Lost Spring | Class XII | AVN, UPPARWAHI

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1. Each Question carries 1 mark.
2. You are allowed to attempt the MCQ test ONLY ONCE.
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Q1. What is the theme of 'Lost Spring'?

1 point

Child Labour

Poverty

Vicious circle in society

All the Above

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Q2. What's the meaning of Saheb-e-Alam?

1 point

Lord of the city

God

Lord of the Universe

Lord of Flowers

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Q3. Who wanted to become a motor mechanic?

1 point

Saheb

Mukesh

Salim

None of the Above

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Q4. Garbage to Saheb and other rag pickers means ?

1 point

Gold

Silver

Asset

Bronze

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Q5. Lost Spring is an account of

1 point

Biography

Autobiography

Fact

Fact and Fiction.

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Q6. Bangle Makers are caught in the web of

1 point

Political leaders, Government and Society

Money lenders, Middlemen, Police and Tradition

NGOs

None of the Above.

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Q7. Firozabad is famous for?

1 point

Bangles

Gold

Jute

Plastic

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Q8. The side effect of working in Bangle Industry___

1 point

Poor Health

Possibility of blindness

Poor Nutrition

Rickety

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Q9. Lost Spring is a sad commentary on _____

1 point

Global Warming

Human Trafficking

Life of Abject Poverty

All the Above.

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Q10. Saheb's family resides at _____ in Delhi.

1 point

Sitapuri

Seemapuri

Firozabad

None of the Above

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Q11. To which country does Saheb belong to ?

1 point

India

Pakistan

Bangladesh

Indonesia

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Q12. Ragpicking for the children means ______

1 point

Entertainment

Survival

Games

None of the Above

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Q13. Where did Saheb work?

1 point

Restaurant

Grocery shop

Tea stall

Shopping Mall

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Q14. Saheb's family has lived in Delhi for more than ___

1 point

20 years

30 years

40 years

None of the Above

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Q15. The probable reason for the children remaining barefoot is _____

1 point

A tradition to remain barefoot.

Perpetual state of poverty

Lack of Money

Physical Disability

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Q16. What does the writer try to depict in the lesson?

1 point

Lost Spring Season

Lost Freedom

Lost Childhood

Lost Property

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Q17. Mukesh's dream looms like _______ amidst the dust of streets that fills his town Firozabad.

1 point

Mirage

Mirror

Fantasy

Ecstasy

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Q18. What do the parents want their kids to bring from garbage dumps?

1 point

Left over food.

beverage bottles.

Silver coins

None of the above

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Q19. Who said, 'It is Karam, his Destiny' which has made her husband go blind while polishing glass bangles?

1 point

Mukesh's sister-in-law

Mukesh's mother

Mukesh's Grandmother

Mukesh's sister.

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Q 20. What two distinct worlds does the author see in the lives of the bangle makers?

1 point

Poor Family -Sahukars, policemen, bureaucrats, middlemen etc.

Sahukars-Policemen

Middlemen-Poor people

All the Above.

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