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What did the child gather in his hands as he entered the grove?
The child's parents didn't allow him to buy the burfi because they thought it was expensive.
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The child's parents sat on the edge of a _______ in the shade of a grove.
well
What was the child's favorite sweet?
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Match the following vendors with the items they were selling:
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The child's parents bought him the garland of gulmohur.
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What did the child do after asking for the burfi?
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The vendor at the corner of the entrance was selling many colored sweets, decorated with leaves of _______ and _______.
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What is the main theme of the festival described in the passage?
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The child's parents are described as being very supportive of his desires.
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What is the child's father described as in the passage?
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The flowering mustard-field is described as being pale like melting __________________.
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Why does the child refuse to take the sweets and toys when someone else offers them to him?
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The child is described as being unhappy and sulky throughout the passage.
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Match the following descriptions with the correct character in the passage:
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What is the child fascinated by as he walks with his parents?
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Study Notes
The Festival of Spring
- A festival is taking place, and people are emerging from narrow lanes and alleys, dressed in bright clothes.
- People are walking, riding horses, or being carried in bamboo and bullock carts.
- A little boy is running between his father's legs, full of life and laughter.
The Lost Child
- The story is about a child who goes to a fair with his parents.
- The child is excited to see the sweets and toys on display, but his parents refuse to buy them for him.
- The child pleads with his parents to buy him a toy, but they refuse.
- The child's mother tries to distract him by showing him a flowering mustard field.
The Child's Adventures
- The child is fascinated by dragonflies and tries to catch them.
- The child's mother calls him to come back to the footpath, but he gets distracted by insects and worms.
- The child's parents call him to come to the shade of a grove, where they are seated near a well.
- The child gathers falling flowers in his hands but gets distracted by the cooing of doves.
The Child's Encounter with the Fair
- The child sees many footpaths converging to the fair and feels both repelled and fascinated.
- The child sees a sweetmeat seller and is attracted to the burfi, but knows his parents will refuse to buy it.
- The child also sees a flower-seller and is drawn to the garland of gulmohur, but knows his parents will refuse to buy it.
- The child is captivated by a man holding balloons of different colors.
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Description
Two short stories about a festive scene and a child's experience at a fair.
