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The Dying Sun Question Answers Second year English



THE DYING SUN

Q.NO.1:  How is it that a star seldom finds another star near it?                                       

Ans:  A star seldom finds another star near it because there is a distance of millions of miles between the two stars. Moreover, space is very vast and each star is bound to travel in its own orbit.                 

Q.NO.2:  What happened when, according to Sir James Jeans, a wandering star Wandering through space, came near the sun? Q. NO. 3. What are planets and how did they come into existence?  Q.NO.4:  What happened when the wandering star came nearer and nearer?

Ans:  When a wandering star came near the sun, it raised so huge tides on the surface of the sun that we can hardly imagine. The mountain on the surface of the sun rose higher and higher and finally it was torn into pieces. These pieces are called the planets. Our earth is one of those planets.                    

Q.NO.5:  Why is there no life on the stars?                                                                                Ans:  There is no life on the stars because

1.      1. The stars are balls of fire

2.     2.  They have intense heat.

3.     3.  All life will be burnt up there.   

Q.NO6:  Write a note on the beginning of life on the earth.                                       

Ans:  Life started in a very simple organism that could reproduce itself before death. In the end, it produced the most complicated organisms like human beings who had feelings, ambition, and a love for beauty and religion.

Q.NO.7: Why is the universe so frightening?

ANSWER: The universe is frightening because of the following reasons:

        i.           1.  The universe is very vast, huge, and dark.

      ii.          2.   There is no life in the universe except on earth.

    iii.          3.   Any accident of stars or planets can destroy the whole life and universe.

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS:            

Q.NO.1:  What is the total number of stars?                                                                   

Ans:  There are uncountable stars in the universe. The writer compares the total number of stars with the total grains of the sand of the earth.               

Q.NO.2:  How big are the stars?                                                                                                   

Ans:  The stars are very huge. They are so big that hundreds and thousands of earths could be packed inside each and leave room to spare.                                                        

Q.NO.3:  How do the stars travel?                                                                                       

Ans:  Some stars wander about, and some stars travel in groups. But most of the stars travel alone.            

Q.NO.4:  What are the qualities of human beings?                                                           

Ans:  Human beings have feelings, ambition, a sense of beauty, and a love for religion. They feel pride in these things.                                                                                         

Q.NO.5:  What is space?                                                                                                      

Ans:  It is an empty place in the universe. It is very huge. It is dark and cold.

Q.NO.6:  Where is life possible?                                                                                          

Ans:  Life is possible on planets like earth. Life needs the following condition:

1.      1. Suitable temperature

2.      2. Water

3.      3. Air.              

Q.NO.7:  What are temperature belts?                                                                   

Ans:  Temperature belts are the areas where the temperature is moderate. It is neither too cold nor too hot. Life is possible only on these temperature belts.

Q.NO.8. How are planets different from stars?

ANS: The stars are huge burning balls of fire while planets are the torn pieces of these stars.

Q.NO.9. Who has written the essay “The Dying Sun”?

ANSWER: Sir James Jeans has written this essay.

Q.NO.10. What is a milky way? What is beyond the milky way?

ANSWER: it is the galaxy. It can be seen in the sky in the series of stars from north to south. Beyond the Milky Way, it is bitter cold.

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