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25 flashcards for Mr Young's Car (ICSE Class 6 English Literature) to test yourself on key terms and facts. Sample: "Who is the author of 'Mr Young's.

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Author and BackgroundVocabularyPlot UnderstandingCharacter AnalysisPlot Development
Card 1Author and Background

Who is the author of 'Mr Young's Car'?

Answer

The author is Nabaneeta Dev Sen, an Indian writer and scholar who wrote in Bengali. She was known for her poetry, novels, short stories, and essays. She received the Sahitya Akademi Award and the Padm…

Card 2Vocabulary

What is a convertible car?

Answer

A convertible is a car with a soft roof that can be folded down. In the story, Mr Young's car is a small convertible, which makes it special and exciting for the family.

Card 3Plot Understanding

Why did the car rust and erode?

Answer

The car rusted and eroded because no one in the speaker's family knew how to drive it, so it was left unused outside for a long time, exposed to weather and dust.

Card 4Plot Understanding

Why did the speaker's father move the car to Bhabanibabu's repair shop?

Answer

The father moved the car to protect it from further damage. Since it was rusting and eroding outside, he got Grandpa's permission to store it in a covered shed at the repair shop.

Card 5Character Analysis

Who was excited about the car and why?

Answer

The speaker's maternal uncle (mother's brother) was excited because he was crazy about cars. When he visited from Delhi, he immediately wanted to see Mr Young's car and later repaired it to take every…

Card 6Vocabulary

What does 'tinkered with the car' mean?

Answer

'Tinkered' means to make small adjustments or repairs, often by experimenting. In the story, Uncle and the repairmen tinkered with the car to get it running, even though it had no brakes.

Card 7Vocabulary

Why were the children 'raring to ride' in the car?

Answer

'Raring to' means eager and enthusiastic. The children were excited because it was their first time riding in a real car, especially one that belonged to their family as a gift from Mr Young.

Card 8Plot Development

What happened when the car reached the main road?

Answer

The car didn't stop even though Dad and Grandpa shouted to turn back. The uncle had not fixed the brakes and was planning to stop by gently hitting a wall, but the car crashed through the wall and int…

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Key topics in Mr Young's Car include Summary and Plot Overview, Characters and Their Roles, Literary Devices and Humour, Grammar Focus: Conjunctions and Sentence Types. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 6 exams.
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