1. Why did the grandmother feel it was completely correct to reverse the traditional custom of respecting elders?

2. What profession did the narrator eventually grow up to pursue later in life?

3. Who is the poet of the poem Bharat Our Land?

4. Which mountain is described in the first stanza as "mighty" and having "no equal anywhere on earth"?

5. What adjective does the poet use to describe the river Ganga?

6. Which ancient Indian scriptures are praised by the poet as having no match?

7. What metaphorical description does the poet give to India in the first stanza?

8. According to the poem, what kind of people have lived here and sanctified this land?

9. What has taken root in India, according to the final stanza of the poem?

10. Which spiritual leader is explicitly mentioned in the poem as having preached his dhamma here?