(b) Your school recently conducted an Art Exhibition where students from all classes participated, showcasing their creativity through paintings, sculptures, and other artworks. Parents and visitors appreciated the students’ efforts and congratulated them on their artistic achievements.
As the student editor, write a **report on the exhibition** to be published in your school magazine. Use the following points along with your own insights to develop your report:
Key Details to Include:
- Date, venue, and time of the exhibition
- Details of student participants
- Types of paintings and sculptures displayed
- Theme of the exhibition, if any
- Feedback from visitors and parents
(b) Your school recently conducted an Art Exhibition where students from all classes participated, showcasing their creativity through paintings, sculptures, and other artworks. Parents and visitors appreciated the students’ efforts and congratulated them on their artistic achievements.
As the student editor, write a **report on the exhibition** to be published in your school magazine. Use the following points along with your own insights to develop your report:
Key Details to Include:
- Date, venue, and time of the exhibition
- Details of student participants
- Types of paintings and sculptures displayed
- Theme of the exhibition, if any
- Feedback from visitors and parents
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Solution and Explanation
Art Exhibition 2025 – A Grand Success
The annual Art Exhibition of our school was held on 15th January 2025 in the school auditorium from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students from Classes VI to XII participated, showcasing their creativity through an array of paintings, sculptures, and other art forms.
This year’s exhibition centered around the theme of ‘Nature and Harmony,’ reflecting the students' talent and innovative ideas. The parents and visitors admired the intricate artwork, especially the eco-friendly sculptures and vibrant paintings. The event served as a platform for budding artists to express their imagination and skills.
The visitors lauded the efforts of the students and the school for organizing such an inspiring event. Overall, the exhibition was a grand success, fostering a love for art and creativity among students and visitors alike.
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The little old house was out with a little new shed
in front at the edge of the road where the traffic sped.
A roadside stand that too pathetically pled
It would not be fair to say for a dole of bread.
But for some of the money, the cash, whose flow supports
The flower of cities from sinking and withering faint.(A Roadside Stand)
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(1) We’re all familiar with the usual reasons workers cite for wanting to stay away even after lockdowns have long ended: flexible schedules, not having to commute, and of course, increased productivity. However, productivity isn’t the only reason people want to stay away from the office. We recently surveyed 1,000 remote workers to find out what’s really keeping them tied to their work-from-home lives.
(2) The findings include: 72% want to be able to take a nap or exercise during the day. Nearly three out of four remote workers surveyed stated that the ability to take a nap or workout during the workday was one of the reasons they wanted to stay home. Though these activities may very well increase worker productivity, there’s no doubt that a nap on the kitchen couch would be frowned upon in the office.
(3) 73% want to be able to watch TV while they work. Three out of four respondents again say that being able to entertain themselves with TV, podcasts, music, or other media is one of the reasons they want to keep their work-from-home lifestyle.
(4) 62% cite concerns about their appearance. Well over half of respondents stated that they are concerned about their co-workers seeing them in-person again after such a long time apart. Whether it’s weight loss or gain, not having the right clothes, or another concern about appearance, most would rather not have to worry about the way they look to their co-workers outside a Zoom call.
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