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  . Who changed into Cassio? How changed the relationship among Cassio and Othello-Desdemona? Ans:- Michael Cassio changed into the most sincere pal of Othello. He was a young soldier, a Florentine, gay, amorous, and of attractive personality. He becomes handsome and eloquent. Othello promoted Cassio to the rank of lieutenant. Cassio changed into a very close common buddy of Othello and Desdemona. Othello employed Cassio in his love affair with Desdemona. He would regularly depute Cassio to move to court for him. Next to Othello, Cassio changed into the man or woman whom gentle Desdemona cherished and depended on. Their marriage did no longer make any distinction of their behavior to Michael Cassio. He frequented Othello’s house. Despite the fact that Othello changed into a man of serious mood, Cassio and Desdemona could communicate and snigger together. As a consequence, Cassio became a confidant of each Othello and Desdemona. Q. Explain the importance of the handkerchief to Oth

                                     Belated birthday wishes BELATED BIRTHDAY WISHES                          You forgot to congratulate someone on their birthday, or you simply didn't think about it? It's no problem. Here's how to wish someone a belated happy birthday and what to include on a greeting card in this situation. To help you cope, we've compiled a selection of the best belated birthday wishes. People will still be happy if you arrive late, but you should never congratulate someone on their birthday   1.Because I forgot about your special day, my present will be larger. I know you enjoy receiving things, so smile. 2.I wish you a prosperous and pleasant new year. Happy Birthday, although late. 3.For the coming year, I wish you good health and pleasure. Happy Birthday, although late. 4.May your dreams come true. To you, a belated birthday greeting! 5.I apologize for missing your birthday this year. But next year, I pledge to make it for you. I wish you a wonde

- T HE FACE ON THE WALL BY E V LUCAS- extra questions and answer 1 . What was the tiny man asked to perform by the people at Dabney's? What did he say in response? Ans. Among the guests at Dabney's residence was a small man with a worried expression. They invited the tiny man to tell a narrative about the same subject as they were. The man said he had a different story to tell them. It'd be based on the truth. 2.How was the narrator affected by the image on the wall? Ans:- Our narrator was strongly impressed by the face, and his thoughts were filled with it. As the days passed and the narrator recovered from his illness, he became increasingly certain that there was definitely a man alive with an identical look. So, despite the fact that his attempts were futile, he began looking for him everywhere. The hunt drove him insane, to the point that he forgot about everything. 3.How did the author notice changes in the face on the wall during influenza? Ans: The face on the wall

question and answer THE  BEES IN THE BACKYARD What was the author's favorite bird to see from his balcony?  Sunbirds, tailor birds, magpie robins, koels, sparrows, crows, rose-ringed parakeets, and pigeons occupied the author's time.  What does the author have to say about Apis mellifera and bees?  \Ans: The author likes the sound of insect wings since it was relaxing to him. It's a soothing sound. While sitting in the garden on Sunday, the author heard the buzz of bees and followed several Apis mellifera individuals as they went about their business. They were sisters carrying food supplies for the hive, and the author estimated that they were about three weeks old. They used their proboscis to sucking honey, but they also managed to capture pollen, which they carried back to the hive in bristly "baskets" on their rear legs.   "nature has a lot to teach us"- EXPLAIN THE LINE AFTER VTHE AUTHOR   According to the author, we may learn a lot from nature. We