SSC English in CCE: My Childhood Possible Comprehension Questions | Unit-6-A

SSC English in CCE: My Childhood Possible Comprehension Questions

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1. What were the disadvantages faced by Kalam in his childhood?

2. "_____that forced Samsuddin to look for a helping hand." What does 'that' refer to?

3. " I filled the slot." What does the sentence mean?

4. If one wants to bring a change in the social system , what qualities should one possess?

5. Events from the Ramayana and from the life of the Prophet were the bedtime stories my

mother and grandmother would tell the children in our family.

Choose the most appropriate meaning for the underlined phrase from the options

given below.

a) stories told by the bed side b) stories told on the bed c) stories told

before going to sleep

6. " Your children are not your children …." What does it mean ? Do you agree or disagree

with the statement? Give reasons.

My Childhood Possible Comprehension Questions

My Childhood Possible Comprehension Questions | Unit-6-A

7. As children, none of us ever felt any difference amongst ourselves because of our

religious differences and upbringing.

Choose the most appropriate meaning for the underlined word from the options

given below.

a) education b) cared and trained c) food and shelter

8. Read the text and attribute the characteristics given in the box to the following women .

conservative , sociable, kind , secular, generous, simple, tolerant, adamant, orthodox

a) Subramania Iyer’s wife b) Ashiamma

9. Identify the features of the text " My childhood".

a) What type of text is it? b) Reflections on the text c) Anecdotes in the text

10.What was the influence of father and mother on Kalam’s life?

11.How was the young teacher reformed by Lakshmana Sastry in following the principle of secularism?

12.The small society of Rameswaram was very rigid in terms of the segregation of different social groups. What does this statement mean?

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