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Froggy Jumps Lost Spring QuizOnline version Stories of Stolen Childhood by Anjali Bisht 1 What is the central theme of Anees Jung's Lost Spring? a Urban development in small towns b Child labor and loss of childhood c Educational reform in India 2 In the story, what is Saheb's dream related to his future? a To move to a different city to beg b To escape child labor and attend school c To become a factory owner 3 Which industry are many children in Lost Spring associated with? a Glass bangles industry b Textile weaving c Carpentry 4 Where is the setting for much of Lost Spring, especially the bangle industry? a Chennai, India b Mumbai, India c Firozabad, India 5 What is Mukesh's dream in the collection? a To become a motor mechanic b To join the army c To study medicine 6 How does Anees Jung describe the collection in the subtitle? a Voices from the Countryside b Tales of Modern India c Stories of Stolen Childhood 7 Which country is primarily depicted in Lost Spring’s childhoods? a Bangladesh b India c Pakistan 8 What social issue does Jung highlight through the children’s lives? a Urban overcrowding b Lack of access to education c Digital divide 9 What does the title Lost Spring symbolize in the stories? a The vanished childhood dreams of poor children b The changing seasons in rural areas c The drought affecting crops 10 Which sensory setting is often used to describe the environment around the bangle factories? a The hot, dusty, noisy town of Firozabad b The rainy, polluted river towns c The cool, quiet hillside villages

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Lost Spring QuizOnline version

Stories of Stolen Childhood

by Anjali Bisht

What is the central theme of Anees Jung's Lost Spring?

Urban development in small towns

Child labor and loss of childhood

Educational reform in India

In the story, what is Saheb's dream related to his future?

To move to a different city to beg

To escape child labor and attend school

To become a factory owner

Which industry are many children in Lost Spring associated with?

Glass bangles industry

Textile weaving

Carpentry

Where is the setting for much of Lost Spring, especially the bangle industry?

Chennai, India

Mumbai, India

Firozabad, India

What is Mukesh's dream in the collection?

To become a motor mechanic

To join the army

To study medicine

How does Anees Jung describe the collection in the subtitle?

Voices from the Countryside

Tales of Modern India

Stories of Stolen Childhood

Which country is primarily depicted in Lost Spring’s childhoods?

Bangladesh

India

Pakistan

What social issue does Jung highlight through the children’s lives?

Urban overcrowding

Lack of access to education

Digital divide

What does the title Lost Spring symbolize in the stories?

The vanished childhood dreams of poor children

The changing seasons in rural areas

The drought affecting crops

Which sensory setting is often used to describe the environment around the bangle factories?

The hot, dusty, noisy town of Firozabad

The rainy, polluted river towns

The cool, quiet hillside villages

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What is the central theme of Anees Jung's Lost Spring?

In the story, what is Saheb's dream related to his future?

Which industry are many children in Lost Spring associated with?

Where is the setting for much of Lost Spring, especially the bangle industry?

What is Mukesh's dream in the collection?

How does Anees Jung describe the collection in the subtitle?

Which country is primarily depicted in Lost Spring’s childhoods?

What social issue does Jung highlight through the children’s lives?

What does the title Lost Spring symbolize in the stories?

Which sensory setting is often used to describe the environment around the bangle factories?

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