LOST SPRING

Why did the children walk barefoot on the streets in the prose Lost Spring?

• Because they did not have the means to buy shoes

• Because they did not like to wear shoes

• Because they use to lose them

• Because they did not have any shop near their place to buy shoes

What does the statement made by the group of women convey about the hardships of the various migrants across countries and states in the prose Lost Spring?

• Their sacrifice of identity

• Their sacrifice of power and authority

• Their forced migration

• Their exile from their own lands

Where did Saheb belong from in the prose titled Lost Spring?

• Dhaka

• Kolkata

• Rourkela

• Hyderabad

According to the narrator of Lost Spring, what did Saheb's full name represent?

• Lord of the universe

• King of the Universe

• Lord of the world

• Lord of the kingdom

In the prose Lost Spring, why did the narrator say that Seemapuri was in the periphery of Delhi yet metaphorically, was miles away from it?

• Seemapuri at Delhi's outskirts didn't resemble the appearance of the urban capital

• Because Seemapuri was situated at a great distance from Delhi

• Because Seemapuri and Delhi were located in two different states

• Because Seemapuri was an island located at a distance from Delhi

Where did Saheb originally belong to?

• India

• Bangladesh

• Sri Lanka

• Pakistan

How many ragpickers did the narrator say lived in Seemapuri according to the prose Lost Spring?

• 20,000

• 10,000

• 15,000

• 25,000

What does Mukesh aim to become when he grows up?

• Pilot

• Bangle Maker

• Motor mechanic

• Driver

According to Mukesh's grandmother, what is his father's destiny or Karam in the prose Lost Spring?

• The profession of making bangles

• The profession of being a doctor

• The profession of being a social helper

• The profession of making glass furnitures

What is Firozabad famous for?

• Pottery

• Bangle making

• Handicrafts

• Ragpicking