The Tiny Room in Moti Vavdi village is described as colourful many because of
  • Painted Walls
  • Embroidered household Items
  • Natural Flowers
  • Wall hangings
Kathiawar Embroidery is described in the lesson as
  • Easy and quick
  • Modern and machine made
  • Requiring great skill
  • Used only for clothes
Ila Sachani was born in
  • Bhavnagar City
  • Surat
  • Amreli, Gujarat
  • Kutch
What physical action did Ila face from Birth?
  • She could not walk
  • Her hands were weak
  • She had no fingers
  • Her hands hung loose by her sides
What activity made Ila realise she was different from other children?
  • Playing Games
  • Singing Songs
  • Drawing figures and plucking flowers
  • Running in the fields
Who played the most important role in introducing Ila to embroidery?
  • Her school teacher
  • Her mother and grandmother
  • Her brother and sister
  • Her father
Ila learned to create embroidery designs using her
  • Hands
  • Mouth
  • Feet
  • Elbow
The word single-minded in the passage best means
  • Proud
  • Careless
  • Stubborn
  • Focused
Apart from embroidery, Ila’s parents helped her learn to
  • Eat and comb her hair using her legs
  • Read Books
  • Write with her Feet
  • Cook Food
Why was threading a needle especially difficult for Ila?
  • The needle was too small
  • Her eyesight was weak
  • She used her feet instead of hands
  • She had no guidance
Which of the following embroidery styles did Ila learn from outside Gujarat?
  • Kathiawar and Kachchi
  • Lucknawi and Kashmiri
  • Gujarati and Lucknawi
  • Kashmiri and Kathiawar
Initially, Ila made embroidery designs only for
  • Exhibitions
  • Government offices
  • Her family and friends
  • Selling in markets
People in the village first came to know about Ila’s talent through
  • friends sharing her designs
  • exhibitions
  • newspapers
  • government officers
The government office that recognised Ila’s work was located in
  • Amreli
  • Surat
  • Moti Vavdi
  • Bhavnagar
The state exhibition was important for Ila because it
  • gave her money immediately
  • helped her learn new styles
  • opened new opportunities and recognition
  • made her famous overnight
Ila was no longer a “hidden talent” because
  • she won many competitions
  • people bought her creations
  • she moved to a city
  • she taught others embroidery
Ila’s popularity encouraged her to
  • stop working
  • limit her exhibitions
  • Focus only on village work
  • participate at national-level exhibitions
Ila received the President’s Medal mainly for
  • her embroidery alone
  • her willpower and creativity
  • her family background
  • her teaching skills
The most important change in Ila’s life was
  • fame
  • independence
  • Popularity
  • Money
The central message of the chapter is that
  • art is only for talented people
  • physical challenges cannot be overcome
  • success comes easily with luck
  • challenges can be turned into victories with determination
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