We were ten friends altogether — I meet all of them some time or other. We write letters to
each other. Only you have gone out of our reach! Tell me why are you living incognito?' her
friend confronted her.
'Yes, Pramila — what you say is true. Of course I'm Sarada — until you said it I could not
remember it — all the shelves of my mind were taken up with only one thing — how well I
can scrub the floors. I remembered nothing else. Had I not met you, I would have gone
mad,' said the housewife named Sarada.
Sarada returned home, climbed the attic and fished out her certificates, the pictures she had
drawn — old albums, everything she succeeded in getting out. She also searched further and
managed to find the prizes she had received in school and college. (What is My name?)
Now answer the following questions :
i) What does the last three lines tell about Sarada?
ii) Where could she find her certificates?
iii) They were writing letters to each other, except Sarada. Why?
A) Sarada was not much educated
B) Sarada had no money to purchase post cards
C) She dedicated her life to household chores.
iv) "Had I not met you, I would have gone mad." What is the mood of the housewife?
A) Ego and jealousy
B) Anxiety and moody
C) Excited and happyWe were ten friends altogether — I meet all of them some time or other. We write letters to
each other. Only you have gone out of our reach! Tell me why are you living incognito?' her
friend confronted her.
'Yes, Pramila — what you say is true. Of course I'm Sarada — until you said it I could not
remember it — all the shelves of my mind were taken up with only one thing — how well I
can scrub the floors. I remembered nothing else. Had I not met you, I would have gone
mad,' said the housewife named Sarada.
Sarada returned home, climbed the attic and fished out her certificates, the pictures she had
drawn — old albums, everything she succeeded in getting out. She also searched further and
managed to find the prizes she had received in school and college. (What is My name?)
Now answer the following questions :
i) What does the last three lines tell about Sarada?
ii) Where could she find her certificates?
iii) They were writing letters to each other, except Sarada. Why?
A) Sarada was not much educated
B) Sarada had no money to purchase post cards
C) She dedicated her life to household chores.
iv) "Had I not met you, I would have gone mad." What is the mood of the housewife?
A) Ego and jealousy
B) Anxiety and moody
C) Excited and happy
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Answers to the questions are given below.
Explanation:
(1) What does the last three lines tell about Sarada?
She had forgot about what she used to be in the past. She tried to remember her identity and tried to find out old things which had some connection with the past.
(2) Where could she find her certificates?
She found her certificated in attic.
(3) They were writing letters to each other, except Sarada. Why?
Because she dedicated her life to her family and house after marriage.
(4) "Had I not met you, I would have gone mad." What is the mood of the housewife?
The mood of the wife is "Excited and happy".
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