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Which incident most sharply presents the need to understand a child's mind in the lesson?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Making a pin-cushion lovingly and being punished

Kezia made a pin-cushion lovingly for her father’s birthday, but she did not realise that tearing up his speech papers was a serious mistake. She was punished harshly without her innocent intention being understood. Therefore, this incident most clearly shows why adults need to understand a child’s mind. The Macdonald episode shows affectionate fatherhood, but not the conflict caused by misunderstanding a child. Exam tip: link Kezia’s intention with her father’s reaction when answering this question.

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class 9 englishthe little girlparent-child relationshipskeziachild psychologycharacter analysis

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Making a pin-cushion lovingly and being punished

Why is this the correct answer?

Kezia made a pin-cushion lovingly for her father’s birthday, but she did not realise that tearing up his speech papers was a serious mistake. She was punished harshly without her innocent intention being understood. Therefore, this incident most clearly shows why adults need to understand a child’s mind. The Macdonald episode shows affectionate fatherhood, but not the conflict caused by misunderstanding a child. Exam tip: link Kezia’s intention with her father’s reaction when answering this question.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Little Girl. Topic: Parent-child relationships.

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