Lost spring
Flamingo Chapter #2
Short Answer Type Questions
(Important Questions For English Class 12 UP Board Exams)
Q.1 What is Sahib look for in the garbage dumps? where he is live and where has he came from? {imp}
Ans. In the garbage, Sahib looks for useful items which can be sold for cash they are just like gold for him Sahib and his family live in Seemapuri a slum on the periphery of Delhi. His family had migrated from Bangladesh.
Q2. Why did Annie's junk ask Sahib about the school? what was its impact on Saheb? {imp}
Ans. Anis junk asked Saheb about the school because Saheb replied to her that he has nothing else to do except rag picking its impact on Saheb was that he was very curious about school and he also promised her that he will go to school if anyone build it.
Q3. Why did Sahib and other rag pickers not wear chappals? what excuse did they give for it? {imp}
Ans. Sahib and other rag pickers did not wear chappals because it was their tradition and the boys simply replied that his mother did not bring them down from self.
Q2. Why did Annie's junk ask Sahib about the school? what was its impact on Saheb? {imp}
Ans. Anis junk asked Saheb about the school because Saheb replied to her that he has nothing else to do except rag picking its impact on Saheb was that he was very curious about school and he also promised her that he will go to school if anyone build it.
Q3. Why did Sahib and other rag pickers not wear chappals? what excuse did they give for it? {imp}
Ans. Sahib and other rag pickers did not wear chappals because it was their tradition and the boys simply replied that his mother did not bring them down from self.
Q4. How many rack pickers used to live in Seemapuri Delhi? How did they settle there and why? {imp}
Ans. There lived 10000 rag pickers in Seemapuri Delhi. The rag pickers were belong to Dhaka in Bangladesh their homes and field ruined by the storms thats why they migrated to Delhi and settled down in Seemapuri looks for an occupation.
Q5. What was the meaning of garbage for children? what did they find in it?
Ans. The meaning of garbage for children was wrapped in wonder they found a rupee or a 10 rupee note in it and sometimes a silver coin.
Q6. Why did Sahib join at milk booth what was he paid for his service. {imp}
Ans. Saheb joined the job at milk booth because he had need more money and meals for him. He was paid 800 rupees for his service.
Q7. Describe the irony in saheb's name. {imp}
Ans. Sahib is a poor ragpicker, who lives in a Seemapuri. His full name is Sahib a Alam which means lord of the universe the irony lies in the meaning of his name itself according to his name he should be a king and enjoy all the luxury of life but unfortunately, he is a barefoot ragpicker who lacks even the basic necessities
Q8. Who was Mukesh where did he belong and what was his ambitions? {imp}
Ans. Mukesh was the son of a poor family whose father was poor Bengle maker in Firozabad each family in Firozabad was engaged in Bengle making his ambition was to become a motor mechanic.
Q9. Why did Mukesh volunteer to make the narrator home? who were there in the home?
Ans. Mukesh volunteers to take the narrator home because he felt very happy and proud for his home was rebuilt. There were father of Mukesh, his grandmother, elder brother, and his wife in the home.
Q10. "It is his Karma his destiny" who said this and why? {imp}
Ans. Mukesh's grandmother said "it is his Karma his destiny" because she was watched her own husband go blind with the dust for polishing the glass of bangles. Born in the caste of bangle makers they have seen nothing but bangles.
Ans. Mukesh's grandmother said "it is his Karma his destiny" because she was watched her own husband go blind with the dust for polishing the glass of bangles. Born in the caste of bangle makers they have seen nothing but bangles.
Q11. What does the bangles symbolize what is the role of the bangles makers of Firozabad?
Ans. The bangles symbolize and Indian womens suhaag auspiciousness in marriage. The bangles makers of Firozabad have spent generation to making colorful bangles for all the women in the country but they are still in poverty.
Ans. The bangles symbolize and Indian womens suhaag auspiciousness in marriage. The bangles makers of Firozabad have spent generation to making colorful bangles for all the women in the country but they are still in poverty.
Q12. Why could the Bangle makers not organize themselves into a co-operative? what do they face if they do so? {imp}
Ans. The bangles makers could not organise themselves into co-operative because they were trapped in the vicious circle of middle man. If they do so then they will be hauled up by the police beaten and dragged to jail for doing something illegal.
Q13. Who is the author of Lost Spring?
Ans. Anees Jung is the author of lost spring.
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