L 3 - Journey to the end of Earth Text: Vista

 Q11 Answer in 30-40 words

i Antarctica is a doorway to the past. Explain.

ii For the narrator, spending two weeks in Antarctica is a challenge not only for

the body but also the mind. Elaborate.

iii Based on the chapter, elucidate any three consequences that global warming

will have on Antarctica.

iv Antarctica is unlike any other place on Earth. Justify the statement.

v Students on Ice is a programme that prepares global citizens. Discuss.

Q13 Answer in 120-150 words

i The author of Journey to the end of the Earth is Tishani Doshi who is now a

famous poet and dancer.

As the narrator, write a speech discussing the impact of the Students on Ice

programme on your life and writing.

You may begin this way:

 The Making of a Writer

Dear audience members, I did not simply take to writing. Many experiences of my life forced

me to pick up the pen…

ii Imagine an interview where Green is asked to explain more about his work

and why he decided to initiate programs for students.

Keeping both Green and the interviewer’s perspectives in mind, pen down

this interview.

Iii Imagine you are the narrator writing to your parents back home telling them

about your experience in Antarctica and how it is similar to that back home in

some ways.

Antarctica

02 August XX

Dear mom

It is so different here. I can’t post this letter but I write to capture these amazing

moments I am spending here. Antarctica is…

With love


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