1. The narrator asks Saheb to go to school. What is the intension of the narrator here? a) Narrator wants Saheb to enjoy in the school. b) Narrator wants Saheb to go for rag picking and school as well. c) Narrator wants Saheb to go to school instead of rag picking. d) Narrator seriously encourages him to go to school.2. It takes longer to build a school‖ says the narrator to Saheb. What does the narrator really mean here? a) There is a possibility to build a school. b) It takes very long time to build a school. c) There is a way to build a school. d) There is no intention to build a school.3. After months of knowing him, I ask him his name. ―Saheb-e-Alam,‖ he announces. He does not know what it means. If he knew its meaning — lord of the universe — Saheb would have a hard time believing it‖ because ……. ………… a) He was too poor to bear such a big name. b) He was not suitable to bear such a big name. c) His name was opposite to his life. d) His life was quite suitable to his name.4. I like the game‖, he hums, ―content to watch it standing behind the fence‖. The above sentence refers that Saheb …… a) Is not satisfied with watching the game standing by the fence of club. b) Is satisfied with watching the game standing by the fence of the club. c) Wants to watch the game standing inside the fence of the club. d) Is not allowed to watch the game even from the fence of the club.5. His dream looms like a mirage amidst the dust of streets that fill his town Firozabad, famous for its bangles‖. For Anees Jung, the dream of Mukesh appears as it is far away from reality. As per the circumstances, she thinks Mukesh would ………….. a) Gradually be adjusted with the demands of his family. b) Gradually be satisfied with his family profession. c) Gradually be influenced by the societal pressures. d) All the above.6. It is his karam, his destiny,‖ says Mukesh‘s grandmother, who has watched her own husband go blind with the dust from polishing the glass of bangles. Which one of the following statements appropriately suits to the mind-set or lookout of Mukesh‘s grandmother. a) She doesn‘t like her family members in the business of bangle making. b) She wants her grandson, Mukesh to find his own destiny. c) She thinks that her husband has gone blind due to his fate. d) She doesn‘t believe in karam and destiny which play a major role in the lives of bangle makers.7. I want to be a motor mechanic,‖ Mukesh repeats. Which one of the following best speaks about his repetition. a) He is thinking to become a motor mechanic if everything is comfortable for him. b) He wants to be a motor mechanic if his parents permit him. c) He is strong in his decision of becoming a motor mechanic. d) He wants to become a motor mechanic to impress the author.8. The author asks, Do you know anything about car driving? Mukesh answers, I will learn to drive a car.‖ Choose the best efforts from the following which can help Mukesh materialise his dream of becoming a car driver. a) His dedication and readiness to learn about car driving from the garage. b) His mental state of uncertainty and lack of conviction to dream of cars.c) His determination to walk to the garage which is a long way from his home. d) All the above except (b)