This question requires knowledge from a specific literary work, likely a story or novel. To answer correctly, one must recall the details of the character Hamid from that source material.
Correct Option: B) 4
The question asks about Hamid's living situation, which is a detail typically found in the introductory part of a story or passage featuring the character Hamid. To answer this, one must recall or refer to the specific text where Hamid is introduced.
In the well-known story "Idgah" by Munshi Premchand, Hamid is a central character. The story explicitly states that Hamid, a poor orphan, lives with his grandmother, Ameena.
D) Granny Ameena. This is the correct answer as the story "Idgah" clearly states that Hamid lives with his grandmother, Ameena.
The question asks about the fate of Hamid's parents. This is a factual recall question based on the story of 'Eidgah' by Premchand, where Hamid is the central character. To answer correctly, one must know the background of Hamid's family situation as described in the story.
Correct Option: C) Passed away — In the story 'Eidgah', it is clearly stated that Hamid's parents had passed away. His father died of cholera, and his mother followed soon after, leaving Hamid an orphan to be raised by his grandmother, Ameena.
This question tests general knowledge, likely from a literary context or a common reference point. To answer correctly, one needs to recall the specific detail about Hamid's father's cause of death.
Correct Option: C) Cholera — In Munshi Premchand's story Idgah, Hamid's father passed away due to cholera.
The question asks why Hamid remained happy despite his poverty. This requires understanding the character's emotional state and motivations as depicted in the story from which this question is derived (likely "Idgah" by Premchand). The core reason for his happiness would stem from his internal beliefs and hopes rather than material possessions.
Correct Option: B) He trusted his parents would return. This option aligns with the narrative of the story "Idgah," where Hamid's innocence and hope that his parents would return with gifts are a major source of his happiness and resilience despite his poverty.
The question asks about what Ameena told Hamid regarding his father. This is a comprehension-based question, likely from a story or passage. To answer correctly, one must recall the specific details of the conversation between Ameena and Hamid.
In the story "Eidgah" by Premchand, Ameena, Hamid's grandmother, tells him that his father has gone to earn money. She also tells him that his mother has gone to Allah to get lovely gifts for him. This is to comfort Hamid and explain the absence of his parents.
C) He went to earn money — Ameena tells Hamid that his father has gone to earn money, which is a common narrative device to explain the absence of a parent in such stories and give hope to the child.