A Hero important extract questions PART 2. Notes of the lesson A Hero for class 10. 10th standard English notes. SSLC notes.
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A Hero important Extract Questions PART 2
1. “Boy, are you already feeling sleepy?”
a) Who asked this question?
Answer: Swami’s granny
b) Who is the ‘boy’ referred here?
Answer: Swami
c) What the speaker want to do?
Answer: The speaker wished to tell story.
2. “Don’t you want to hear a story?”
a) Who is the speaker:
Answer: Swami’s granny
b) Who is ‘you’ here?
Answer: Swami
c) Why did he not want to listen a story?
Answer: He want to sleep before his father’s arrival.
3. “Why do you take him to the office room?”
a) Who is the speaker?
Answer: Swami’s mother
b) Who is ‘you’ referred here?
Answer: Swami’s father
c) Why he was taking him to the office room?
Answer: To sleep alone and to prove his courage.
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4. “Let me sleep in the hall.”
a) Who said this?
Answer: Swami
b) Whom did the speaker request like so?
Answer: His father
c) Why did the speaker ask so?
Answer: He wanted to escape from sleeping alone in the office room.
5. “Your office room is very dusty.”
a) Who did complain like this?
Answer: Swami
b) Is really office room very dusty?
Answer: No, it is not really dusty.
c) Why did the speaker complain like this?
Answer: He wanted to escape from sleeping alone in the office room.
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6. “There may be scorpions behind your law books.”
a) Who is the speaker?
Answer: Swami
b) Who is ‘your’ referred here?
Answer: Swami’s father
c) Why did the speaker complain so?
Answer: It is a trick to escape from sleeping alone in the office room.
7. “There are no scorpions, little fellow.”
a) Who is little fellow referred here?
Answer: Swami
b) Who said this?
Answer: Swami’s father
c) Why did he say so?
Answer: He knew that it is trick of Swami to escape from sleeping alone.
8. “I will make you the laughing stock of your school.”
a) Who said this?
Answer: Swami’s father
b) Who is ‘you’ here?
Answer: Swami
c) Why did the speaker warned so?
Answer: He knew that Swami will sleep beside his granny in the middle of the night.