How does Phatik’s behavior toward his brother help develop the theme of the selection?

How does the use of the idiom in paragraph 16 help develop the character’s feelings?

What is the meaning of the similes in the sentence below from paragraph 15? “He was told by his sister that Phatik was a perpetual nuisance, but Makhan was as good as gold, as quiet as a lamb, and very fond of reading.”

What is implied in the sentence below from paragraph 16? “He Phatik bequeathed to Makhan, in perpetuity, his fishing rod, his big kite, and his marbles. Indeed, at this time of departure, his generosity towards Makhan was unbounded.”

In paragraph 4, which word could replace fertile?

What is one possible reason why his uncle “kindly offered” to take Phatik to Calcutta?

What does Phatik’s reaction to his uncle’s offer reveal about his character?

In the sentence below from paragraph 19, how does the connotation of the words reflect Phatik’s attitude toward living with his aunt and uncle? “The cramped atmosphere of neglect ... oppressed Phatik so much that he could hardly brea

How does the author introduce additional depth to the conflict between Phatik and his mother?

How does the author’s use of third-person point of view reinforce the reader’s understanding of Phatik’s reaction of his uncle’s offer?

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