UNIT 8 : DIRECTED WRITING : EVOKING EMOTIONS (CB PAGES 88-89)

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UNIT 8 : DIRECTED WRITING : EVOKING EMOTIONS (CB PAGES 88-89)Versión en línea UNIT 8 : DIRECTED WRITING : EVOKING EMOTIONS (CB PAGES 88-89) por Constance Amelia 1 Who is the narrator of the story? a Viraf b The narrator’s father c A 14-year-old boy d A doctor 2 Why is the narrator required to pluck out his father’s white hairs? a For fashion b To avoid being seen as old and jobless c To punish him d For medical reasons 3 What is Viraf’s father suffering from? a A broken leg b A terminal illness c A fever d Unknown condition 4 How does the narrator feel after seeing Viraf’s father? a Amused b Indifferent c Disturbed and ashamed d Angry 5 What was lying on the table next to The Times? a A razor b A pair of scissors c Tweezers d A comb 6 What game is Viraf waiting to play? a Chess b Cricket c Snakes and Ladders d Cards 7 What does the narrator bury his face into when crying? a His arms b A towel c The pillow d A blanket 8 Which word best describes the narrator’s emotions at the end? a Joyful b Guilty c Hopeful d Relieved 9 What does the narrator associate with his Mummy and Mamaji? a Happiness and singing b Warm food and festivals c Hardships and sacrifice d School and studying 10 What does the story mainly explore? a Political unrest b Cricket culture in India c Coming of age and loss of innocence d A mystery

UNIT 8 : DIRECTED WRITING : EVOKING EMOTIONS (CB PAGES 88-89)Versión en línea

UNIT 8 : DIRECTED WRITING : EVOKING EMOTIONS (CB PAGES 88-89)

por Constance Amelia

Who is the narrator of the story?

Viraf

The narrator’s father

A 14-year-old boy

A doctor

Why is the narrator required to pluck out his father’s white hairs?

For fashion

To avoid being seen as old and jobless

To punish him

For medical reasons

What is Viraf’s father suffering from?

A broken leg

A terminal illness

A fever

Unknown condition

How does the narrator feel after seeing Viraf’s father?

Amused

Indifferent

Disturbed and ashamed

Angry

What was lying on the table next to The Times?

A razor

A pair of scissors

Tweezers

A comb

What game is Viraf waiting to play?

Chess

Cricket

Snakes and Ladders

Cards

What does the narrator bury his face into when crying?

His arms

A towel

The pillow

A blanket

Which word best describes the narrator’s emotions at the end?

Joyful

Guilty

Hopeful

Relieved

What does the narrator associate with his Mummy and Mamaji?

Happiness and singing

Warm food and festivals

Hardships and sacrifice

School and studying

What does the story mainly explore?

Political unrest

Cricket culture in India

Coming of age and loss of innocence

A mystery

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UNIT 8 : DIRECTED WRITING : EVOKING EMOTIONS (CB PAGES 88-89)Versión en línea

por Constance Amelia

Who is the narrator of the story?

Why is the narrator required to pluck out his father’s white hairs?

What is Viraf’s father suffering from?

How does the narrator feel after seeing Viraf’s father?

What was lying on the table next to The Times?

What game is Viraf waiting to play?

What does the narrator bury his face into when crying?

Which word best describes the narrator’s emotions at the end?

What does the narrator associate with his Mummy and Mamaji?

What does the story mainly explore?

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