Munshi Premchand's Short Story: Big Brother
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Questions and Answers

Who was older, the narrator or big brother?

  • Big brother (correct)
  • The narrator
  • Not mentioned
  • They were of the same age
  • The narrator was studious and enjoyed reading books.

    False

    Big brother's words were sharper than a __.

    knife

    What activity did the narrator find more attractive than studying?

    <p>playing in the playground</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What grade is the narrator in?

    <p>8th grade</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did big brother hold the narrator's hand?

    <p>To scold the narrator for his behavior</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The narrator's mother never attended school.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The headmaster is qualified with a Master of Arts degree from ________.

    <p>Oxford</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Family and Relationships

    • The narrator has an elder brother, Big Brother (Bade Bhaisahab), who is 5 years older than him
    • Big Brother has a birthright to keep an eye on the narrator's doings, and the narrator considers him a guardian
    • The narrator respects Big Brother's teachings and advice, even if he doesn't always follow them

    Education and Learning

    • Big Brother is a perfectionist and wants to build a strong foundation in education
    • He takes 2-3 years to complete the work of one year to ensure his basics are strong
    • The narrator is not as diligent in his studies and often gets scolded by Big Brother for not taking education seriously
    • Big Brother emphasizes the importance of understanding and remembering concepts, rather than just passing exams

    Personal Growth and Development

    • The narrator learns from his mistakes and failures, and tries to improve himself
    • Big Brother's scoldings and advice have a impact on the narrator, making him realize his mistakes and weaknesses
    • The narrator comes to appreciate Big Brother's guidance and acknowledges his authority and experience

    Life Lessons and Values

    • Big Brother teaches the narrator about the importance of hard work, discipline, and responsibility
    • He emphasizes the value of experience and practical knowledge over mere book knowledge
    • The narrator learns that age and experience bring wisdom, and that he should respect and learn from those who are older and wiser

    Relationships and Respect

    • The narrator develops a sense of respect and gratitude towards Big Brother as he grows older
    • Big Brother's actions are motivated by a desire to protect and guide the narrator, rather than to exert authority over him
    • The narrator comes to appreciate Big Brother's role in his life and acknowledges the sacrifices he makes for him

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    This quiz is based on Munshi Premchand's translated story 'Big Brother' (Bade Bhaisahab). It explores the relationship between the narrator and his elder brother, focusing on their educational journey.

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