She was standing very close to me – Whom does she refer to? When and why was she standing very close to the narrator?

“She was standing very close to me,”- Whom does ‘she’ refer to? When and why was ‘she’ standing very close to the narrator? What was the effect of her proximity to the narrator? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: In the line mentioned above ‘she’ refers to the girl who accompanied … Read more

She would forget our brief encounter – Who said this and about whom? What is the brief encounter referred to here?

“She would forget our brief encounter;”-Who said this and about whom? What is the brief encounter referred to here? Why did the Speaker think so? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: The narrator said this about his fellow traveller, a girl who boarded the train at Rohana. The lively, light-hearted conversation … Read more

Her voice had the sparkle of a mountain stream – Who thought so? Whose voice is referred to here?

“Her voice had the sparkle of a mountain stream.”- Who thought so? Whose voice is referred to here? Why was the voice so special? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: The narrator thought so.  The voice of the girl who was travelling with the narrator in the same compartment is referred … Read more

Thank goodness it’s a short journey | I can’t bear to sit in a train for more than two-or-three hours – Who is the speaker?

“Thank goodness it’s a short journey. I can’t bear to sit in a train for more than two-or-three hours.” – Who is the speaker? Did the narrator’s view match with that of the speaker? Why? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: The speaker of the above lines is the blind girl … Read more

But the thought of laughter only made me feel troubled and lonely | Why did the narrator feel so?

“But the thought of laughter only made me feel troubled and lonely.”— Why did the narrator feel so? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: The narrator in the short story ‘The Eyes Have It written by Ruskin Bond thought that he should laugh for the girl when she asked him why … Read more

How does the girl describe the narrator? What is the narrators reaction to this description?

How does the girl describe the narrator? What is the narrator’s reaction to this description? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: The girl co-passenger of the blind narrator of Ruskin Bond’s story ‘The Eyes Have It compliments the narrator by saying that he is a very courageous young man. She also … Read more

I’m tired of people telling me I have a pretty face | Who said this to whom and when? What did the person spoken to reply?

“I’m tired of people telling me I have a pretty face.”-Who said this, to whom and when? What did the person spoken to reply? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: The girl said the above line to the narrator when the narrator complimented her by saying that she had an interesting … Read more

Few girls can resist flattery | Who said the line? Why did the speaker say so? What reaction did he get from the listener?

“Few girls can resist flattery.”—Who said the line? Why did the speaker say so? What reaction did he get from the listener? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: The blind narrator of Ruskin Bond’s story ‘The Eyes Have It’ said the above line. It was a soliloquy. He initially thought that his … Read more

I was becoming quite daring | but it was a safe remark – What was the remark? What was so daring about it? Why was it safe?

“I was becoming quite daring, but it was a safe remark.”-What was the remark? What was so daring about it? Why was it safe? Class 12 | English (The Eyes Have It) 6 Marks Ans: The blind narrator remarked that the face of the girl, his fellow passenger, was interesting. The narrator wanted to conceal his … Read more