Q11. Answer the following questions:
(i) Why do rebels always contradict the others?
(ii) Why does the society disapprove of the rebels?
What desperate attempts did Swami make to escape from his father?
(iv) Why did swami feel relieved at the end?
(v) When does the kite become ragged?
(vi) How does the new kite look?
(vii) What does the cat do after drinking the milk?
(viii) What is the conclusion of the poem "Milk for the Cat'?
Answers
Explanation:
ans 1. The rebels always contradict others because they wish to stand out be different and stand out from the rest of the crowd. They wish to retain their voice and preferences as well as opinions rather than blindly following the crowd.
ans 2.
The rebels do not conform to the standard decisions and choices made by the socie hity at large. They have their own opinions, unique thinking, are different and at times even go to the extent to contradicting others merely to highlight themselves as unique.
ans 3. First of all, he tried to change the subject so he said loudly and with great enthusiasm about the cricket club & captain...
ans 4 Swami felt relieved at the end because his father gave up the idea of making him sleep alone in the office room thereafter.
ans5.It becomes ragged when it is entangled in the branches of the tree. It flutters its wings to get free. Sometimes it is torn.
ans6 A new kite looks bright when the sky is clear and blue. ... When the thread tied to the kite becomes loose, the flier rolls the thread back. Then again the flier runs until the kite is filled with wind and goes up. On a clear blue sky, the new kite shines.
ans7. This sugar is a very valuable source of energy for young animals, but soon after they are weaned, the enzyme that enables them to digest it, lactase, begins to disappear from the gut. When an adult cat drinks milk, the indigestible lactose in its gut may start to ferment, causing a stomach upset."
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