A literary passage is a piece of writing like a story, poem, or part of a play. It’s about people, their feelings, and what they do—not about numbers or facts. CUET uses these to see if you can understand the writer’s ideas and emotions.
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Introduction: Literary Passage
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Extra Tip: Feel the Story
Imagine you’re part of the tale—connect with the characters and their emotions to unlock deeper understanding.
These steps will turn you into a literary passage pro!
Read each story carefully to understand the plot,
and take notes to help you remember key details.
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Short Story
“A little girl stood by the window, watching the rain. Her brother used to play with her outside, but he was gone now. The house felt empty. She held a small toy and said, ‘I miss the old days.’”
Questions
1. Why was the girl by the window?
a) She liked rain.
b) She missed her brother.
c) She lost her toy.
Answer: b) She was thinking of her brother who was gone.
2. What does ‘I miss the old days’ mean?
a) She wants to play.
b) She liked the past better.
c) She hates rain.
Answer: b) She’s sad about how things used to be.
3. Was the house full of people?
a) Yes
b) No
Answer: b) “The house felt empty” means no one was there.
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