Question

1. handling brushes was no problem from Manjula then what was the real problem in learning painting?

2. Manjula used to drift to another world what was there in this another world of Manjula

3. what were the three games that Manjula received on her birthday ?

4. why did manjula tear her painting into pieces ?

5. why did manjula tear her painting into pieces? which sentence was underlined in red in the newspaper cutting? why?

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Answer 1

Answer:

1. Handling brushes was no problem for Manjula. Then what was the real problem

in learning painting?

2. Manjula used to drift to another world. What was there in this another world of

Manjula?

3. What were the three gifts that Manjula received on her birthday?

4. Why did Manjula tear her painting into pieces?

5. Which sentence was underlined in red in the newspaper cutting? Why?

Complete the follodno oble mentioning the

Answer 2

Ans 1.Manjula Parelkar knew she would never paint like Hussain, but she could learn to paint well. Handling brushes was no problem, they didn't feel any different from a pencil. Her problem was the cost of the materials she would need.

Ans 2. This world of Manjula was full of glowing colors beautiful perfect shape of the world where she so desperately wanted to belong . The mother's world of Manjula was a total Contrast from his deformed colorless world

Ans 3. On her 13th birthday, her mother presented the set of Artist's water color, father brought her a book titled Step By Step, and. her brother gave three 'sable hair' Artist quality water color brushes.

Ans 4. Manjula tore her paintings because she overheard the conversation of her mother and father. She was disheartened to know that her father was worried about the increasing expenditure and wants her to choose a better hobby like Cooking. Thus, she decided to tear her paintings and give up.

Ans 5. After listening the conversation between her parents and seeing her father's ignorance towards her hobby Manjula tore her painting into pieces