Q 1 F't' tF' - SSA Punjab
Q 1 F't' tF' - SSA Punjab
Q 1 F't' tF' - SSA Punjab
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ENGLISH<br />
Q. X.5<br />
Read the following passsge and snswer the questions given after it.<br />
Jyoti lived with her mother in a small village.,From a young age she had witnessed her<br />
mother, a widow, being ill treated by the villalers. But when she was in high school she<br />
began to understand things, She couldnot take the insults to her mother any more. She<br />
decided to change the way widows were viewed in village society. Jyoti started a "Widow<br />
Empowerment Campaign". She spoke to village elders and knocked on two hundred<br />
doors to spread her message. She learnt io organize street plays which she used to make<br />
people aware about the plight of widows.<br />
Naturally her ideas were not acceptable to the society entrenched in aadirion. People<br />
pushed her out of their houses and refuserd to listen to what she had to say. But she went<br />
on relentlessly without faltering. Today, widows are allowed td'go out of their homes like<br />
others. M*y, including her mother are now employed at organisations and literacy<br />
centres.<br />
T.<br />
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3.<br />
The storyofJyoti is'an illustration of<br />
I. rigidity of traditional families.<br />
2. organisation of street plays. i<br />
3. the spread of employment opportunities forwidows.<br />
4. crusade of a young girl for social change.<br />
A major factor in Jyoti's success seems to be<br />
l. social and economic development programmes.<br />
2. sympathy and encouragement fi'om her mother.<br />
3. her own courage and detcrtnination.<br />
4, support from her friends.<br />
"She knocked on two hundred doors" indicates th* Jyoti<br />
l. went knocking at the doors one after the other.<br />
2, visited people at their houses individually. r<br />
3. approached a large number ofpeople.<br />
4. spoke to every family in the village.