The Lost Child

Which elements contribute to the setting of 'The Lost Child'?

• The child's home

• Rural landscapes

• A distant planet

• A modern cityscape

• The bustling fair

What does the boy do when he spots his favorite toy stall?

• He decides to stop and look at the toys displayed there

• He starts crying loudly

• He forgets about his parents completely

• He runs away from the toy stall

Who is the author of the lesson “The Lost child”?

• Sudha Murthy

• Mulkh Raj Anand

• Amrita Pritam

• None of the above

What does the child’s refusal to all the attractive things show towards the end

• child lost his interest

• child’s obstinacy

• bond of love between child and parents is above evrything.

• None

What literary device is prominently used to describe the fair in "The Lost Child"?

• simile

• metaphor

• imagery

• personification

What is the significance of the various attractions (toys, sweets, balloons) that the child desires at the fair?

• They symbolize the child’s greed

• They represent the typical interests of a young child

• They indicate the child's independence

• They are used to distract him from his parents

How does the setting of the fair contribute to the overall theme of the story?

• It represents a safe and controlled environment

• It symbolizes the chaotic and unpredictable nature of life

• It depicts a monotonous and boring atmosphere

• It depicts a monotonous and boring atmosphere

The child in the story is initially fascinated by a __________ he sees at the fair.( SMALL LETTERS ONLY)

(SMALL LETTERS) The story begins with the child visiting a fair during the festival of __________

How did the mother distract the child’s mind from the toy seller?