Often, all of us have disagreements with our parents. Think of one such difference of opinion and create a role play. Give a for practical solutions.

Your role play must also bring out at least three insights on improving parent-teenage child relationship

Remember: You are acting as yourself (a) The scene should be convincing (b) Speak in a loud voice; utilize body expression, (c) Make the scenes "interesting" by acting out what typically happens in the particular setting (d) So that the audience can hear make sure only one person talks at a time during the role play. (e) Introduce their characters and the scene to the audience before they start. They could choose to have a narrator who will introduce each scene before it starts

A simile is a figure of speech that directly compares two different things, usually by employing the words "like" or "as" -also, but less commonly, "if", or "than".

A metaphor is a figure of speech that describes a subject by asserting that it is, on some point of comparison, the same as another otherwise unrelated object.

The poem uses two similes and a metaphor. Pick them out and explain what the two things have in common in each of these cases.

There is repetition in the last line all I did was smile and smile and smile What do you think does the repetition imply?

Every Mother's Day we usually purchase Mother's Day cards to give to our moms. What is printed in a card may not necessarily express the truly warm feelings that we have for our mothers in writing.

Create a little poem for your mother; bring out that one moment that really touched you.

After the poet boards a flight to Cochin, she is worried and apprehensive about her mother's failing health. As Kamla Das, write a page of about 120 words in her diary.