"Newton's Law" by Nandita Das
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The document provides context and summary for the poem "Newton's Law" by Indian poet Nandita Das. It summarizes that the poet was asked by her science teacher to explain Newton's law of gravity and mass while she was inattentive in class. Though her mind went blank from fear of being questioned, she started trying to answer clumsily, even though she did not know the actual explanation. The document then provides the definition of Newton's second law of motion and asks questions to check the reader's understanding of the poem.
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"Newton's Law" by Nandita Das
- 2. Do you like science? How do you feel when facing an audience? What would you feel when you are questioned by your teacher? Imagine that you dont know the answer, what will be your feelings?
- 3. What do you understand from this picture?
- 4. Nandita Das (Indian Poet)
- 5. About the author Born in Calcutta & grew up in Bangalore. State-mate is her famous poem (1991) Her poems are rich in humour, imagery & philosophical thoughts. The poem Newtons law is taken from her collection of poems Colours of Delight
- 7. Newton's Law I was inattentive in Science class one day When the teacher at random looked my way I didn't look up, I wouldn't dare There's no escaping that intense glare. Asked me to explain to the class Newton's Law of Gravity and mass My mind was a blank, heartbeats louder For an answer I started to flounder.
- 8. Paraphrase The poet was inattentive in the science class one day when she was asked by her teacher to explain Newtons Law of gravity & mass Poets mind was blank & her heart beats louder. In order to answer the question she started to answer in a clumsy way. Really she doesnt knew the answer.
- 9. Glossary References Inattentive lack of attention Random without definite direction Intense extreme Glare fierce stare Flounder clumsy
- 11. Newtons Law Of Gravitation & Mass Newtons second law implies that, whenever a mass moves with acceleration, a force must be acting on it. An object falling freely under gravity is accelerating at 9.8 metre per second square & experiences a net force in the direction of acceleration.
- 12. Questions for you Who was the author of the poem Newtons Law ? Who is the I referred in the poem ? What did the teacher asked her to explain? Why was her mind blank?
- 13. Lets check your answers.. 1. Nandita Das 2. Nandita Das / the poet / writer 3. Newtons law of gravity & mass 4. She was inattentive in class