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The Passing Away of Bapu || Nayantara Sehgal
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1. Gandhiji had been shot on his way to
2. Gandhiji had been shot on
3. The author came to know about Gandhiji’s death by
4. When one is faced with the shock of a loved one’s death, one
5. After getting the bad news, the author rushed to the
6. Outside the Birla House, initially the people were
7. People had gathered to
8. The child came to see that he was surrounded by a tribe who were
9. After the immersion of Gandhiji’s ashes, the followers went to
10. With Gandhiji’s passing away, the writer felt that the magic circle had
11. People gathered around the Birla house to
12. The news of Gandhiji’s death spread like a
13. The author felt that she had grown up within a
14. Gandhiji’s Ashes were immersed in the
15. Gandhiji’s figure was is
16. Gandhiji’s funeral was to take place
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17. Padmasi was Mrs Naidu’s
18. The author made an effort to
19. The narrator comments that to walk is to make
20. People sang bhajans because is
21. The last walk with Bapu was
22. According to the narrator, walk required
23. Gandhiji’s ideals will live among
24. Gandhiji transformed walking into
25. Gandhiji awakened people to one another’s
26. Gandhi ji had been shot on his way to
27. The author came to know of Gandhiji’s death by
28. The narrator was having tea at
29. The phone call came in the
30. Sad groups of people collected around the
31. In the beginning people
32. Death of Bapu left people
33. With Shock the writer was
34. The room was
35. People around the Birla house were filled with
36. The news of Bapu’s death spread --------- the world.
37. Gandhiji’s funeral was to take place
38. Padamasi was Mrs. Naidu’s
39. While walking, Bapu used to carry in his hand a/an
40. Bapu lay on an open
41. People tried to touch Bapu’s
42. The narrator had walked with Bapu over the
43. Bapu’s figure was
44. The last walk with Bapu was
45. According to the narrator walking with Bapu was
46. The narrator thinks that to walk is to make
47. The narrator believes that to walk, one requires
48. Gandiji’s ashes were taken to
49. In the train compartment people felt Gandhiji’s presence amid the flowers and
50. The narrator felt that he had grown up within a magic
51. With Bapu’s passing away, the narrator felt
52. The narrator’s values were not so
53. Bapu’s India would continue to live in his
54. People on the train sang
55. After the demise of Bapu the author felt
56. After the immersion of Gandhiji`s ashes everyone went back to
57. A huge crowd had gathered by the
58. “ I was having tea at home on the evening of 30th January, 1948…..’ – Here the word ‘I’ refers to
59. “On the evening of 30th January,1948, I was having”
60. I was having tea on the evening of
61. The author was having tea
62. The telephone that called me to Birla House was
63. The telephone called me to
64. Gandhiji had been
65. Gandhiji had been killed on his way to
66. The author was numb with
67. Gandhiji’s body was kept at the
68. Gandhiji’s –----------- had gathered round his body.
69. The room where Gandhiji breathed his last was
70. Words of Bapu’s death had spread through Delhi like
71. The news of Gandhiji’s death was compared to
72. In the comparison between the news of Gandhiji’s death and a flame fanned by wind, the author has used
73. Out of every window one could see a
74. The silence was unnatural because it was not
75. The adjective that describes the word ‘silence’ is
76. The word ‘unnatural’ is an
77. The word ‘silence’ is a
78. The adjective of the word ‘silence’ is
79. “It was as if time stood still for those few minutes.”- Time stood still when Gandhiji was
80. Those few minutes were
81. The word ‘clamour’ means
82. The word ‘jostle’ means
83. People in the beginning were –------------ to speak.
84. “They jostled one another in a stampede to break into the house.” - The word ‘stampede’ means
85. People jostled one another to enter
86. People tried to break into the house to
87. When it was announced that they would be allowed to see Gandhiji before funeral, people
88. The word ‘funeral’ means
89. “When one is faced with the shock of a loved one’s death, one whimpers….” - The word ‘whimpers’ means
90. “what will become of me now that he has left me?” – The above question/feeling shows one’s
91. “They looked like lost children”.- Here the ‘lost children’ are the
92. They looked like lost children because they lost their
93. The question in many of our hearts was
94. The word ‘lost’ is an
95. The broadcast after Gandhiji’s death told people that
96. -------- informed people that their Bapu was no more
97. The author records ----------- different types of reaction of the public when they heard about Bapu’s death.
98. Bapu’s death was
99. The news of Bapu’s death made time stand
100. People were ---------- when they came to know that Bapu was no more.
101. The news of Bapu’s death spread
102. The people of India were
103. Gandhiji’s funeral was
104. Hours in advance people lined the route the –---------- was to follow.
105. People were ------------ the funeral procession.
106. People –---------- to watch the funeral procession.
107. Mrs. Naidu’s daughter was
108. Mrs. Naidu was Padmasi’s
109. Padmasi said
110. Padmasi had –---------- that they would walk.
111. The walk was
112. It was impossible for the truck to move because of the
113. Walking with Bapu had –----------- for the people of India.
114. Bapu walked with people in --------- of Indian politics.
115. That Bapu was never going to walk with the people of India was
116. Bapu had a –------------ figure.
117. The word ‘slight’ means
118. The adjective, among the words given below is the word
119. To walk was often the only way open to the
120. The word ‘commonplace’ means
121. The word ‘commonplace’ is
122. The word ‘staff’ is a
123. The word ‘staff’ means
124. The word ‘clarity’ means
125. The word ‘joyful’ is
126. Padmasi wanted to walk to show her
127. The route the funeral procession was to follow was
128. “It was an agonizing walk.” – The phrase ‘an agonizing walk’ refers to the walk
129. The funeral procession went ahead
130. The vehicle Bapu lay on was covered with
131. Thousands of people
132. Those who walked in the funeral procession knew the importance
133. The people who walked with Bapu were
134. The people who walked in the funeral procession also walked with Bapu when Bapu
135. Bapu’s figure was
136. While walking, Bapu held –---------- in his hand.
137. Bapu covered a large part of India
138. Walking gives one
139. Walking gives one –------ to look at life.
140. Walking represents
141. Walking was the only option open for the –----- Indian.
142. Indian people opted for walking as a mode of transport –
143. The genius of Gandhi lies in his ability to transform the commonplace into -
144. Walking was –
145. Gandhiji’s ashes were taken to –
146. Gandhiji’s ashes were taken by a –
147. Gandhiji’s ashes were taken to Allahabad some days –
148. Compartment of the train carrying Gandhiji’s ashes was –
149. People on the train sang –
150. Bhajan is a –
151. People did not weep because they could feel –
152. People did not weep because they could feel –
153. Gandhiji’s presence was felt amid the flowers and the songs. So people did not –
154. At every station –----------- crowds filled the platform.
155. The word ‘sorrowful’ is –
156. The train reached Allahabad amid –
157. Gandhiji’s ashes were immersed in –
158. When Gandhiji’s ashes were immersed in the river, the river bank was –
159. ‘back in Delhi, I felt at sea.’ – Here the word ‘I’ refers to –
160. The word ‘I’ is a –
161. ‘….I felt at sea.’ – Here the speaker means that she is in –
162. The author felt that with the passing away of Bapu –------ had vanished.
163. After the passing away of Bapu the author felt –
164. The news of Bapu’s death was –
165. Without Bapu millions of people would have been –
166. Bapu brought people of India out of –
167. The word ‘indifference’ means showing –
168. The word ‘indifference’ is a –
169. When Bapu is gone, the youth of India will –
170. “We are still there, young,strong….”- The word ‘we’ refers to –
171. Bapu’s death made the author –
172. The author had –--------- avoided Bapu’s movement.
173. The author was –---------- Bapu’s movement.
174. The phrase ‘magic circle’ stands for –
175. “With Bapu’s passing away,I felt the magic circle had vanished, leaving me unprotected.” -- The above line shows that the author suffered from ----------- after Bapu’s death.
176. “With an effort I roused myself.” – The author roused herself from –
177. The author roused herself with the help of –
178. Bapu instilled a sense of ---------- in common people.
179. Bapu instilled a sense of –------- among the common people of India.
180. “ Bapu had passed away but his India would continue to live in his children.’ – In the above sentence, the phrase ‘his India’ refers to -
181. “ Bapu had passed away but his India would continue to live in his children.’ – The phrase ‘his children’ refers to –
182. “Bapu had passed away but his India would continue to live in his children.’ – The above line suggests that Bapu’s teachings will –
183. “Bapu had passed away but his India would continue to live in his children." – The above line hints at the –------ Bapu’s works and teachings on the young / future generation.
184. “Bapu had passed away but his India would continue to live in his children.’ – The above line gives the readers –-------- that everything is not lost with Bapu’s death.
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