Analyze the moral and themes of a hymn, including specific literary devices and philosophical ideas attributed to Mahatma Gandhi.

Here are the answers to your questions:

A) Think and Answer

1. The moral of the hymn "O God! Even if I forget you, do not forget me" is about God's unconditional love and constant remembrance of us, even when we may forget Him. It highlights divine grace and forgiveness.
2. The hymn text is not provided, so I cannot identify words ending with '-ide' or rhyming words from the hymn, nor can I create a stanza.
3. The text does not provide information on why we should pray to God according to Gandhi. Generally, Mahatma Gandhi believed prayer was essential for self-purification, spiritual growth, and connecting with the divine.
4. When the poet says 'darkness deepens', it likely refers to increasing difficulties, challenges, or despair in life. It can also symbolize a growing sense of hopelessness or spiritual ignorance.
5. The hymn text is not provided, so I cannot state what the poet mentioned about Earth.

B) Inquiry-Based Questions

1. Yes, many people pray every day. Five things one might pray for are:
   • Health and well-being for oneself and loved ones.
   • Guidance and wisdom in daily decisions.
   • Strength to overcome challenges.
   • Gratitude for blessings received.
   • Peace and harmony in the world.
2. Many people pray at home, while others go to a place of worship. Common places of worship include a temple, church, mosque, or gurudwara.

D) Art Integration-Based Question

This is an activity to be completed on chart paper and displayed in your classroom.

E) Life Skills

This is an activity involving daily prayer and diary writing to observe personal changes.