Lost Spring Class 12 MCQ Question Answers

A) James Bond
B) Arundhati Roy
C) Sudha Murthy
D) Anees Jung

A) Lost Spring – Stories of Stolen Childhood
B) Unveiling India
C) Breaking the Silence
D) The Song of India

A)Rich people
B) Garbage
C) Poor children and their exploitation
D) Her works

A) Pitiable Poor children and their lost childhood
B) Garbage
C) Saheb and Mukesh
D) Spring Season

A) Greed
B) Extreme Poverty
C) Peers
D) Parents

A) Means of entertainment
B) Means of joy
C) Means of sorrow
D) Means of survival

A) Means of entertainment
B) Means of timepass
C) Means of playing
D) A wonder

A) A shopkeeper
B) A servant
C) A ragpicker
D) All

A) Eggs
B) Gold
C) Coins
D) Toys

A) Yes
B) Yes, he earns money
C) No earning
D) No, earning but no freedom

A) Not interested
B) Had no money to pay fees
C) Wanted to go for movie
D) Wanted to earn money

A) Owner
B) Rich man
C) Poor man
D) Lord of the Universe

A) At a tea stall in Seemapuri
B) At a saree shop
C) At a jewellery shop
D) At a sweet shop

A) Because of jewels in it
B) Because of gems in it
C) Because of gold in it
D) Because of its encashment value

A) Morning crows
B) Evening crows
C) Morning birds
D) Evening Birds

A) U.S.A
B) California
C) Koch
D) Rourkela

A) Lost blooming childhood
B) Autumn season
C) Lost money
D) Lost age

A) Delhi
B) Seemapuri
C) Greenfields of Dhaka
D) None

A) To find a silver coin
B) A rupee
C) A ten rupee note
D) All of these

A) Because the storm swept away his house and field
B) To enjoy a life of leisure
C) To find friends
D) To go to college

A) Hard work
B) Destiny
C) People around him
D) Acute poverty

A) In Noida
B) South Delhi
C) North Delhi
D) East Delhi

A) Because of lack of resources
B) Because of lack of enough food
C) Because of friends
D) Because of parents

A) Parents
B) Society
C) Bureaucrats
D) All of these

A) Hard work
B) Going to garage
C) Guidance of his owner
D) All these

A) Poor health
B) Impaired vision
C) Miserable life
D) All of these

A) Bureaucrats
B) Merchants
C) Politicians
D) The glass blowing industry

A) To make windows
B) To make doors
C) To mould glass
D) To mould glass and make colorful bangles

A) Dark dingy cells without light and air
B) Dazzling and sparking of welding light
C) High temperature
D) All of these

A) Mothers don’t give
B) No interest
C) A tradition
D) All these

A) Student
B) Worker
C) Bangle maker
D) Ragpicker

A) Sweeping of houses and fields by storms
B) No money
C) Education and unemployment
D) Safety

A) Cast and ancestral profession
B) Karam theory and society
C) Bureaucrats and politicians
D) All of these

A) For casteism
B) For ragpickers
C) For poverty
D) For bangles

A) Cotton industry
B) Furniture industry
C) Textile industry
D) Glassblowing industry

A) Being daring, firm and clear
B) Being a fighter
C) Being a coward
D) Not clear

A) Work
B) Merchandising
C) Education
D) Ragpicking

A) Poverty
B) Exploitation
C) Enjoyment
D) A little hell

A) To be a doctor
B) To be a merchant
C) To be a rogue
D) To be a motor- mechanic

A) As if lost his freedom
B) Lost ownership
C) Lost joy
D) All of these