Gujarat BoardĀ GSEB Solutions Class 10 English Second Language Supplementary Chapter 21 Home Coming Textbook Exercise Questions and Answers.
GSEB Class 10 English Textbook Solutions Supplementary Chapter 21 Home Coming (Second Language)
GSEB Class 10 English Home Coming Text Book Questions and Answers
Read the passage and answer the questions.
(1) Phatik Chakravarti was the ringleader among the boys of his village. One day he planned for a new mischief. There was a heavy log lying on the bank of the river. Phatikās plan was to roll it away with the help of his friends. The owner of the log would be angry but they would all enjoy the fun. Everyone liked the idea.
But Phatikās younger brother, Makhan, sat down on the log. Phatik was very angry. āMakhanā, he cried, āget up just now. If you donāt, Iāll thrash you!ā Makhan didnāt care. So, Phatikās friends pushed the log and Makhan fell down. The other boys began to laugh but Phatik was a little frightened. Makhan got up, attacked Phatik, beat him, kicked him and then went home crying. [Page 94]
Questions :
(1) What was Phatik ?
(2) What mischief did he plan ?
(3) Why did all the boys like Phatikās idea ?
(4) What did Makhan do ?
(5) What did Phatik tell Makhan?
(6) Who was Makhan ?
(7) What did Phatikās friends do ?
(8) What happened when Makhan fell down ?
(9) What did Makhan do to Phatik ?
Answers :
(1) hatik was the ringleader of the boys of the villages.
(2) He planned to roll a heavy log into the river with the help of his friends.
(3) All the boys liked Phatikās idea because they knew that the owner would be angry, but they would all enjoy the fun.
(4) Makhan sat down on the log.
(5) Phatik told Makhan to get up or else he would thrash him.
(6) Makhan was Phatikās younger brother.
(7) Phatikās friends pushed the log and Makhan fell down.
(8) When Makhan fell down, all the boys began to laugh, but Phatik was frightened.
(9) Makhan attacked Phatik, beat him and kicked him.
(2) Phatik wiped his face. He sat down on the log and began to nibble a piece of grass. A boat stopped on the bank and a middle-aged man came to the boy. He asked the boy where the Chakravartis lived. āGo and find out,ā said Phatik and continued nibbling. Then a servant came to call Phatik at home. His mother blamed him for beating Makhan.
Phatik refused. But Makhan complained again and again. Phatik couldnāt bear this injustice and beat him for telling lies. Then Phatik cried. But the mother took Makhanās side. She pulled Phatik away and beat him. At this moment that middle-aged man arrived and asked what had happened. Phatik was ashamed. [Page 94]
Questions :
(1) What did a nervous Phatik do ?
(2) What did the man ask Phatik ?
(3) What did Phatik tell the man ?
(4) Why did mother blame Phatik ?
(5) Why did Phatik beat Makhan ?
(6) What did mother do ?
(7) Why was Phatik ashamed ?
Answers :
(1) A nervous Phatik sat on the log and began to nibble a piece of grass.
(2) The man asked Phatik where the Chakravartis lived ?
(3) Phatik told the man to go and find out himself.
(4) Mother blamed Phatik for beating Makhan.
(5) Phatik beat Makhan for telling lies.
(6) Mother took Makhanās side and beat Phatik.
(7) Phatik was ashamed because the man came there when his mother was beating him.
(3) Mother was surprised looking at the stranger. He was Bishamber, Phatikās maternal uncle. She welcomed him and touched his feet. Bishamber came to see his sister after many years. The brother asked about the studies of the two boys. The sister said that Phatik was a nuisance for her. He was disobedient and wild.
But Makhan was very good and gentle and very fond of reading. Bishamber kindly offered to take Phatik to Kolkata and educate him there with his own children. The widowed mother agreed readily. Phatik agreed to go to Kolkata joyfully. He was very eager for that. At night he lay awake most of the time. As a parting gift he gave Makhan his fishing-rod, his big kite and his marbles. [Pages 94 – 95]
Questions:
(1) Why was mother surprised to see the stranger ?
(2) What did mother say bout Phatik ?
(3) What did mother say about Makhan ?
(4) What did Bishamber offer ?
(5) What was Phatikās reaction ?
(6) What did Phatik give Makhan as a parting- gift?
Answers:
(1) Mother was surprised to see the stranger because he was her brother who had come to see her after many years.
(2) Mother said that Phatik was a nuisance for her as he was disobedient and wild.
(3) Mother said that Makhan was very good and gentle and he was fond of reading.
(4) Bishamber offered to take Phatik to Kolkata and educate him there with his own children.
(5) Phatik was happy and eager to go to Kolkata with his uncle.
(6) As a parting-gift, Phatik gave Makhan his fishing-rod, his big kite and his marbles.
(4) Phatik reached Kolkata with his uncle. He met his aunt for the first time. She was not happy seeing Phatik. Her own three boys were difficult to manage. Phatik soon realized that he was an unwelcome guest at his auntās house. His cousins mocked at him and his aunt always found fault with him. Even in his new school, Phatik was the most backward boy.
He stared and remained silent when the teacher asked him a question. He was caned almost daily. While the other boys were playing in the evening, he would think of his village home. He would stand sadly by the window, and gaze at the roofs of distant houses. His heart asked to go back to his villages, [Page 95]
Questions:
(1) Why was Phatikās aunt not happy to see him ?
(2) What did Phatik realize ?
(3) How did his aunt and cousins treat him ?
(4) Why was Phatik the most backward boy in school ?
(5) What would Phatik do when the boys were playing ?
(6) How was Phatik punished in school ?
Answers :
(1) Phatikās aunt was not happy to see him because she could not manage her own three boys.
(2) Phatik realized that he was an unwelcome guest at his auntās house.
(3) His cousins mocked at him and his aunt always found fault with him.
(4) Phatik was the most backward boy in school because whenever the teacher asked him a question, he stared and remain silent.
(5) When the boys were playing, Phatik would stand sadly by the window and think of his village home.
(6) Phatik was caned daily in school.
(5) That day, on his way back from school,Phatik had a bad headache. At night he had a shivering fit. He felt that he was going to have fever. The next morning Phatik was nowhere to be seen. It rained all night. Those who looked for the boy were wet. At last Bishamber informed 7 the police. At nightfall a police van stopped at the door of the house.
It was still raining and the streets were flooded. Two constables carried Phatik out in their arms and placed him before Bishamber. He was all wet covered with mud. He had fever and his limbs were trembling. Bishamber took him inside the house. His wife exclaimed: āWhat a heap of trouble this boy has given us! Better send him home! Phatik heard her words and sobbed aloud: āUncle, I was just going home; but they dragged me back again.ā [Pages 95-96]
Questions :
(1) What happened to Phatik on his way back from school ?
(2) What happened to him at night ?
(3) Why did Bishamber inform the police ?
(4) In what condition did the policemen bring Phatik home ?
(5) What did Bishamberās wife say ?
(6) What did Phatik tell Bishamber ?
Answers :
(1) On his way back from school, Phatik had a bad headache.
(2) At night he had a shivering fit and he felt that he was going to have fever.
(3) Bishamber informed the police because Phatik was missing.
(4) When the policemen brought Phatik home, he was all wet, covered with mud, he had fever and his limbs were trembling.
(5) Bishamberās wife said that Phatik had given them a lot of trouble and that he should be sent back home.
(6) Phatik told Bishamber that he was going home; but the policemen dragged him back home.
(6) Bishamber wiped the tears from his eyes. He took Phatikās thin burning hands in his own. He sat by his side whole night. āMother! Donāt beat me like that,ā the boy kept muttering. āMother! I am telling the truth.ā The next day for a short time Phatik became unconscious. His eyes wandered round the room to search somebody.
Bishamber read the boyās thoughts. He bent down his head and whispered. āPhatik, I have sent for your mother.ā Late in the evening, Phatikās mother rushed into the room. She flung herself in Phatikās bed and cried, āPhatik, my darling, my darling!ā Phatikās hands stopped beating up and down. Very slowly his eyes opened. He could no longer see the people round his bed. At last he murmured: āMother, the holidays have come.ā [Page 96]
Questions :
(1) How did Bishamber take care of Phatik ?
(2) What was Phatik muttering ?
(3) Whom was Phatik looking for ?
(4) What did Bishamber tell Phatik ?
(5) āMother, the holidays have come.ā What did Phatik want to tell his mother ?
Answers:
(1) Bishamber took Phatikās thin burning hands in his own and sat by his side whole night.
(2) Phatik was muttering : Mother! Donāt beat me like that. Mother! I am telling the truth.
(3) Phatik was looking for his mother.
(4) Bishamber told Phatik that he had sent for his mother.
(5) Phatik wanted to tell his mother that he was dying.
Vocabulary Recognition
Select the word having the nearest meaning
Question 1.
thrash
A. fling
B. throw
C. tap
D. beat
Answer:
D. beat
Question 2.
nibble
A. pick
B. chew
C. gulp
D. drink
Answer:
B. chew
Question 3.
blame
A. accuse
B. guilt
C. excuse
D. arrest
Answer:
A. accuse
Question 4.
refuse
A. say something
B. say nothing
C. say yes
D. say no
Answer:
D. say no
Question 5.
bear
A. tolerate
B. load
C. risk
D. endanger
Answer:
A. tolerate
Question 6.
disobedient
A. well- behaved
B. badly behaved
C. faithful
D. true
Answer:
B. badly behaved
Question 7.
boldly
A. greatly
B. fairly
C. bravely
D. nicely
Answer:
C. bravely
Question 8.
cruelly
A. haishly
B. gently
C. kindly
D. unkindly
Answer:
D. unkindly
Question 9.
sob
A. cry
B. laugh
C. whisper
D. utter
Answer:
A. cry
Question 10.
mutter
A. shout
B. scream
C. speak softly
D. speak loudly
Answer:
C. speak softly
Question 11.
fling
A. raise
B. fly
C. catch
D. throw
Answer:
D. throw
Home Coming Summary in Gujarati
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