Iqbal and the Liberation Front

Iqbal, a courageous young boy, declares his intent to free child slaves in Pakistan. Despite opposition, he gains support from Eshan Khan and others. Iqbal visits his family, commits to education, and participates in rescue operations, liberating many children. Facing threats from powerful exploiters, Iqbal raises public awareness and gains media attention, highlighting the plight of child laborers and the need for change.

What was Iqbal's main reason for wanting to stay and help free child slaves?

• He wanted to avoid school.

• He wanted to ensure no child would suffer like he did.

• He was afraid of returning home.

• He wanted to become famous.

How did Iqbal's family react to his decision to stay and help the Liberation Front?

• They were indifferent to his decision.

• They were angry and disowned him.

• They insisted he return home immediately.

• They were supportive after understanding his choice.

What role did Iqbal play in the Liberation Front's efforts?

• He was a spokesperson for the government.

• He was a financial supporter.

• He actively participated and helped liberate children.

• He was a passive observer.

What was one of the main challenges faced by the Liberation Front?

• Lack of funding.

• Threats from powerful exploiters.

• Internal disagreements.

• Lack of public interest.

How did the Liberation Front plan to combat the influence of moneylenders?

• By sending them to prison.

• By joining forces with them.

• By negotiating with them.

• By ignoring them.

How did Iqbal's public speeches impact the movement against child labor?

• They caused the movement to lose credibility.

• They attracted media attention and public support.

• They led to a decrease in public interest.

• They had no significant impact.

What was the reaction of the merchants to the Liberation Front's speeches in the market?

• They supported the speeches.

• They joined the Liberation Front.

• They ignored the speeches.

• They ridiculed and insulted the speakers.

What was the significance of the international media's interest in the Liberation Front?

• It provided safety and increased awareness.

• It led to a decrease in local support.

• It caused internal conflicts.

• It resulted in financial losses.

What event marked a direct threat to the Liberation Front's headquarters?

• A financial audit.

• A government raid.

• An incendiary bomb attack.

• A peaceful protest.

What was Iqbal's ultimate goal in his fight against child labor?

• To become a famous lawyer.

• To free all children in Pakistan.

• To travel the world.

• To earn a lot of money.