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 The M.C.C. 20 Flashcards |
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What does the name 'M.C.C.' symbolize in the context of the boys' cricket team? |
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It symbolizes the 'Malgudi Cricket Club,' reflecting their connection to their hometown. |
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How does Swami's character reflect the themes of childhood innocence and imagination? |
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Swami's worries about taxes and team names show his curious nature, while his playful ideas for team names highlight his imaginative spirit. |
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What are the contrasting qualities of Swami and Rajam in their approach to forming the cricket team? |
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Swami is more anxious and imaginative, often worrying about practical issues, while Rajam is confident and practical, encouraging Swami to dream big. |
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Explain how the friendship between Swami and Rajam contributes to the story's moral. |
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Their friendship showcases support and encouragement, emphasizing the value of teamwork and loyalty in navigating the challenges of childhood. |
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Swami expresses doubts about being a player. What does this reveal about his character? |
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It reveals his self-doubt and insecurity, contrasting with his imaginative ideas, indicating a complex mix of confidence and apprehension. |
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Fill in the blank: The chapter highlights how children turn small plans into ___ adventures. |
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True or False: Rajam is portrayed as a timid character who does not influence Swami's decisions. |
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False. Rajam is confident and encourages Swami to participate, influencing his decisions positively. |
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What playful names does Swami suggest for their cricket team? |
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Swami suggests names like 'Friends Eleven' and 'Jumping Stars,' showcasing his creativity. |
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How does the story communicate the complexities of childhood ambitions? |
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It illustrates that while children have big dreams, they also face worries and uncertainties, highlighting the duality of innocence and realism. |
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In what ways do Swami's concerns about team recognition reflect a child's perspective on adulthood? |
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Swami's concerns show childlike views.
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