Question

5. Answer these questions -
15x5)=25
a) had Ameena toid his pHamid aboutarWhatents? Why had she oo so?
b) What kind of a boy was little Hamid? Describe him in your own words include all the details given in
the story?
c) What were the things that distracted the child while following his parents to the fair? What does this
tell the reader about the child?
d) When does the child realise that his parents are no longer with him? What is his inite action?
e) What is the wisdomn, according to the poet, that human beings must learn from the Power?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The happiest of the boys was Hamid. He was only four, thin and poorly dressed. Last year his father had died of cholera. Then his mother also died. From then Hamid lived with his old Granny Ameena and was as happy as a lark. She told him that his father had gone to earn money. And that his mother had gone to Allah to get lovely gifts for him. This made Hamid very happy. Hamid had no shoes on his feet; the cap on his head was soiled and tattered; He knew that his father would come back with sacks full of silver and his mother with gifts from Allah. Then he would have more than Mahmood, Mohsin, Noorey and Sammi.