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Question
Match the excerpts from the story with the attitude or feelings conveyed by the given lines.
| S. No. | Excerpt | Attitude/Feelings conveyed |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | She would scan the lines for news of Marian | as a widow, her child is her priority |
| 2. | She had to come first | confident |
| 3. | You’d think it was her garden | true concern for Marian |
| 4. | I still thought wistfully | sensitive, longing for her mother’s love |
| 5. | Don’t call me child, call me Freda | sense of longing or regret |
| 6. | Mother, would you rather have her than me? | strong-willed, determined |
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Solution
| S. No. | Excerpt | Attitude/Feelings conveyed |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | She would scan the lines for news of Marian | True concern for Marian |
| 2. | She had to come first | As a widow, the narrator puts her child’s needs first |
| 3. | You’d think it was her garden | Freda’s confidence and lack of shyness |
| 4. | I still thought wistfully | A sense of longing or regret for the child the narrator had imagined |
| 5. | Don’t call me child, call me Freda | Strong-willed and self-assured |
| 6. | Mother, would you rather have her than me? | Marian is sensitive and longs for her mother’s love and reassurance |
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