LONG ANSWER QUESTION 1. Sophie has no touch with feet are, however, firmly planted on the reality; Janise’s ground. . Value Points: Both school going girls and intimate friends both belong to lower middle class family – but different from each other. Different approach to life - one a romantic, habitual – dreamer and an escapist. Sophie dreams of things beyond her reach Jansie has a – practical approach to life - discourages her wild dreams gossipy. friend’s – QUESTIONS FOR PRACTICE SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS 1. dreams and disappointments are all in her mind this statement. “Sophie’s “.justify 2. Do you think tht Sophie met Danny Casey?Give reasons. 3. What was reaction when Geoff told him about Sophie meeting Sophie’s father’s Casey? 4. When did Sophie actually see Danny Casey? 5. Why was Sophie jealous of silence? Geoff’s 6. 6. What is the adolescent issues discussed in the lesson ‘Going places’? LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS 1. Why did Sophie like her brother Geoff more than any other person? What did he symbolize for her? 2. Give a brief character sketch of What kind of a relationship did they Sophie’s father. share? 3. The story draws a beautiful contrast between and “Going Places” ‘fact’ ‘fiction’. Comment. 4. Do you think that Sophie is a representative of unguided adolescent? Discuss. 5. Value Based Question: Answer the following in about 100 words. Sophie ,in the story, Places’ is a victim of adolescent fantasizing and hero ‘Going worship and does not have any touch realistic and practical outlook. But her friend Jansie is very opposite to her and tries hard to bring her to the reality. One of your friends studying in the city is also such a victim of adolescent fantasizing and hero worship. Write a letter to her making her realise the wrong path she is treading and guiding her through the right way, being true friend..
LONG ANSWER QUESTION 1. Sophie has no touch with reality; Janise’s feet are, however, firmly planted on the ground. . Value Points: Both school going girls and intimate friends – both belong to lower middle class family – but different from each other. Different approach to life - one a romantic, habitual dreamer and an escapist. Sophie dreams of things beyond her reach – Jansie has a practical approach to life - discourages her friend’s wild dreams – gossipy. QUESTIONS FOR PRACTICE SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS 1. “Sophie’s dreams and disappointments are all in her mind “.justify this statement. 2. Do you think tht Sophie met Danny Casey?Give reasons. 3. What was Sophie’s father’s reaction when Geoff told him about Sophie meeting Casey? 4. When did Sophie actually see Danny Casey? 5. Why was Sophie jealous of Geoff’s silence? 6. 6. What is the adolescent issues discussed in the lesson ‘Going places’? LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS 1. Why did Sophie like her brother Geoff more than any other person? What did he symbolize for her? 2. Give a brief character sketch of Sophie’s father. What kind of a relationship did they share? 3. The story “Going Places” draws a beautiful contrast between ‘fact’ and ‘fiction’. Comment. 4. Do you think that Sophie is a representative of unguided adolescent? Discuss. 5. Value Based Question: Answer the following in about 100 words. Sophie ,in the story, ‘Going Places’ is a victim of adolescent fantasizing and hero worship and does not have any touch realistic and practical outlook. But her friend Jansie is very opposite to her and tries hard to bring her to the reality. One of your friends studying in the city is also such a victim of adolescent fantasizing and hero worship. Write a letter to her making her realise the wrong path she is treading and guiding her through the right way, being true friend..
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