hornbill | Class 11 Literature | CBSE English
What gift did Lhamo give to Nick Middleton as he was leaving Ravu and why?
Lhamo gave Nick Middleton a long-sleeved sheepskin coat as a farewell present. She wanted to give him this gift because she knew he was heading towards Mount Kailash to complete the kora and thought he ought to get some warmer clothes for the journey.
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What did Tsetan decide to do to avoid the circuitous route through Changtang?
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Why did the author miss Tsetan after he left for Lhasa?
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The reasons why people willingly undergo the travails of difficult journeys.
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Back Questions - Silk Road | Hornbill | Class 11 Literature | CBSE English
Give reasons for the following statement.
The article has been titled βSilk Road.β
The title "Silk Road" refers to the author's journey along a route similar to the ancient Silk Road trade route, which was used for trading silk and other goods across Asia, Europe, and Africa. The mention of ferocious Tibetan mastiffs being brought along the Silk Road as tribute from Tibet to China's imperial courts is one reference to the historical trade route. The snow-clad roads and white topography in the article can also give the impression of raw silk being everywhere, connecting the author's journey and the historical trade route.
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Tibetan mastiffs were popular in Chinaβs imperial courts.
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Give reasons for the following statement.
The authorβs experience at Hor was in stark contrast to earlier accounts of the place.
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Give reasons for the following statement.
The author was disappointed with Darchen.
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Give reasons for the following statement.
The author thought that his positive thinking strategy worked well after all.
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The purpose of the authorβs journey to Mount Kailash.
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The authorβs physical condition in Darchen.
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The authorβs meeting with Norbu.
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Tsetanβs support to the author during the journey.
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βAs a Buddhist, he told me, he knew that it didnβt really matter if I passed away, but he thought it would be bad for business.β
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What do the following utterances indicate?
(i) βI told her, through Daniel β¦β
(ii) βItβs a cold,β he said finally through Tsetan.
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Guess the meaning of the following words.
kora drokba kyang
In which language are these words found?
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Silk Road Quiz - Silk Road | Hornbill | Class 11 Literature | CBSE English
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Summary - Silk Road | Hornbill | Class 11 Literature | CBSE English
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About the Author - Silk Road | Hornbill | Class 11 Literature | CBSE English
Nick Middleton is a British physical geographer , writer, and broadcaster who has published numerous books, articles, and documentaries exploring remote locations and different climates around the world. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society , teaches at the University of Oxford, and has extensive experience in travel writing and broadcasting. He is known for his engaging storytelling that provides intriguing insights into the places he visits, combining scientific knowledge with personal experiences and reflections .
Themes - Silk Road | Hornbill | Class 11 Literature | CBSE English
Sub-heading: Farewell at Ravu
Theme: Saying goodbye to new friends and receiving gifts
Explanation: The author says goodbye to their friends at Ravu
, with Lhamo giving the author a sheepskin coat
as a farewell present.
Sub-heading: The journey towards Mount Kailash
Theme: The harsh yet beautiful
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Plot - Silk Road | Hornbill | Class 11 Literature | CBSE English
- Introduction: Departure from Ravu
- Journey Towards Mount Kailash
- Tsetan
drives the group through vast open plains, where they spot Gazelles
and Wild asses
.
They pass by .....
- Tsetan
drives the group through vast open plains, where they spot Gazelles
and Wild asses
.
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Important Lines - Silk Road | Hornbill | Class 11 Literature | CBSE English
1. "Now that we were leaving Ravu, Lhamo said she wanted to give me a farewell present."
This line is important because it shows the generosity and kindness of the people that the author encounters on his journey. It also reflects the cultural exchange
that occurs between the author and the locals.
2. "Tsetan told us we were approaching them long before they appeared."
This line highlights the knowledge ....
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