2. Read the columns carefully and match the expressions with their meanings. Column B
No
Column A
5. (A)
The head is held high
(1)
(2)
Narrow domestic walls
(a) A fearless person
(b) Sincerity of heart
(c) A person with self respect and proud of
possessing it
(3) Knowledge is free
(4) Depth of truth
(d) Narrow mindedness
(5) Mind is without fear
(e) Education is given to all
(6) Stretches its arms
(1) Dried up, infertile land of sands
Clear stream of reason (9) Clear thinking
(8) Dead habits
(h) Aim at perfection
(9) Ever widening thought and (i) Broadening the outlook and attitude
action
8

The head is held high - a person with self-respect and proud of possessing it

Narrow domestic walls - narrow mindedness

Knowledge is free - education is given to all

Depth of truth - sincerity of heart

Mind is without fear - a fearless person

Stretches its arms - aim at perfection

Clear stream of reason - clear thinking

Dead habits - dried up, infertile land of sands

Ever widening thought and action - broadening the outlook and attitude

Explanation:

The given question refers to phrases from the poem Where the Mind is Without Fear written by Rabindranath Tagore, a Bengali poet.

To solve it, we need to look at the poem because, otherwise, we wouldn't be able to understand how some of the phrases are connected. For example, we can connect dead habits and dried up, infertile land of sands by looking at the line Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit. The same goes for stretches it arms and aim at perfection (Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection). In this form, these phrases aren't related in any way outside of the poem.

the sample answer on e2020

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