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प्रश्न
What filled Bholi, a dumb cow, with a new hope?
उत्तर
The teacher at the school spoke very kindly to Bholi. She told her that if she comes to school every day, she will become more learned than anyone in the village and then everyone will listen to her with respect and she will be able to talk without stammering. This filled Bholi with a ray of new hope.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
For what unusual reasons is Bholi sent to school?
Why does the marriage not take place?
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Pick out Hindi words used in the story written in English. Give their English alternative.
- Bholi - simpleton
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Glance through the story again and describe Bholi’s character before and after her meeting with the teacher. Complete the table and then write two paragraphs describing the change seen in her character. One is done for you.
| Before | After |
| 1. She was called simpleton, children made fun of her and mimicked her. | 1. She became confident and was able to utter her name. |
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| 3. | 3. |
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A character arc is the transformation or development of a character throughout a story and refers to the changes a character undergoes as a result of their experiences, challenges and interactions with other characters.
In the light of the above information, trace the character arc of Bholi in K.A. Abbas’s ‘Bholi’.
