Lost

The name of the writer of the lesson, 'Lost Spring' is_______________.

What does the statement made by the group of women convey about the hardships of the various migrants across countries and states in the prose Lost Spring?

• Their sacrifice of identity

• Their sacrifice of power and authority

• Their forced migration

• Their exile from their own lands

Why did the children walk barefoot on the streets in the prose Lost Spring?

• Because they did not have the means to buy shoes

• Because they did not like to wear shoes

• Because they use to lose them

• Because they did not have any shop near their place to buy shoes

Where did Saheb belong from in the prose titled Lost Spring?

• Dhaka

• Kolkata

• Rourkela

• Hyderabad

According to the narrator of Lost Spring, what did Saheb's full name represent?

• Lord of the universe

• King of the Universe

• Lord of the world

• Lord of the kingdom

In the prose Lost Spring, why did the narrator say that Seemapuri was in the periphery of Delhi yet metaphorically, was miles away from it?

• Seemapuri at Delhi's outskirts didn't resemble the appearance of the urban capital

• Because Seemapuri was situated at a great distance from Delhi

• Because Seemapuri and Delhi were located in two different states

• Because Seemapuri was an island located at a distance from Delhi

How many ragpickers did the narrator say lived in Seemapuri according to the prose Lost Spring?

• 20,000

• 10,000

• 15,000

• 25,000

According to Mukesh's grandmother, what is his father's destiny or Karam in the prose Lost Spring?

• The profession of making bangles

• The profession of being a doctor

• The profession of being a social helper

• The profession of making glass furnitures

What is the central theme of the prose 'Lost Spring'?

• Child labor and poverty

• Environmental conservation

• Technological advancement

• Cultural heritage

Who is the author of 'Lost Spring'?

• Anees Jung

• Ruskin Bond

• Arundhati Roy

• R.K. Narayan