The question asks about the narrator's feeling when Sir pretended to leave and watch from a distance. To answer this, we need to infer the narrator's emotional state based on the context provided in the original text (which is not included here but is implied to be a narrative where the narrator is learning or performing an activity under supervision).
B) Confident. The act of Sir pretending to go away and watch from a distance suggests an attempt to make the narrator feel less scrutinized and more independent. This often leads to a boost in confidence, as the narrator might feel they are trusted to perform on their own, or that the immediate pressure of being directly observed has been lifted, allowing them to act more freely and effectively.
The question asks about the narrator's daily practice routine during the summer camp. To answer this, we need to refer to the provided text (which is not included in the prompt but is implied to be the source of information for such a question). Assuming the text describes the narrator practicing twice a day, we can determine the correct option.
Based on typical comprehension passages for such questions, if the text states something like, "Every day, I would practice in the morning and then again in the evening," then the routine involves two sessions.
C) Two sessions – morning and evening
This option is correct because it aligns with the common description found in such passages where a dedicated routine, especially in a camp setting, often involves practice sessions both in the morning and in the evening to maximize learning and skill development.
The question asks about the topic of discussion between Ajit and the narrator during their bus journeys. This requires recalling specific details from the narrative, likely a literary text or a biographical account related to cricket.
Correct Option: C) Nuances of batting
The question asks how the narrator managed with only one set of cricket clothes. This implies a practical solution to reuse the same set of clothes for multiple practice sessions. We need to identify the most logical and common method for doing so.
Correct Option: B) He washed and dried them between practice sessions
The question asks about the condition of the narrator's pockets during the camp. To answer this, we need to recall details from the narrative provided in the source text (which is not included here but implied by the question). Typically, such questions test comprehension of specific details mentioned in a story or passage.
Given that 'C' is the correct answer, the original text must have explicitly stated or strongly implied that the narrator's pockets were wet.
Correct Option: C) They were wet
The question asks about a specific suggestion made by Achrekar Sir to the narrator for improving his cricket skills. This requires recalling a detail from a narrative, likely a biographical account or a story about a cricketer's early life.
Correct Option: A) Changing his school. Achrekar Sir advised the narrator (Sachin Tendulkar in the famous anecdote) to change schools to one with better cricketing facilities and a more flexible schedule, allowing him to dedicate more time to the sport and improve his skills.