Question

c. The poet's childhood days were full of struggle. Find out a few things that de
poet had to do in his childhood to help the family.
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Answer 1

Answer:

the poet has to collect newspaper from railway station and he used to collect seeds and sell them at a cost of one aana

Explanation:

to help its family and support them financially

Answer 2

A.P.J.'s mother's name was Ashiamma. She accustomed to facilitate his father. She was a good support and facilitated to him. The demand for "tamarind seeds enlarged" within the market. A.P.J. used to collect and sell the tamarind seeds to a "provision shop" located on Mosque Street. He would earn a "mere sum of one Anna", which equals "six paise". When he addresses it as a 'princely sum' – something "very great and valuable", he is "ironic" as the amount was "very meager". At that time, this one Anna meant a lot of money to him.

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