summary of the little girl class 9
summary of the little girl class 9
Extract Based Questions (3 marks, each) .
Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow:Q.1. To the little girl he was a figure to be feared and avoided. Every morning before going to work he came into her room and gave her a casual kiss, to which she responded with 'Good Bye Father'. And oh, there Was a glad sense of relief when she heard the noise of the carriage growing fainter and fainter down the long road! ,
(i)What was the daily routine of the father ?
(ii)'When did the daughter feel relief ?
(iii)Trace a word from the passage which means “answered". (Board Term 1,2012, ELI-015)
Ans. (i) The daily routine of Kezia's father was to visit her daughter's room, meet her and give her a kiss before leaving for work.
(ii)The daughter felt relief when the carriage went away from the house.
(iii)Responded.
Q. 2. But the same old nightmare came the butcher with a knife and a rope who came nearer and nearer, with that dreadful smile, while she could not move, only stand still, crying out "Grandma!". She woke shivering to see father beside her bed, a candle in his hand. "What is the matter ?" he said.
(i)Why did she get the nightmare ?
(ii)Where was the butcher ?
(iii)Find a word from the passage that means "shake in fear and cold".
(Board Tenn 1,2012, ELI-018)
Ans. (i) She got the nightmare as she was alone with her father at home and her mother and granny were in the hospital.
(ii)The butcher was in her dream.
(iii)Shivering.
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