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moment 1 lessons question and answers

Answer 1

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⚫What are the things that the child sees on his way to the fair? Why does he like behind?

⏩The boy sees from the wintry shades of narrow lanes and alleys, emerged a gaily clad humanity. He also observed some people walking, some riding on horses, some sitting in bamboo and Bullockcarts. The boy lagged behind because he was fascinated towards the toys which were displayed on the stalls.

⚫In the fair he wants many things. What are they? Why does he move on without waiting for an answer?

⏩In the fair he wanted many things. They were toys, sweets, flowers, balloons, a snake charmers music, swings etc.
He moved on without waiting for an answer because he know that his parents would refuse him to buy those things giving him and excuse.

⚫When does he realise that he has lost his way? How have his anxiety and insecurity been described?

⏩The child came to know that he has lost his way when he asked his parents to allow him to take a ride on a round about.
He started feeling insecure when he didn't found his way and presents. He turned back and then he realised that his parents were not there. He looked for them everywhere and still there was no sight of them. He started crying and with a sudden he moved from his position. The "Mother and "Father" were the only words from his dry throat.

⚫Why does the child lose interest in the things that he wanted earlier?

⏩The Lost child loses interest in the things that he wanted earlier because he came to know that he has lost his way. He started crying and ran here and there. He also realised that nothing in the world was precious than his parents. As a result, the things in this fair did not appeal him at the only thing he wanted for his parents.

⚫What do you think happens in the end? Does child find his parents?

⏩I think that the child would have found his parents. The man which found the child was very good in behaviour. he somehow would be successful in calming down the child. He would have asked the details of his parents and would have find them.