TNPSC | Group 2/2A 2022 | THE SECRET OF THE MACHINES | GENERAL ENGLISH

[@harshi5014]

1) Rudyard Kipling 2) Machines 3) assonance 4) print - plough 5) alliteration 6) connotation 7) personification 8) humans 9) literature 10) Indian

[@ram8425]

Nationality of Rudyard Kipling was BRITISH and not Indian like many have commented here. Just because he was born in India, His nationality is not Indian !

[@yasmingani2772]

1. Rudyard Kipling 2. Machines 3. Assonance 4. Print - Plough 5. Personification 6. Connotation 7. Imagery 8. Humans 9. Literature 10. Indian

[@vasanss2007]

mam... naa unga video paathu dhan notes eduthu irukan.. nenaga correct ha nd understand panra mathari explain panringa .... adhay mathariyea matha ella poem ku video post panigana nalla irukum...

[@rmythily7019]

4. Print-plough, we-weave

[@himalayagoldenentertainmen8659]

Super

[@25h1jeevaprasanthp3]

Mam Hyperbole : We are greater than peoples and kings nu machines aaa better aa paesirukkanga . It is an exaggration mam. Because machines itself tell its power.. nothing compared to humans(including peoples ,kings) Simile : Greater than the people of the kings . Note here it is not mentioning about machines ( it is other than machines) mam .

[@m.c.praveenkumar309]

Mam Part C Though our Smoke - Connotation?

[@rekhasoodeswaran4976]

Assonance is like alliteration ?...can u explain mam

[@Jencyraghavi]

assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds ex) all ask . and alliteration is the repetition of either vowel or consonant sound ex) she sells

[@ElavarasiSM-b2r]

​@@Jencyraghavialliteration is consonant sound or word repeated in same line

[@HariHaran-kb2wf]

1. Rudyard Kipling 2. Machines 3. Assonance 4. Print- Plough 5. Personification 6. Connotations 7. Imagery 8. Humans 9. Literature 10. Indian