Read the sentences and answer the questions. 1. How was Kali like and unlike many boys? 2. How did Sarah Chanda feel when she saw Kali perform? 3. What did Sarah tell Kali? 4. How... Read the sentences and answer the questions. 1. How was Kali like and unlike many boys? 2. How did Sarah Chanda feel when she saw Kali perform? 3. What did Sarah tell Kali? 4. How did Kali speak to his classmates when language was a problem?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about a character named Kali and his experiences with dancing and how others perceived him. It requires responses to comprehension questions related to the text provided.
Answer
1. Kali liked sports but passionately danced. 2. Sarah felt impressed. 3. Encouraged to dance. 4. Used gestures in language barriers.
- Kali was like many boys in his enjoyment of sports and games but unlike them with his passion for dance.
- Sarah Chanda felt impressed and supportive when she saw Kali perform.
- Sarah encouraged Kali to pursue his passion for dance.
- Kali used gestures and expressions to communicate when language was a barrier.
Answer for screen readers
- Kali was like many boys in his enjoyment of sports and games but unlike them with his passion for dance.
- Sarah Chanda felt impressed and supportive when she saw Kali perform.
- Sarah encouraged Kali to pursue his passion for dance.
- Kali used gestures and expressions to communicate when language was a barrier.
More Information
Kali was unique because his passion for dance was uncommon among boys in his community, showing his individuality and breaking gender norms.
Tips
A common mistake is overlooking the context of culture and community norms in interpreting Kali's differences.
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