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Medium · Level 13 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationshipsView options
She first sees father as loving and later as strict
She sees father the same throughout
She moves from seeing father as frightening to understanding him as loving
She forgets her father
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Children should be punished all the time
Children should never be heard
Children always make mistakes knowingly
A child's intention and feeling should be understood
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Fear can change into love when understanding grows
Love always increases fear
Fear and love have no relation
Fear alone is the base of family
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Both frighten Kezia
Both care for Kezia in some way
Both punish the father
Both are neighbours
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Kezia happily goes outside
Father leaves the house
Kezia feels lonely and unsafe
The Macdonald family comes home
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He was only a strict person
He wanted to stay away from the child
He wanted to frighten her
He was loving and responsible within
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Lack of understanding and communication
Lack of money
Lack of house
Lack of neighbours
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He had no love at all
He seemed less able to show affection openly
He stopped coming home
He had forgotten Kezia
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It is only a play scene
It is Grandmother's story
It becomes an incident that brings out father's love
It shows the happiness of the Macdonald family
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Kezia's hatred
Kezia's fear of play
Father's strictness
A child's love that turned into misunderstanding
Medium · Level 13 · class 9 english,the little girl,kezia,parent-child relationship,character analysis,fear and discomfortView options
Fear and discomfort
Confidence and happiness
Pride and superiority
Jealousy and resentment
Medium · Level 13 · class 9 english,the little girl,parent-child relationships,character analysis,kezia,father's affectionView options
Because he eventually shows his love and responsibility towards Kezia
Because he stops meeting Kezia
Because he leaves the family
Because he plays with his children all the time like Macdonald
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To make the story frightening
To show different fatherly natures through comparison
To send Kezia to school
To tell about Grandmother's illness
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Grandmother's advice
Making the pin cushion
Father's support on the frightening night
Macdonald's playing
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The viewpoint of father's job
The viewpoint of the Macdonald family
The viewpoint of Grandmother's illness
The sensitive viewpoint of the little girl
Medium · Level 13 · class 9 english,the little girl,kezia,parent-child relationships,child psychology,character analysisView options
They feel emotions deeply
They never feel afraid of their parents
They immediately understand the meaning of adults' behaviour
They do not value family affection
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Because he never comes home
Because his behaviour is serious and less expressive
Because he does not know Kezia
Because he is not a father
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The relationship immediately becomes strong
Misunderstanding and fear can increase
Children always remain happy
No emotion remains necessary
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Seeing only his punishment
Only comparing him with Macdonald
Seeing both his strict behaviour and hidden love
Considering him completely bad
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It increases her fear further
It takes her away from father
It makes her meet the Macdonald family
It creates a new image of father in her mind
Question 1MediumLevel 13
How does Kezia's point of view change in the story?
Correct answer: C
At the beginning, Kezia does not understand her father’s feelings. His serious face, loud voice, and strict manner make him appear frightening, so she avoids speaking freely with him. She believes that he is very different from the gentle adults she knows. Her view is based mainly on what she sees from a distance, not on a real understanding of his character.
Her opinion changes after he cares for her during the night. When he brings her close, gives her warmth, and protects her while she is frightened, she discovers that his stern outer manner hides affection and responsibility. Thus, the movement is from fear to understanding and love. Choice C is correct because it describes this complete change, whereas the other choices either reverse it or deny it.
What is proved by the father bringing Kezia close to him at night?
Correct answer: D
The night scene reveals a side of the father that Kezia had not noticed earlier. Although he usually appears busy, stern, and difficult to approach, he does not ignore her when she is afraid and alone. He brings her close, provides comfort, and allows her to sleep safely beside him. These actions are quiet signs of care rather than a dramatic expression of emotion.
This event proves that his strict exterior does not mean that he lacks love. He has duties and may express affection differently from the way Kezia expects, but he remains concerned about her safety and comfort. Therefore, choice D is correct: he is loving and responsible within. Choices A, B, and C contradict the meaning of the night incident because it shows protection, not rejection or an attempt to frighten her.
Kezia avoiding her father shows which mental state?
Correct answer: A
Kezia is frightened by her father’s strict manner and serious presence. As a result, she feels uncomfortable around him and tries to avoid him. If she felt confidence or pride, she would speak to him freely rather than keep away from him. Exam tip: To identify a character’s mental state, connect actions and reactions with the feelings that cause them.
Why cannot the father's strictness be considered completely negative?
Correct answer: A
The father appears stern, busy and disciplined, so Kezia is afraid of him. However, when her mother is in hospital, he lets Kezia sleep beside him and comforts her when she is frightened. This reveals his love and sense of responsibility; therefore, his strictness is not entirely negative. Unlike Macdonald, he does not openly play and mingle with his children all the time. Exam tip: Mention both sides of his character—his stern exterior and his hidden affection.
Which quality of children is shown by Kezia's story?
Correct answer: A
Kezia is deeply affected by her father's stern manner and is frightened of him. Later, when he comforts her, she begins to feel his love and care. This shows that children experience emotions with great sensitivity. Option B is incorrect because Kezia does feel afraid of her father. Exam tip: Remember Kezia's change from fear to understanding and affection.
Which viewpoint is most suitable to understand the father in the story?
Correct answer: C
Kezia’s father initially appears strict, busy, and frightening, and he does punish her. However, when she is terrified by a nightmare, he comforts her and lets her sleep beside him. This reveals his concealed affection. Looking only at his punishment or comparing him only with Macdonald does not give a complete view of his character. Exam tip: judge a character through both behaviour and actions in different situations.
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