Babar Ali's School

What effect did Babar going to school have on his friends?

• Babar began to play games with them.

• Babar spent time with his friends when they got home from work.

• Babar began to teach them about letters and numbers. 

• Babar was too tired to play.

Part B: Which three details support your answer for part A?

• After that, people all over the world knew about Babar Ali's great idea.

• Babar's school ida was great. But he had to work hard to keep the school going. (p. 12)

• Many of these kids didn't get enough to eat. AT Babar's school they got a free meal. (p. 10)

• Babar Ali said, "If I don't do it, who will? " And he kept trying (p. 13)

• Years went by. Babar Ali told people about the school. He wrote to the government. He kept asking for help.

The map on page three shows

• that India is a poor country

• directions to get to India

• the village in India where Babar lived

• Why kids couldn't go to school

What is the main theme of Babar Ali's School?

• Education for all

• Technology in education

• Sports in education

• Cultural education

Which of the following best describes Babar Ali's motivation to start a school?

• To earn money

• To gain fame

• To educate underprivileged children

• To compete with other schools

What challenge did Babar Ali face in running his school?

• Lack of students

• Lack of teachers

• Lack of funds

• Lack of government support

What is the significance of Babar Ali's School in the context of education?

• It is the first school in India

• It provides free education to underprivileged children

• It is a technology-driven school

• It focuses on sports education

How did Babar Ali manage to keep his school running?

• By charging high fees

• By seeking donations

• By government funding

• By selling school merchandise

What is the primary subject taught at Babar Ali's School?

• Mathematics

• Science

• English

• History

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'Babar Ali's great idea'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Hyperbole

• Personification