SUMMARY OF THE LESSON
This lesson describes how each individual is unique. Each of us is different. Each of us has different features, different likings and dislikings. It is described through some boys and girls in this chapter. They are Radha, Nasir, Rohit, Serbjit, Dolma and Peter. Let us know about them one by one.
Radha: Radha is an outgoing, bold girl. She loves to go up the mango tree outside her house. She sits there comfortably. Her mother tells her not to take a chance or risk. But one day her mother also climbed with her. Both of them talked and ate raw mangoes. She felt strong and confident, sitting there.
Nasir: Nasir has cotton fields in his village. His father buys new seeds to grow cotton plants every year. A long time ago, the grandfather used to collect the seeds from his own plants. Nasir's father spends money to buy new seeds every year. Nasir wants to become a seed collector in order to save money.
Robit: Rohit is a dreamer. He has some ambitions. He wishes he had money to travel to various countries. He wants to visit the mountains ofNew Zealand. He also wants to sail down the Amazon river, live on the sea beaches and go to the Sun temple in Orissa, the capital of China or the pyramids of Egypt. He is a lover of nature.
Serbjit: Serbjit gets angry when people disbelieve him. He is truthful. He tells his teacher truthfully why he couldn't do his homework. He tells his parents the fact that his little brother started the fight. But they think that he is telling lies. This makes him angry.
Dolma:.polma dreams of becoming the Prime Minister of India. She is sure that her dream will come true. She doesn't mind if people laugh at her high dreams. She is intelligent and do-gooder. She wants to make things better for everyone. She wants for the best, best hospitals, roads and schools.
Peter: Peter enjoys going to see a film on the second Sunday of every month. He goes with his parents and brother. In the interval his father buys peanuts for children. They stop to eat ice cream after the show is over. He calls himself lucky that he is a part of such a happy family.
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