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Suvira RTC Questions With Answers

The document contains a series of Reference to the Context (RTC) questions and answers related to a narrative about a new girl named Suvira and her experiences in school. It explores themes of loneliness, empathy, support, and friendship as the narrator helps Suvira gain confidence during an inter-school race. Key moments highlight the importance of understanding and encouragement in building relationships and overcoming challenges.

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Suvira RTC Questions With Answers

The document contains a series of Reference to the Context (RTC) questions and answers related to a narrative about a new girl named Suvira and her experiences in school. It explores themes of loneliness, empathy, support, and friendship as the narrator helps Suvira gain confidence during an inter-school race. Key moments highlight the importance of understanding and encouragement in building relationships and overcoming challenges.

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Reference to the Context (RTC) Questions with Answers

1. RTC Passage:

"She was a new girl who had joined our school mid-term. I saw her sitting all by herself..."

Q: Who is the speaker here?

A: The speaker is the narrator of the story, a student from the school.

Q: Why was the new girl sitting alone?

A: She was new to the school and hadn't made any friends yet.

Q: How did the speaker feel about her?

A: The speaker felt sympathy and was curious about her.

Q: What does this line reveal about the theme of the story?

A: It introduces the theme of loneliness and adjustment in a new environment.

2. RTC Passage:

"I told her that if they were being unfriendly, it was because they didn't know her yet."

Q: Who is being referred to as 'they'?

A: 'They' refers to the other students at the school.

Q: Why were they being unfriendly?

A: They were unfamiliar with Suvira and unsure how to interact with her.

Q: What does this tell us about the narrator's attitude?

A: The narrator is kind, understanding, and tries to comfort Suvira.

Q: How does this line promote empathy?

A: It shows that people may act distant out of unfamiliarity, not malice, encouraging understanding

instead of judgment.

3. RTC Passage:

"We were running shoulder to shoulder... I could feel her strength."


Reference to the Context (RTC) Questions with Answers

Q: When did this moment take place in the story?

A: This moment happened during the 800-metre race at the inter-school event.

Q: What event was going on?

A: The inter-school athletics meet, specifically the 800-metre race.

Q: What does the phrase "shoulder to shoulder" symbolize here?

A: It symbolizes equality, support, and unity between the narrator and Suvira.

Q: What was the outcome of this event?

A: Suvira and the narrator finished the race together and were proud of their performance.

4. RTC Passage:

"She didn't let me finish. She still didn't smile, but said, 'Yes, I'll run.'"

Q: Who is 'she'?

A: 'She' is Suvira.

Q: What was the speaker trying to say?

A: The speaker was trying to encourage Suvira to participate in the race.

Q: What made the girl finally agree to run?

A: The narrator's belief in her abilities and constant support encouraged her.

Q: What does this moment tell us about her growth?

A: It shows that Suvira gained confidence and started trusting others and herself.

5. RTC Passage:

"We had held hands, raised them to acknowledge the strength we'd drawn from each other."

Q: Who are 'we' in this sentence?

A: 'We' refers to the narrator and Suvira.

Q: What does raising hands symbolize?


Reference to the Context (RTC) Questions with Answers

A: It symbolizes victory, solidarity, and mutual respect.

Q: How did they draw strength from each other?

A: Through mutual encouragement and emotional support during the race and at school.

Q: What does this moment say about friendship?

A: True friendship can inspire, motivate, and help people overcome challenges together.

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