empathy

Question 1ExpertLevel 19

What is the final effect of empathy in the story?

AUnderstanding and affection replace fear in the father-daughter relationshipBKezia begins to stay away from father foreverCFather disappears from the storyDThe Macdonald family becomes central

Question 2ExpertLevel 20

What mainly shows the lack of empathy in Kezia's fear of her father?

AShe feared only his tall figureBShe could not understand his feelings and tirednessCShe was weak in studiesDShe did not speak to her grandmother

Question 3ExpertLevel 20

When does the greatest shift of empathy occur in the story?

AWhen Kezia memorises the speechBWhen her father takes her to the marketCWhen her father comforts her at nightDWhen her mother teaches her sewing

Question 4ExpertLevel 20

Kezia's misunderstanding of her father shows which human limitation?

AWe cannot always see another person's full situationBWe always speak the truthCChildren never feel fearDParents are always wrong

Question 5ExpertLevel 20

Grandmother's advice to Kezia to talk to her father promotes which feeling?

ACompetitionBDistanceCUnderstanding through communicationDPride

Question 6ExpertLevel 20

Kezia cutting her father's papers creates which tragic irony?

AHer wish to help becomes the reason for punishmentBHer laziness becomes the reason for successCHer fear ends immediatelyDHer father leaves his job

Question 7ExpertLevel 20

From the perspective of empathy what lack is shown when the father beats Kezia?

ALack of understanding the child's feelingsBLack of saving moneyCLack of speaking skillDLack of relation with neighbours

Question 8ExpertLevel 20

Kezia seeing her father as a giant symbolises what?

AAn exaggerated image created by fear in a child's mindBThe father's actual crueltyCThe neighbour family's happinessDGrandmother's education

Question 9ExpertLevel 20

What emotional comparison does the Macdonald family scene create in Kezia?

AA comparison between open affection and distance in her own homeBA comparison between rich and poorCA comparison between school and homeDA comparison between city and village

Question 10ExpertLevel 20

Why does Kezia's attitude towards her father change at the end?

ABecause her father becomes richBBecause she feels her father's love and hard workCBecause grandmother returnsDBecause she leaves school

Question 11ExpertLevel 20

What emotional state does Kezia's stuttering before her father reveal?

ASafe confidenceBFear and emotional pressureCJoy and excitementDAnger and rebellion

Question 12ExpertLevel 20

How does the story show that empathy should not be one-sided?

AOnly the child should understand parentsBOnly parents should understand childrenCBoth child and parents should understand each other's feelingsDNo one should listen to anyone

Question 13ExpertLevel 20

What social expectation is shown when Kezia's mother asks her to bring things for her father?

AA child should be polite and helpful at homeBA child should leave homeCA father should never restDGrandmother should not decide

Question 14ExpertLevel 20

Kezia making a cushion shows which early form of empathy?

AA trick to avoid punishmentBInnocent affection wanting to comfort her fatherCA wish to take revenge on grandmotherDA desire to escape studies

Question 15ExpertLevel 20

Kezia later understands her father's tiredness. What lesson emerges from this?

AOne should understand circumstances before judgingBTiredness always produces angerCChildren are not useful at homeDSilence is always better than love

Question 16ExpertLevel 20

Which event proves that the father's character is not only harsh?

AHe leaves Kezia aloneBHe lets frightened Kezia sleep near himCHe quarrels with MacdonaldDHe scolds grandmother

Question 17ExpertLevel 20

What does the contrast between Kezia's fear and the Macdonald children's ease suggest?

AA father's behaviour affects a child's confidenceBAll children speak in the same wayCThe size of the house is most importantDNeighbours are always better

Question 18ExpertLevel 20

Kezia keeping away from her father highlights which emotional need?

AThe need for safe communication instead of fearBThe need for costly toysCThe need for more foodDThe need to change school

Question 19ExpertLevel 20

How does the title create empathy by centring Kezia?

AIt asks the reader to view events through a child's mindBIt declares the father as heroCIt tells only grandmother's storyDIt is a biography of the Macdonald family

Question 20ExpertLevel 20

The father's busyness and Kezia's loneliness together show which problem?

ALack of time and emotional availability in familyBLack of discipline in schoolCExcess of moneyDUnsafe neighbourhood

empathy

Quiz this set

What is the final effect of empathy in the story?

What mainly shows the lack of empathy in Kezia's fear of her father?

When does the greatest shift of empathy occur in the story?

Kezia's misunderstanding of her father shows which human limitation?

Grandmother's advice to Kezia to talk to her father promotes which feeling?

Kezia cutting her father's papers creates which tragic irony?

From the perspective of empathy what lack is shown when the father beats Kezia?

Kezia seeing her father as a giant symbolises what?

What emotional comparison does the Macdonald family scene create in Kezia?

Why does Kezia's attitude towards her father change at the end?

What emotional state does Kezia's stuttering before her father reveal?

How does the story show that empathy should not be one-sided?

What social expectation is shown when Kezia's mother asks her to bring things for her father?

Kezia making a cushion shows which early form of empathy?

Kezia later understands her father's tiredness. What lesson emerges from this?

Which event proves that the father's character is not only harsh?

What does the contrast between Kezia's fear and the Macdonald children's ease suggest?

Kezia keeping away from her father highlights which emotional need?

How does the title create empathy by centring Kezia?

The father's busyness and Kezia's loneliness together show which problem?

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empathy

Quiz this set

What is the final effect of empathy in the story?

What mainly shows the lack of empathy in Kezia's fear of her father?

When does the greatest shift of empathy occur in the story?

Kezia's misunderstanding of her father shows which human limitation?

Grandmother's advice to Kezia to talk to her father promotes which feeling?

Kezia cutting her father's papers creates which tragic irony?

From the perspective of empathy what lack is shown when the father beats Kezia?

Kezia seeing her father as a giant symbolises what?

What emotional comparison does the Macdonald family scene create in Kezia?

Why does Kezia's attitude towards her father change at the end?

What emotional state does Kezia's stuttering before her father reveal?

How does the story show that empathy should not be one-sided?

What social expectation is shown when Kezia's mother asks her to bring things for her father?

Kezia making a cushion shows which early form of empathy?

Kezia later understands her father's tiredness. What lesson emerges from this?

Which event proves that the father's character is not only harsh?

What does the contrast between Kezia's fear and the Macdonald children's ease suggest?

Kezia keeping away from her father highlights which emotional need?

How does the title create empathy by centring Kezia?

The father's busyness and Kezia's loneliness together show which problem?

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