Sujit Kumar's Journey: From Chicken Boy to Normalcy

The video tells the extraordinary story of Sujit Kumar, a boy raised with chickens in Fiji due to family dysfunction. Abandoned and mistreated, he was later discovered by Elizabeth Clayton, who transformed his life through care and therapy. Sujit's progress from a 'wild child' to a more socially integrated individual is highlighted, along with the establishment of an orphanage to help other children. The video emphasizes the power of compassion and community support in changing lives.

What year did the world first learn about Sujit Kumar's story?

• 2010

• 2006

• 2008

• 2004

Why was Sujit initially placed in the chicken pen?

• His parents thought he had an evil spirit.

• He was allergic to other animals.

• He preferred the company of chickens.

• The family was wealthy and had a large farm.

What behavior did Sujit adopt from living with chickens?

• Barking like a dog

• Pecking at walls

• Climbing trees

• Swimming like a fish

How long was Sujit tethered in the old people's home?

• 10 years

• 20 years

• 15 years

• 22 years

What was Elizabeth Clayton's profession before she met Sujit?

• Lawyer

• Teacher

• Furniture exporter

• Doctor

What did Elizabeth Clayton see in Sujit that made her believe he could be helped?

• His ability to speak

• A glimmer of normal behavior in his eyes

• His artistic talent

• His physical strength

What is the name of the orphanage Elizabeth Clayton established?

• Safe Shelter

• Children's Haven

• Happy Home

• Fiji's Hope

How has Sujit's ability to interact with others changed over the years?

• He has become more aggressive.

• He only interacts with animals.

• He has become more comfortable around people.

• He remains isolated.

What method does Sujit use to communicate his needs now?

• Speaking fluently

• Using sign language

• Showing pictures

• Writing letters

What future plans are in place for Sujit?

• He will be left to live alone.

• He will be adopted by a new family.

• He will continue to receive therapy and medical tests.

• He will be sent back to the old people's home.