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In Kezia's story, empathy begins with what?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: By listening to and understanding the child's feelings

The governing idea is that empathy starts with attentive listening and emotional understanding. A person cannot respond compassionately without first noticing what another person feels and why that feeling has arisen. In Kezia’s case, her fear of her father becomes understandable only when her experiences, uncertainty, and need for affection are considered from her point of view. Therefore, option D is correct. Immediate punishment may control behaviour but does not reveal the child’s feelings. Increasing fear makes communication harder, and mocking the child teaches shame rather than trust. The story shows that patient understanding can uncover love beneath apparently difficult behaviour.

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Class 9 EnglishThe Little GirlEmpathyKeziaEmotional UnderstandingEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

By listening to and understanding the child's feelings

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing idea is that empathy starts with attentive listening and emotional understanding. A person cannot respond compassionately without first noticing what another person feels and why that feeling has arisen. In Kezia’s case, her fear of her father becomes understandable only when her experiences, uncertainty, and need for affection are considered from her point of view. Therefore, option D is correct. Immediate punishment may control behaviour but does not reveal the child’s feelings. Increasing fear makes communication harder, and mocking the child teaches shame rather than trust. The story shows that patient understanding can uncover love beneath apparently difficult behaviour.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Little Girl. Topic: empathy.

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