The Night Diary

In the novel "The Night Diary". What does Nisha say about intelligence and being smart?

• Being smart is all about knowing everything and being competitive

• Being smart means being selfish and not caring about others

• Being smart is not just about reading and writing, it is also talent and reasoning.

• Being smart is only about being good at academics and nothing else

In the novel, The Night Diary, Who do you think hurt Kazi?

• Kazi's family

• The police

• Strangers

• Rioters, people who are against them living in that neighborhood.

What is the relationship between Nisha and Amil like? How do they support one another? Does their relationship change during the story

What is the main idea of "The Night Diary?"​ (a)  

• Identity is a central theme in The Night Diary, an

• A love story

In 'The Night Diary', what is the significance of Nisha's diary entries?

• A) They are just a way to pass time.

• B) They help her process her thoughts and emotions.

• C) They are meant to be shared with her friends.

• D) They are a school assignment.

What does Nisha learn about her family history in 'The Night Diary'?

• A) Her family has always lived in the same place.

• B) Her family has a complex history involving different cultures.

• C) Her family is originally from Europe.

• D) Her family has no interesting history.

In 'The Night Diary', how does Nisha's relationship with her brother Amil evolve?

• A) They grow apart as the story progresses.

• B) They become closer and support each other.

• C) They remain distant throughout the story.

• D) They constantly argue and never reconcile.

What role does the setting play in 'The Night Diary'?

• A) It is irrelevant to the story.

• B) It provides a backdrop for the characters' journey.

• C) It is only mentioned briefly.

• D) It is a fictional place with no real-world connection.

How does Nisha's understanding of identity change in 'The Night Diary'?

• A) She becomes more confused about her identity.

• B) She gains a clearer understanding of her cultural heritage.

• C) She decides her identity is unimportant.

• D) She rejects her family's traditions.

What is a major theme in 'The Night Diary'?

• A) The importance of wealth.

• B) The struggle for personal identity.

• C) The power of technology.

• D) The pursuit of fame.