FLAMINGO: The Lost Spring

The meaning of Sahib-e-Alam means

• God of the kingdom

• Officer Incharge

• Lord of the universe

• All the above

'Glibly' means

• Seriously

• Mockingly

• Casually

• Gingerly

Sahib belongs to

• Bangladesh

• Calcutta

• Pakistan

• Nepal

When the narrator asks Sahib why he doesn't wear slippers, he mentions

• his mother didn't take them off the shelf.

• Tradition to stay without slippers

• he is not habitual of wearing

• All the above.

'Seemapuri , a place in the periphery of Delhi,yet miles away of it ' this sentence is stated by the author

• Literally

• Symbollically

• Mockingly

• None of the above

Sahib came to Delhi in the year

• 1972

• 1982

• 1992

• 1971

For Sahib, food is more important than

• Home

• Identity

• Clothes

• All the above

Children become partners in survival means

• They also start earning at very young age.

• They receive education and earn big money.

• They choose to right to earn legally

• All the above

Sahib told the narrator, he didn't look happy as he had started working at a tea stall because

• he got over busy

• He got only 800 rupees

• He had lost his freedom

• All the above

Name the author of the lesson

• Aneesh Jung

• Anees patel

• Anshu jung

• Anees Jung