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Breezy April - Rabindranath Tagore
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Breezy April - Rabindranath Tagore
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1. Name the first Indian to win Nobel Prize for literature?
2. What/who teases the poet?
3. Slumber means?
4. The wind and leaves communicate through …….. .
5. In which year, Tagore received Nobel Prize?
6. What type of a poem is Breezy April?
7. How many quatrains are there in Breezy April?
8. The wind and leaves communicate through …….. .
9. What makes the poet surrender in front of the breeze of April?
10. What/who teases the poet?
11. In which year, Tagore received Nobel Prize?
12. How many quatrains are there in Breezy April?
13. Slumber means?
14. Breezy April is written in …….. style?
15. Breezy April is written in …….. style?

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