My Childhood

In what sense was Kalam's childhood secure?

• he was getting all the necessities of life like food, clothes,study

• parents' love and support

• good society

• all

What is the theme of the story My childhood?

• children are precious

• childhood is a treasure

• society must be in harmony

• society, environment and childhood experiences shape one's life.

In his autobiography, Kalam talks about his?

• Mother and father

• Childhood

• Friends

• All of the above

What is the main focus of the chapter 'My Childhood'?

• A) Kalam's education

• B) Kalam's family and early influences

• C) Kalam's career achievements

• D) Kalam's scientific contributions

Which of the following best describes Kalam's family background as mentioned in 'My Childhood'?

• A) Wealthy and influential

• B) Middle-class and supportive

• C) Poor and struggling

• D) Aristocratic and traditional

What role did Kalam's father play in his childhood according to the chapter?

• A) He was a strict disciplinarian

• B) He was a source of inspiration and guidance

• C) He was mostly absent

• D) He was a playful companion

How did Kalam's mother contribute to his upbringing?

• A) By teaching him mathematics

• B) By instilling moral values

• C) By encouraging him to play sports

• D) By helping him with his homework

What was a significant influence on Kalam's early education?

• A) His father's teachings

• B) His school teachers

• C) His friends

• D) His own curiosity

Which quality of Kalam's childhood environment is highlighted in the chapter?

• A) Competitive

• B) Nurturing

• C) Isolated

• D) Chaotic

What does Kalam attribute his success to, as per 'My Childhood'?

• A) Hard work and perseverance

• B) Luck and opportunities

• C) Family support and values

• D) Education and mentors