Hi Everyone!! This article will share Tinker Bell Questions & Answers.
In my previous posts, I have shared the questions & answers of Plane Spotting, Dashu’s Secret Box and Puppetry in India so, you can check these posts as well.
Tinker Bell Questions & Answers
Question 1: Where was the narrator in the beginning of the story? What was he doing? Who nudged his elbow?
Answer: In the beginning of the story, the narrator was sitting on the bank of a small irrigation canal. He was gazing at herons fishing in muddy water. A little goat, soft as velvet and with pretty grey eyes nudged the narrator’s elbow.
Question 2: How did Grandfather persuade Grandmother to keep the goat?
Answer: Grandfather persuaded Grandmother to keep the goat by telling her that goat’s milk was very good for her rheumatism.
Question 3: Why was Tinker Bell tied up?
Answer: Tinker Bell was tied up because she was using her horns at every chance. One day she butted the gardener from behind while he was over the sweet-pea bed. The gardener refused to work till Tinker Bell was tied up.
Question 4: What prompted Grandmother to get rid of Tinker Bell?
Answer: Grandmother finally got rid of Tinker Bell when Tinker Bell butted the narrator’s aunt with her horns while the aunt was bending over a pot in the garden. The aunt insisted that Tinker had injured her.
Question 5: Why were Tinker Bell’s eyes moist?
Answer: Tinker Bell’s eyes were moist because she seemed to understand that she was being taken away from the narrator’s house forever.
Question 6: Find sentences in the text which suggest that—
1. the goat was very young when the narrator first saw it.
Answer: ‘Looking round, I found a little goat at my side, soft as velvet and with pretty grey eyes.’
2. both the narrator and his grandfather loved animals.
Answer: “I’ve told both of you again and again that I will not put up with another bird or animal in the house!”
3. the narrator was very close to grandfather.
Answer: ‘Grandfather, always my ally, helped me.’
4. the narrator’s aunt was not injured. It was only her pride that was hurt.
Answer: ‘My aunt insisted that she had been badly injured, though she refused Grandfather’s offer of first aid.’
So, these were the Questions & Answers.