Like the Sun

Sekhar wants to tell truth one day because he thinks 

• .truth is like the sun, very warm.

•  telling truth is very important.

• truth can make people blink

• all other days don’t require truth.

His comment on his wife’s “culinary masterpiece” that morning is due to

• his inconsideration of his wife’s feelings

• he is in a hurry to leave the house

• his determination to tell absolute truth

• his wife burns the food that day

Sekhar’s contact with his colleagues reveals that

• he passes his second test

• he is a very unsympathetic man.

• he can hardly get along with people

• he is an enemy of that dead person. 

His headmaster calls him to be a critic on his singing because 

• Sekhar is an excellent teacher

• Sekhar is qualified for the task

• Sekhar can have more days for paper marking.

• the headmaster can sing well.

Sekhar says to himself while the headmaster is singing, “He croaks like a dozen frogs…” This is a figure of speech of  

• metaphor

• simile 

• personification

• alliteration 

 Which phrase best illustrates the title, “Like the Sun”? 

• Every human needs the sun to grown.

• Humans fear to look it straight in the face

• Plants, like men, desire the sun.

• People desire truth but fear it at the same time.