the lost child

Why did the lost child say when a man asked him, "whose baby are you?"

• The child said, "I want my father ,I want my mother

• The child said, " I want to go home ."

• The child said, “I live in a village.”

• The child said, “I am feeling hungry.

At what point in the fair did the child lose his parents?

• At the sweetmeat-shop.

• At the flower-shop.

• At the balloon-sellers.

• At the roundabout

The child wanted to have balloons yet he walked on. Why?

• He knew his parents would never buy him the balloons.

• He knew his parents would say he was too old to play with such toys.

• Both A and B above.

• Neither A nor B.

What did the child want to have at the flower shop?

• A garland of roses.

• A garland of violets.

• A garland of gulmohur.

• A garland of lilies

What did the child say as they passed by sweetmeat-shop?

• He said, ‘I want that burfi.’

• He said, ‘I want that jalebi.’

• He said, ‘I want that rasagulla.’

• He said, ‘I want that gulab jamun

What shop was there at the entrance of the fair?

• A toy shop.

• A balloon shop.

• A- sweetmeat-shop.

• A flower shop

What did the child start doing when a shower of young flowers fell on him?

• He started collecting the flowers from the ground.

• He started gathering the raining petals in his hands.

• He started dancing with joy.

• He started climbing up the flowering tree

What did the parents do when they reached a shady grove?

• They collected some flowers for the child.

• They lay down to rest for some time.

• They sat down on the edge of a well.

• They listened to the cooing of doves.

Who said to the child, “Come, child, come, come on to the footpath.”?

• The father.

• The mother

• Both the father and the mother.

• Neither the father nor the mother.

How did the flowering mustard-field look?

• White like silver.

• Red like a rose.

• Pale like melting gold.

• Lovely like a rainbow.