1.

Why does the poet want to go away from his

beloved ?
Ans- Poet wants to go away from his beloved
because death is certain . He wants to amuse
himself.
2. What makes a man’s power feeble?
Ans- Man’s dependence on furtune makes his power
feeble. A man can’t recall the lost time. He can’t
control over natural phenomenon.
3. What will make the speaker’s journey speedier?
Ans- More wings and motive will make the speaker’s
journey speedier.
4. What are the things that the sun does not have?
Ans- Sun has neither desire nor Sense nor shorter
ways to complete its journey.
1. Who is the speaker in the poem and how old is
he ?
Ans. The poet himself is the speaker in the poem
and now he is 37 years old .
2. What has formed the speaker’s blood ?
Ans . The speaker’s blood is made up of American
soil and air . The blood of the speaker has been
formed by the same soil and the same air that
everyone breathes.
3. What the theme of the poem ‘Song of Myself’?
Ans - There are three important themes in the
poem ;Song of Myself'. One is the idea of the self
and the other is the identification of self with
other selves and the very last one is individual self
journey towards universal and divine self.
4. What does the poet observe in summer?
Ans - The poet in 'Song of Myself' celebrates his
own self. The poet says that he will "sing myself"
for " every atom belonging to me as good belongs
to you." He loafs on the grass in summer and
invites his soul to appear. He relates that he has
been formed from this soil, for he was born hers,
so were his parents, grand-parents and great
grand-parents.
Q1. What does the poet mean when he says “Now the
leaves are falling fast”?
Ans :- The poet means that the leaves of the branches of
the tree are falling and trees are become leafless. It is also
meant by a person who slowly goes to its death and at last
in a grave. Like a tree, every human life has to be
destroyed. There is none who can be alive. Everyone is
mortal.
Q2. How do we complete our last journey to the grave?
Ans:- When a man is dead hundreds of men carry the dead
body in a wooden coffin to the grave. This is our last
journey
Q3. What “Trolls” do in the “leafless wood” ?
Ans:- Trolls run in search of their food in the leafless wood
. In the real sense They search life and truth.
Q4. Who are the ‘travelers’ and how will they be blessed ?
Ans:- Old person re travelers and they are blessed with
their last distress and that is death.
Q5.Who are the whispering neighbours ?
Ans:- Agent or message of death are the whispering
neighbours. Who come when human body is dead.
1. How do the sun and summer help in ripeness of fruits in
autumn?
Answer ⇒ The sun and summer help the flower turn into fruit, and
let the fruit grow. In autumn they reach their maturity and are filled
with flesh and juice.
2. How are autumn and summer related to spring?
Answer ⇒ Autumn and summer are related to spring as old age and
youth are related to adolescence.
3. What to autumn and spring symbolise in the poem? Explain.
Answer ⇒ In the poem spring is the symbol of youth, and autumn is
the symbol of maturity. Spring is the time of flowering, autumn is the
time of fruition. Spring is the symbol of desire, autumn is the symbol
of fulfilment.
4. How does Keats personify Autumn in the poem?
Answer ⇒ John Keats was a great lover of Nature. In the
poem ‘Ode To Autumn’ he describes the beauty and
characteristic spirit of Autumn in a series of memorable
pictures. There he reveals the principle of beauty in nature
in the autumn.
5. Do you like this poem ? Give two reason?
Answer ⇒ yes, I like this poem. It shows the good
relationship between two seasons and shows how these
seasons are dependent to each other.
Q1. where does the lady lie ?
Ans:- The lady lies in an epitaph. She lies in there in the memory of
her beloved .
Q2. How does she look to the poet ?
Ans:- She looks to the poet the most beautiful lady even born In
the west country.
Q3. what does the poet think about the beauty ?
Ans:- The poet thinks about the beauty that it is short lived and
will disappear one day or other.
Q4. What does the poet means he says. ‘ And when I crumble’.
Ans:- The poet is sad to think that nobody will remember of
the most beautiful body of the west country.
1. How can ‘some corner of a foreign field’ be forever England’?
Ans - The poet Rupert Brooke says that his body is the richer
dust of England because he was born and brought upon England
so whenever his body is buried it will be of England forever.
2. How does the poet feal in dying for his country?
Ans - The poet, Rupert Brooke, instead of mourning about the
devastation of war, celebrates the thought of dying for his
country. He is happy to sacrifice his life for his country. 3. What is
the theme of the poem? Ans - Death, war and patriotism are the
basic themes of the poem ‘The Soldier’
5. What is meant by the phrase 'A pulse in the eternal mind’?
Ans - The phrase ‘A Pulse in the eternal mind’ in the poem ‘The
Soldier’ indicates a long cherished desire. The poet says that he will
not be forgotten by his countrymen because he is sacrificing his life
for them.
1. Why does the poet call Macavity, mystery cat?
Answer ⇒ The poet calls Macavity a mystery cat because he
can commit any crime, and is able to disappear from the scene
leaving no trace behind.
2. What are the adjectives that have been used to describe
Macavity’s character?
Answer ⇒ Macavity has been described as a Mystery Cat, the
Hidden Paw: the master criminal; bafflement of Scotland Yard: the
Flying Squad’s despair, a monster of depravity; and Napolean of
crime.
3. Why is Macavity termed a criminal?
Answer ⇒ Macavity is termed a criminal because he commits all
sorts of crimes. He plunders larders, ransacks jewel cases, stifles pet
dogs, breaks glass-panes, steals important documents from Foreign
office or plans and drawings from the Admiralty.
4. What is suggested by the phrase ‘powers of levitation’?
Answer ⇒ Some fakirs or holy men in India are supposed to possess
the power break the law of gravity and rise into the air upwards.
This power of defying the law of gravity is called power of levitation.
1.Why does he says that the redness of the fire is cruel?
Ans - The poet Keki N. Daru Walla says that the redness of the
fire is cruel because it swallows everything and turns it into ash
or embers.
2. Why did he consign his first born to the flames?
Ans - The speaker Keki N. Daru Wala was a parsi and in his
culture the bodies are disposed of on a structure called “Tower
of Silence” which was a thousand mile away from where they
used. This is why he had to consign his first born to blames.
3. What does the speaker in the poem ‘Fire Hymn' see in the
morning at the ghat?
Ans - The poet / speaker in the poem 'Fire-Hymn' sees burning
bodies at the ghat. He was shocked and depressed to see such a
heinous act. Never in his life has he seen such a scene because the
Parsis do not burn the bodies, They carry it to 'The Tower of
Silence'. The burning of the bodies disturb and trouble him.
4. Which event does the expression ‘the burning ghat’ refer to?
Ans - The expression “‘the burning ghat”’ refers to the place
where dead bodies are usually cremated. One day the poet goes
with his father to nearby a burning ghat. They saw that the fire
had died out but some limbs of a body were still half burnt
5. How did the passer-by get frightened?
Ans - The passer-by got frightened by the phosphorescence and
wandering ghost lights in the burning ghat at night.
6. In what sense does the fire forget its dead?
Ans - The fire is supposed to burn the dead completely. But
sometimes it does not do its duty. It leaves some limbs half burnt.
1. What is the meaning of ‘Sicilian July, with Etna smoking’?
Ans - Sicilian July, with Etna smoking means extreme heat like
the one caused when Etna erupted i.e. it was so hot as the
volcano Etna in Sicily.
2.What was his reaction after hitting the snake?
Ans - The poet D.H. Lawrence regretted after hitting the innocent
snake. He felt that he had done wrong. He thought that he had just
done a mistake to hit it he thought that he was the god and a guest.
3.Why did the speaker consider it ‘a king in exile’?
Ans - The speaker considered it a king in exile because it was a black
cobra known as a king of snakes and it came out of its secret hole in
the earth.
4. How did the snake drink water?
Ans - First the snake rested its throat upon the stone bottom
and then it sipped water with its straight mouths gums where
the water had dripped from the tap.
5. What does the poet say about the day when he saw the snake?
Ans - The day was very hot in Sicily. It was the month of July and
very hot. The earth was also parched and dry. The fumes were
coming out of Mount Etna which made the day more hot. This hot
weather must have made the snake also very thirsty and so it came
out to quench his thirst.
7. Why did the poet decide to wait?
Ans - The poet decided to wait because he did not want to
disturb the snake. In fact the poet was fascinated by this
beautiful creative and was thankful to God for letting him see
this wonderful creation..
8.Why and how did the snake come out of its hole? Ans - It was a
hot day. The snake feel like thirsty. So, it came out of the hole near
the trough to drink water. It came there trailing his yellow brown,
slack and soft belly down over the edge of the stone trough.
9. Who-was the second comer? What did he do?
Ans - It was the poet who was the second comer. So, he waited
and let the snake drink water first.
1. Why did the house go into silence?
Ans- The house went into silence because the women, the
speaker’s grandmother, died.
2.Why was the speaker often wish to go to that house?
Ans- The speaker had a lots of memories with her dead
grandmother’s house where she had spent her childhood. She
wanted to revisit the house and peep into it.
3.Why was the speaker proud of living in that house?
Ans- The speaker got a lot of affection in her grandmother’s house.
So, she was proud of living in her house.
4. Why does the speaker say that she has lost her way?
Ans- The speaker says she has lost her way because her finding
for love doesn’t seem to be heading towards fulfilment.
5.Is the speaker satisfied with her present life? If not, Why?
Ans- The speaker is not happy with her present life. There is a void
in her heart. She begs to strangers for love but she does not
succeed. No one listens to her begging. They do not give her love
even in small quantity.
1. What were the benefits of the English rule?
Ans - Pearl S. Buck in her essay ‘India Through A Traveler's Eye says
that one of the benefits of the English rule was an education in
English language due to which Indians can speak English fairly. And
the other one was the knowledge of western culture
2. What does she mean by Saying 'Religion is ever present in
Indian life?
Ans - The author Pearl S. Bucks in her energy ‘India Through a
Traveler's eye's says that in Indian life religion is a very important
thing. All are every closely related to religion and it is present in
all spheres of life.
3. Why is Pearl S. Buck impressed by the Indian family?
Ans - Pearl S. Buck is impressed by the simplicity, respect for elders
and their religious-mindedness.
4. After gaining independence, what did the Indian people teach the
world in general?
Ans - The Indian people conveyed a message to the entire world that
with patience and perseverance, we can achieve whatever we
desire. Non-violence is the way to success.
5.What is the main quality of a leader according to Pearl s Buck ?
Ans – Selflessness is the main quality of a leader according to Pearl S
buck . One Who is capable of renunciation and works only for the
sake of people’s welfare , one who is sincere and trustworthy is
accepted to be the leader.
6. Which book of Pearl S. Buck has India background?
Ans – When Pearls back left India she wrote ‘ Come my beloved ‘
against Indian background . This book of hers were accepted open
heartedly the Indian leaders .
7. What did the writer go to see India ?
Ans – The writer went India to see and listen to two groups of
people ; the young intellectual in the cities and the peasants in
the villages . She wanted to experience on his own that what is
the real condition of Indians under British Empire
1. Are there restrictions on Press in time of war? Ans. Yes, the
press censorship is imposed during the time of war to ensure
that rumors do not get spread gut.
2. What do you mean by the term ‘free press’?
Ans. Free press usually refers to the freedom of the press in
restrictive or technical way that is freedom from direction and
censorship by the government.
3. Who is the master-the state or the people?
Ans. In a free state people are the master.
4. What does the unofficial censorship seek to do? Ans. Unofficial
censorship seeks to impose highest restrictions on the freedom of
the press and freedom of expression by the people.
5. Name two sources of revenue newspapers usually survive on.
Ans. The two sources are the advertisers’ and ‘the person or
company that owns the newspaper’.
1. Why did Seibel’s teacher become angry with him?
Ans ⇒ Seibai’s teacher became angry with him because during
the class period Seibai was never separated from his new
gourd. He even took it along to school and used to polish it
under his desk in class time.
2. Which type of gourd did Seibel like ?
Ans = Seibei used to like symmetrical gourd. He used to like fresh
and well shaped gourd.
3. Why did Sebei's father shout at him?
Ans = when Sebei's father and his friend started talking about the
ripe gourd they had seen at the agricultural show, they mentioned
that the ripe gourd was a real beauty, and it had made quite a stir
at the time. However, Seibel expressed his opinion, stating that he
didn’t think so and considered it just a clumsy big thing. This
annoyed his father, leading him to shout at Seibei.
4. Why did the conversation of his father and his friend make Seibei
laughing wardly ?
Ans= The conversation of his father with his friend made Seibei
laugh inwardly because his father commented about the Bakin
Gourd that they had seen in the agricultural show during the
previous spring. The Bakin gourd had made quite a stir at that time
but when he had gone to see it, he had found it rather a stupid
looking object and so he waked out of the show.
5. Why did Seibei wander about the town ?
Ans= Seibei wandered about the town in search of new variety of
gourds. In a short period of time, he had become familiar with
every place and shop that sold gourds. He wanted to buy as many
different gourds as he could with the money he had.
6.What made Sebei's heart beat faster ? Ans= When Seibei was
wandered about in the market examining different varieties of
gourds he suddenly caught sight of the one gourds he suddenly
caught sight of the one gourd which was about five inches long and
uncommon. There was something special in it which made Sebei's
heart bat faster variety of gourds within his means.
1. What did the doctor advise Benjy’s parents to ensure his
mental growth?
Answer ⇒ The doctor had advised them that Benjy needed
interest that would strength his mind. It would be good if they
gave him something to do, some occupation which helps his
development.
2. What did Benjy understand about a hen?
Answer ⇒ Benjy understood the first and last thing about a hen,
that it exists for the purpose of laying eggs.
3. What did Benjy understand about the business of hens?
Answer ⇒ Benjy understood about the business of hens, that they
lay eggs and eggs could be sold to customers and the money from
these eggs was put carefully.
4. What did Benjy want to do with money?
Answer ⇒ Benjy wanted to buy a piece of land and creating
more houses for more hens and then selling more eggs and
making more money.
5. What information did Sanders give them that made them
happy?
Answer ⇒ Sanders who had rented his four acre land to Mr.
Johnson gave him the information that his (Johnson’s) son would
buy that land from sanders. This information made Johnson and his
wife happy.
6. Who was Florence?
Answer ⇒ Florence, was a girl, working in Benjy’s chicken house
and got married with Benjy afterwards.
7.Why did Benjy want to marry Florence?
Answer ⇒ Benjy did not need a distinguished, intelligent girl. He
needed a woman to help him in his work of poultry farming. So he
decided to marry Florence
1.How are the children of a joint family looked after in Bangladesh?
Ans. In Bangladesh the children in the joint family are jointly looked
after. They are taken to the pond for a bath by one daughter-in-law
and she bathes them all. Then they come to the house and sit
together to eat. The food is usually cooked and served by the
youngest daughter-in-law.
2. What is the reward of pregnancy for a young Sylheti woman?
Ans. A young Sylheti woman at the time of her pregnancy gets
an opportunity to live with her mother and sisters. This is the
reward of her pregnancy.
3. A pregnant woman in a traditional society does not feel that she is
alone. Why?
Ans. A pregnant woman in a traditional society does not feel herself
alone because she lives in a joint family and does not have to bear
the mental burden. Her husband , family and members of society
gives support darning pregnancy that’s the a pregnant women never
feels alone.
4. How are the ways of managing childbirth in traditional societies
useful? Ans. The ways of managing child-birth in traditional societies
useful because they make having a baby less frightening for the
pregnant mothers. The traditional behaviors make the pregnant
women forget their worries because they are helped by their
husbands, their relatives and communities.
5. What is the worst impact of Western medicine in traditional
societies?
Ans. The impact of Western medicine on traditional societies is one
of the most sensitive issues. Doctors usually adopt aggressive
procedures and recommend expensive drugs to the patients when
their health and financial status is too poor to withstand them
respectively.
6. What is the immediate impact of poverty in medical field?
Ans. The immediate impact of poverty in medical field is the cultural
dominance of Western technology.
1.Did Language play a major role in the development of mankind?
Ans - Yes, language played a major role in human development.
Bertrand Russell in his essay ‘Ideas that helped mankind’ pointed
that the idea of discovering and writing language elevated man from
a wild creature to its present civilized state.
2. Has civilization taught us to be more friendly towards one
another?
Ans- Yes, civilization has most certainly taught us to be more
friendly towards one another. This can be seen through the
example of British species of Robins who pokes an elderly Robin
to death whereas, on the other hand, English men regard their
old-age men with pension to support their livelihood
3.What was the condition of man in the beginning?
Ans - His condition was miserable. He led nomadic life. He lived in
caves and jungles. He was afraid of wild animals. He did not know
how to prepare his food.
4. What ideas have helped mankind in pre-historic times?
Ans - There are various ideas that have helped mankind in pre-
historic times are invention of fire, taming of animals, invention of
agriculture, art of writing and invention of language.
1.Why does Natalia cry and weep to know that Lomov has come to
propose to her?
Answer ⇒ Natalia cries and weeps because the proposal of
marriage is not discussed and the other matter of disputes about
Ox-meadows takes place. So she repents on her indulging in hot
heated discussion with Lomov which was quite unjustified. She was
quite unaware of the fact that Lomov had come for the marriage
proposal which she later knew.
2. Why does he complain all the time of palpitation and veins
throbbing? Answer ⇒ Lomov is a short tempered person,
resulting in heart’s weakness. During hot-heated discussion
with Natalia his heart starts palpitating and veins throbbing.
3. How is Lomov greeted by Choobookov ?
Answer ⇒ Choobookov is surprised see Lomov in formal clothes. He
think Lomov is going to a party. But he greets him heartly.
4. How does Choobokov react When he come to know that Lomov
want to marry Natalia?
Answer ⇒ Choobokov is truly overjoyed when he know that Lomov
wants to marry his daughter Natalia. He says that he has wished to
happen it for a long time. He embraces and kisses Lomov.
5. Why does Lomov feel nervous before proposing to Natalia?
Answer ⇒ Primarily Lomov is a man of nervous temperament.
Then, he is not sure whether Natalia will accept him. He feels
nervous before proposing to her as if he is going to take the final
examination.
6.Why does Lomov think that his is a critical age ?
Answer ⇒ Lomov is already thirty- five. He is still unmarried. He
think his is a critical age because if he does not get married soon he
will never be able to marry.
1. What does Martin Luther say about the life of Negroes ?
Ans – He says that the life of the Negro is still sadly crippled by the
manacles of segregation and the chains of discriminations. They still
live on a lonely island of poverty.
2. What are the things needed to remove the discontent of the
Negro ?
Ans – Freedom and equality are required to remove their
discontent. They must be provided with equal opportunities for
their development. Their cultural identity must be protected.
3. What are the ‘ trials and tribulations ‘ Martin Luther King Jr. talks
about ?
Ans – Martin Luther King Junior talks about those trials and
tribulations which is faced by the Negroes around the country . When
the Negroes raise their voice against this racial discrimination their
voices are suppressed . They are misbehaved and treated as the last
grade citizens .
4. If America is to be a great nation what must come true ?
Ans – It was all about the rights of negroes who are still suffering from
injustice there . That’s why Martin Luther suggests the nation to give
Negroes the Citizenship rights , they should be given justice , there
must not be isolated from the society , they must be regarded equally
only then the dream must of a great nation would come true
5. What does Martin Luther say about the life of Negroes ? Ans –
Martin Luther King Jr. says that Negíoes aíe still suffering from
segíegation . they are exploited in Americon society . they are
sweltering in the furnace of injustice . they aíe facing the racial
discrimination .
1. How is Indian civilization different from European civilization ?
Ans:- Indian civilization and European civilization are quite
different from each other. The tendency of Indian civilization is to
elevate the moral being. On the other hand, the western
civilization propagates immorality. European civilization is godless
but Indian civilization is based on strong belief in god.
2. Why does Gandhi say that Mind is a restless bird ? What makes
the mind restless ?
Ans:- Mahatma Gandhi was a man of experience. He felt that
mind is a restless bird Because the more it gets the more it wants,
and still remains unsatisfied. Gandhi felt that the more we
indulge in our passions, the more unbridled they become. The
cause of mind being restless is the multiplication of our needs.
3.Why did our ancestors dissuade us from luxuries and pleasures?
Did they do the right thing ?
Ans:- Our ancestors had observed life very closely. They found that
happiness does not depend on wealth. It is because there are many
rich people who are very unhappy. On the other hand there are
several poor men, who are happy. They felt that happiness is a
mental experience. Observing all this, our ancestors dissuaded us
from luxuries and pleasure. I think they were really right in their
approach.
4. How did our ancestors enjoy true ‘Home rule’?
Ans:- Our ancestor enjoyed true home rule because they are not
much attach luxury and pleasure they followed their agriculture
occupation and also used their feet and hand.
5. How did our ancestors view large cities ? Why were they satisfied
with small villages ?
Ans:- Our ancestors felt that large cities were a trap and a useless.
They thought that the people would not lead a happy life in them.
They were of the View that large cities were gangs of robbers and
thieves. In large cities, the poor would be robbed by the rich. Our
ancestors were, therefore , satisfied with small villages.
Answer the following question :-
1. How long did Dr. Hussain born?

Ans:- Dr. Zakir Hussain was born in 1897 and he

passed away in 1969. so he lived for seventy two
years.

2.What is the business of education?

Ans:- The business of education is to minister the

constant renewal of timeless, absolute value which
is actually the growth of national character and
2.Why does Dr. Zakir Hussain call Indian, “This
young state of an ancient people’ ?

Ans:- Actually India is an ancient country. It has the oldest

culture and civilization but it remained slave for a long time. It was
liberated 1947. so, the writer says that India is a young state of an
ancient people.
3. What does Zakir Hussain mean
by ‘ the past is not dead and static ‘ ? (Imp)
Ans- During speech Dr. Zakir Hussain say that past is
not dead and static it is alive and dynamic. By these
words he wants to show the importance of past . It
means we had a glorious past and rich tradition of
our ancestors . And we should not forget those
values and to keep our journey continue along with
those lines
4. What Oath did Dr. Zakir Hussain take ?

Ans- He pledges that he will always be loyal

towards his people . He will protect India’s rich
culture and its constitution
. He takes oath that he will work without any
distinction of caste , , colour , creed , religion
and language etc.
5. Why is Zakir Hussain overwhelmed ?(imp)

Ans- The President is the constitutional head of

our country India . So after being elected on
this designation Dr Zakir Hussain is
overwhelmed . He also thanks Indian for
electing him to this highest rank. He is emotional
here .
6. What is Dr. Zakir Hussain’s
Concept of education ?
Ans- According to Doctor Zakir Hussain ,
education is the prime instrument for National
purpose . He also admits that he has been
elected to the highest office just because of
his long association with education .
1. The Under-Secretary always obeyed Nanukaka, although he
was never willing to do so, Why?
Ans ⇒ The under-secretary always obeyed Nanukaka because
Nanukaka was his guest and his mother’s brother although he
was not willing to do so.
2. Who was coming to visit the Narrator’s (Manohar Malgaonkar’s)
family?
Ans ⇒ Nanukaka was coming to visit the narrator’s family.
3. “This tie-and-collar business is no good thesedays”. What did
Nanukaka mean to say?
Ans ⇒ In these lines Nanukaka had narrated the importance of our
traditional dress, such as close collar, Jodhpur coat and turban,
while meeting a minister or other VIPs. The western dress like “Tie
and Collar” was not fit for the purpose, according to him.
4. How long. was Nanukaka to stay with the narrator’s family?
Ans ⇒ Nanukaka was to stay for two or three days with the
narrator’s family.
5. How did Nanukaka impress Sohanlal Ratiram?
Ans ⇒ Nanukaka started describing about his VIP status in a very loud
voice so that Sohanlal could hear. He firstly talked about foreign tours
and his contacts with politicians and ministers. Then he came to talk
about Hazrat Barkat Ali, the ambassador in such a tone as if they were
best friends and this impressed Sohanlal the most.
6. What new role did Nanukaka give the Under-Secretary
to play?
Ans ⇒ The new role Nanukaka gave the
Under-Secretary to play was that of a liveried chauffeur.
7. What important information id he collect at Ratiram’s place?
Ans ⇒ The important information Nanukaka collected at Ratiram’s
place was that after refusing the proposal of marriage of his
daughter to Sohanlal’s son, the welfare minister had decided to
marry his daughter to the prince of Ninnore. Another information
received was that Ratiram will not give tickets to minister next time.
8. Nanukaka made a big promise to Sohanlal Ratiram. Did he ever
fulfil his promise?
Ans ⇒ No, he didn’t because he is telling lie.
9.Nanukaka tells lot of lies . Why does he do so ? Does he succeed
in his goal ?
Ans ⇒ Absolutely , Nanukaka tells a lot of lies . It has a íeason
behind . Actually , he wants to meet the ministeís . He is always
in seaích of a chance to meet the minister.
In addition to it he uses all his woíds and wits . Even that , he
also dodges about his íelations to supeíioí ministeís and
officeís . Absolutely yes , he suíely gets successful meeting
with Sohanlal and on the otheí hand the welfaíe ministeí
himself comes to meet Nanukaka .
10.What impression does Nanukaka make on you ? Do you
like him ?
Ans ⇒ Somewhere I’m impressed with him and
somewhere I’m not . I am convinced of his ability to
handle all the critical situations but I disagree him when
he dodges , he deceives and he flatters someone. I don’t
like him at all .