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His parents instilled values of generosity, wisdom, honesty, self-discipline, and faith in goodness. |
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Fill in the blank: Abdul Kalam's early entrepreneurial spirit was showcased when he collected and sold ___ seeds at the age of 8. |
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True or False: Abdul Kalam's family only practiced Islam and did not participate in any other religious traditions. |
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False. Kalam's family embraced all religions and actively participated in Hindu festivals. |
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How did Kalam's father respond to his desire to study in Ramanathapuram after World War II? |
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Kalam's father supported his decision, emphasizing the importance of personal growth and independence, quoting Khalil Gibran. |
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What incident at school highlighted the issue of communal bias in Abdul Kalam's early life? |
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A new teacher separated Kalam from his friend Ramanadha Sastry due to their different religious backgrounds, but this was challenged by Ramanadha's father. |
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How did Abdul Kalam's family environment contribute to his values and beliefs? |
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Kalam's family environment, which embraced both Islamic and Hindu traditions, instilled in him values of generosity, honesty, and self-discipline, fostering a sense of inclusivity and respect for diversity. |
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Abdul Kalam faced religious discrimination during his childhood. Describe how he responded to these challenges. |
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Kalam confronted social biases by valuing friendships across religious lines and advocating for understanding among different communities, demonstrating resilience against discrimination. |
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Kalam's early entrepreneurial spirit was exemplified by his venture of selling tamarind seeds during the war. This experience taught him about ___ and ___ in a practical sense. |
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True or False: Abdul Kalam's parents were highly educated and had formal teaching backgrounds. |
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False. Kalam's parents lacked formal education but imparted important life values to him. |
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What role did Abdul Kalam's father play in shaping his educational aspirations? |
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Kalam's father encouraged him to pursue education beyond their hometown of Rameswaram, reflecting a forward-thinking attitude and support for his ambitions. |
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What theme in Kalam's story emphasizes the importance of overcoming communal biases and promoting religious harmony? |
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Inclusivity and Tolerance highlights the significance of religious harmony and the rejection of communal biases, as seen through Kalam's friendships and the open-mindedness of his teachers. |
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Kalam's initiative to earn his own money as a child reflects his strong work ethic, demonstrating the theme of ___ . |
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True or False: The influence of Kalam's parents on his values and worldview is portrayed as insignificant in his life. |
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False. The influence of Kalam's parents is portrayed as crucial in shaping his character and values. |
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What does Kalam's experience with societal bias illustrate about the potential for reform? |
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Kalam's experiences highlight the necessity of challenging unjust societal norms and the potential for reform through individual actions. |
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Fill in the blank: Breaking social barriers is a theme in Kalam's story, exemplified by his confrontation of ___ and ___ . |
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Fill in the blank: 'Communal intolerance' refers to hostility against people from different ___ or ___ groups. |
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True or False: 'Orthodox' signifies a liberal approach to religious practices. |