B. Answer the questions.
1. How did the old artist's son-in-law earn a living?
2. How did the old artist feel when he could not sell his dolls?
3. How did he regain the reputation he had earlier as a doll maker?
4. However, new times meant new demands. Explain the meaning of this sentence
5. What do you think about Kishanlal? Support your answer with examples from
the story.
1. How did the old artist's son-in-law earn a living?
2. How did the old artist feel when he could not sell his dolls?
3. How did he regain the reputation he had earlier as a doll maker?
4. However, new times meant new demands. Explain the meaning of this sentence
5. What do you think about Kishanlal? Support your answer with examples from
the story.
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Ans1 - His son-inlaw made clay lamps and took cartloads of them into the city.
Ans2. The old artist was sad and felt bad for not selling the dolls. Explanation: ... He was sad because he wanted to buy a beautiful doll-like her daughter at Christmas.
Ans3 In the story new doll, the old man regained his reputation of doll maker by making the dolls again for his granddaughter.
Ans 4 This means that the generation is becoming new; we go forward in needs and choices as the time demands.
Ans5 sorry