1. Who speaks to Jahnavi by the river, using a sleepy, murmuring voice?
2. Who first encouraged Jahnavi to try going to school?
3. Jahnavi’s teacher decided to speak with her father so she could attend classes. Which reason best explains why this action matters for gender equality in education?
4. In the story’s ending, what future goal does Jahnavi set for herself after gaining permission to attend school?
5. Jahnavi claims, “I did it! I was scared, but I did it!” Which statement best explains why this moment resolves the plot?
6. Which word is a loanword from an Indian language and names a traditional boat made of ‘tied wood’?
7. Choose the sentence where the bold word functions as an adverb, not a preposition.
8. Which sentence best shows polite language when asking for advice in a school problem?
9. A good descriptive paragraph about nature should include details about colours, shapes, textures, and movements. Which planning step will most improve the paragraph before writing?
10. In the poem Try Again, what lesson does King Bruce learn after watching the spider repeatedly rebuild its web?