If a girl in KGBV is afraid of a new language which support will be useful?

Correct answer: Language bridge support and simple communication

The direct answer is B: language-bridge support and simple communication. A girl may fear a new language because she cannot yet understand instructions, express needs, or answer in class. The first step is to make communication easier through familiar-language support, pictures, gestures, patient explanation, peer help, bilingual materials, and simple sentences. Then confidence can grow and she can gradually learn the new language. Option B is correct because it removes a learning barrier while respecting the learner. Option A, punishment, increases fear and does not teach language. Option C, closing the class, removes the opportunity to learn and solve the difficulty. Option D, stopping family contact, can remove emotional and language support and may make the girl feel more isolated. Good support does not label a learner as weak; it gives her a bridge from what she already knows to new learning. Exam cue: when language causes fear, choose communication support, encouragement, and gradual learning—not punishment or exclusion.