Question

4.
Comprehension
1. Answer the following questions briefly.
1.
What was the ultimate aim of a bright student in this lesson? Why?
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2.
3.
"His heart sank in sorrow.' Whose heart sank in sorrow? Why?
How did Murthy react when his father expressed his helplessness to send him to
IIT?
4.
5.
The author calls Murthy an introvert. What action of Murhty substantiate this claim
of the author about Murthy?
What, according to Narayana Murthy, can change the life of a person?
How does the motto 'Powered by intellect and driven by values' describe Murthy's
life?
7.
What message does the writer have for educated youth who reach at a high positions
in the society by virtue of their education? Justify your view point with supporting
evidence from the text 'I Will Do It'.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

.C.6 Creative Writing

Conversation between father and son convincing father to permit him to join IIT.

Murthy : Dad, my IIT result has come.

Father : Oh! What is your result?

Murthy : I have passed with a high rank.

Father : Hearty congratulations, my son. Keep it up.

Murthy : Thank you dad. All my friends are going to join IIT.

How about my joining?

Father : Well, I am afraid I can’t afford the expenses.

Murthy : Why can’t you afford the expenses?

Father : You know our financial position. I am a salaried person.

I have five daughters to be married and three sons

to be educated.

Murthy : Dad! If I join IIT, I will have bright future. It is my dream.

Father : I know very well son. You are a grown up. Try to understand

Me. Indeed it is a difficult situation for any father to say ‘no’

to his bright son.

Murthy : It’s also true. But how I dreamt joining IIT…! All my dreams

have been shattered.

Father : Don’t worry. I know you are a bright boy. You can stay at

Mysore and study as much as you want.

Murthy : Ok, dad. I understood what you said. I’ll try my best.