Question

I would not intrude on him;
A dime, another ball, is worthless.
Now he senses first responsibility
In a world of possessions people will take balls,
Balls will be lost always, little boy.
And no one buys a ball back.
Money is external.
i. The poet is reluctant to:
(a) Give a ball to the boy. (b) Console the boy
(c) Bring the boy’s lost ball (d) Give money to buy a new ball
ii. The poet personifies the ball as:
a) The worldly things (b) The relationships
c) The childhood memories (d) None of the above
iii. Everyone must learn in his/her life the harsh truth of standing up:
a) Against the wrongs. (b) Against the miseries of life.
c) With his/ her relatives. (d) In happy moments of life.
iv. Now the boy has come to know that:
a) People are always at risk to lose something
(b) People have nothing to do with other’s problems
c) People are always running after wealth.
(d) People are selfish
v. The time has come for the boy to learn:
a) The responsibility to take care of his things. (b) Losing things.
c) Playing with toys carefully (d) How to buy new ball.

Answer 1

Answer:

b c a b

Explanation:

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