Q1. Who came to Onshangla’s school?
Ans: A new boy came to Onshangla’s school. He joined their class and will come every day.
Q2. Why does the new boy wear black glasses?
Ans: The new boy wears black glasses because he cannot see. He is blind and needs help in class.
Q3. What did Ava do when Onshangla came home?
Ans: When Onshangla came home, Ava, her mother, gave her biscuits and milk to eat and drink.
Q4. What game did Ava and Onshangla decide to play?
Ans: They decided to play a game where Onshangla’s eyes were covered with a scarf. She had to guess what Ava was holding by touching and listening.
Q5. How did Onshangla identify the rose?
Ans: Onshangla touched the soft petals of the rose and smelled its nice fragrance. That’s how she knew it was a rose.
Q6. What sound helped Onshangla guess the bell?
Ans: Ava shook a small bell, which made a ringing sound “Trin… Trin…” Onshangla listened carefully and guessed it was a bell.
Q7. How did Onshangla know what was in the glass?
Ans: Onshangla touched the glass and tasted the drink inside. She realized it was orange juice because of the taste, not water.
Q8. What did Onshangla say when Ava removed the scarf?
Ans: When Ava took off the scarf, Onshangla saw her and happily said, “It is you, Ava! I see you!”
Q9. What did Ava say about children who cannot see?
Ans: Ava said that even if a child cannot see, they can use their other senses like touch, smell, and hearing to learn about things. But sometimes it can still be difficult for them.
Q10. What did Ava hope for the new boy?
Ans: Ava hoped that all the children in the class would be kind and friendly to the new boy and help him feel welcome.
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