Why did Swami feel angry?
Explanation:Swami felt angry because he felt cut off from humanity and didn’t liked the cruelty he saw in his father’s nature.
Can you prove you have courage Swami’s father said?
Answer: Father wanted Swami to sleep atone in the office-room to prove courage is everything. But in Swami’s father’s view, the strength and age were not so important, courage is all. To prove Swami had also courage, he should sleep alone in the office room.
Why did Swami sleep under the bench?
He was indeed forced by his father to sleep there in order to prove that he was a man. While sleeping, he remembered all the ghostly and devilish stories that he had heard from his friends and grandmother. He then chose to sleep under the bench so that he could save himself from the clutches of the devils.
Do you think Swami was a real hero Why?
Yes,I would call swami ‘a hero’ because he caught the thief with his braveness. He bravely caught the thief’s leg and thief shouted loudly so that his parents came. Then his parents came to the room. Swami was seen to be as a hero for catching the thief.
How did Swami became a hero?
Answer: Swami became a hero by catching a thief at his father’s office. In order to overcome his fear of sleeping alone, Swami’s father makes him sleep at his office. When Swami was sleeping, he got a nightmare of a ghost chasing him and tries to catch hold of it to prevent from harming him.
Why don’t you join the police when you are grown up?
Detailed Answer : (a) The police inspector gave this suggestion. (b) He gave this suggestion because, though by chance, he helped the police in capturing one of the most notorious burglars. (c) Swami, the listener wanted to become an engine driver, a railway guard or a bus conductor later in life.
Do you think Swami deserve the applause he got?
Yes, Swami deserved the applause because his words ‘brothers and sisters’ promote universal acceptance and tolerance towards each religion without any discrimination. Explanation: Since his idea was universal and noble at the same time, he deserved the applause.
What was the argument between father and Swami?
Answer. Explanation: Swami is of the opinion that if the boy could fight a tiger, then he should be a strong, grown-up person. However, his father contradicts him by saying that if a man has courage, he will automatically become strong.
How did the doctor promise Swami?
Answer: Swami tells the doctor the importance of practice for the match. Hence the doctor promises Swami that he would talk to Swami’s headmaster and would request him to let Swami off after four-thirty.
What did Swami want to become when he grew up?
Answer: Swami’s father wanted him to behave like a grown-up by sleeping alone. He wanted to break Swami’s habit of sleeping next to his granny or mother.