Father, dear Father

What in the writer’s opinion is wrong with his education?

• Pythagoras’s theorem and Newton’s Law of Gravity has relevance to his life.

• Pythagoras’s theorem and Newton’s Law of Gravity has no relevance to his life.

• He would rather visit his father.

• He would like to remove the concept of examinations for school children.

What would he really like to learn?

• Live life through experiencing it.

• Theoretical knowledge that has no practical application

• Theoretical concepts along with it's practical application

• Unanswered questions in school which he then has to ask his father

What kind of life did the writer’s grandfather lead when he was a small boy?

• He led a very boring life having to do the same chores day in and day out

• He led a very hard and challenging childhood as he worked as a child labourer

• He led a stressful childhood filled with tensions, cares and anxiety.

• He led a very carefree and happy childhood

Who has written the letter?

• Rishaan

• Riaan

• Rahul

• Rohan

Who is it written to?

• To his mother about his father

• To his father

• To his grandmother who has passed away

• To his grandfather about the education system

What was considered important in those days of his grandfather?

• Experiencing life by travelling the world

• Experiencing hard and challenging as he had to work in the fields

• Experiencing life instead of just learning theory

• Giving examinations that help you get a degree

What is the writers grandmother’s nature like?

• peaceful and relaxed

• strung and tensed

• hyperactive and hardworking

What is the writers mother’s nature like?

• peaceful and relaxed

• strung and tensed

• hyperactive and hardworking

By how many marks did he lose his first position?

• two mark

• one mark

• half a mark

• quarter mark