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Ncert solution of class 9 moments chapter 1

Answer 1

Question 1.

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

Answer:

On his way to the fair the child sees the flowering mustard fields and dragon-flies. He also sees little insects and worms. He sees doves also. They flew to the banyan tree. He goes near them to get one. So he lags behind.

Question 2.

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

 Answer:

The child sees many things and wants them. These are : “gulab-jamun, rasogulla, burfi, jalebi”, a garland ofgulmohur and balloons. He also wants to ride a merry-go-round. He moves on without waiting for an answer. He knows his parents won’t buy any of these for him. So he goes ahead.

Question 3.

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

Answer:

He realises this when he says that he wants to ride in a merry-go-round. He looks for his parents but there is no reply. He realises that he has been lost. His anxiety and insecurity are described in his weeping greatly. He is wailing calling ‘Mother ! Father !’ This anxiety is also seen in his clothes getting muddy.

Question 4.

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

Answer:

The child was with his parents. He was happy. He had interest in many things. These were a toy, balloon, burfi, etc. But he is without his parents now. He is a lost child. So these things have no interest for him. He simply wants his parents.

Question 5.

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

Answer:

The end of the chapter shows nothing. It may mean that the child has found his parents. However, in such circumstances, a child is often found out by his parents. It is a village fair. In the countryside, kidnapping etc, does not take place. It is possible that the police might have restored the child to his parents.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Question 1.

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

Answer:

On his way to the fair the child sees the flowering mustard fields and dragon-flies. He also sees little insects and worms. He sees doves also. They flew to the banyan tree. He goes near them to get one. So he lags behind.

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

Answer:

The child sees many things and wants them. These are : “gulab-jamun, rasogulla, burfi, jalebi”, a garland ofgulmohur and balloons. He also wants to ride a merry-go-round. He moves on without waiting for an answer. He knows his parents won’t buy any of these for him. So he goes ahead.

Question 3.

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

Answer:

He realises this when he says that he wants to ride in a merry-go-round. He looks for his parents but there is no reply. He realises that he has been lost. His anxiety and insecurity are described in his weeping greatly. He is wailing calling ‘Mother ! Father !’ This anxiety is also seen in his clothes getting muddy.

Question 4.

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

Answer:

The child was with his parents. He was happy. He had interest in many things. These were a toy, balloon, burfi, etc. But he is without his parents now. He is a lost child. So these things have no interest for him. He simply wants his parents.

Question 5.

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

Answer:

The end of the chapter shows nothing. It may mean that the child has found his parents. However, in such circumstances, a child is often found out by his parents. It is a village fair. In the countryside, kidnapping etc, does not take place. It is possible that the police might have restored the child to his parents

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