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Form two questions and answer two unanswered questions

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Ques 1] Is "independant thinking" part of adulthood? if yes explain its significance , relate it to the "independence" of childhood.

Ques 2] "adults were not all they seemed to be" outline the hypocrisy adults exhibit with regard to love.

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ans 1 ) Kids and adults think very, very differently, even though you may feel as though this is not so. Most of this is a matter of cognitive abilities that are developed over time. And yes, there have been many tests and studies done over the last fifty or sixty years about how children's thinking develops.
ans 2 )a child's worldview settles by the time they turn 11 years old, and they become capable of evaluating the world as an adult, solve problems and even make plans for future. Before this age, children perceive the world differently than adults do. Kids still don't have enough experience and knowledge to understand how this world operates, which is why they see things in a different light. Scientists have found out what the true difference is between the worldview of children and adults.

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ans 1 )In this poem the poet is really confused. He asks the question again and again ‘when did my childhood go?
ans 2 )Childhood has been considered by the poet as a blissful period in one’s life, where a child trusts everyone.
Adulthood is marked by rational and creative thoughts, ability to perceive and differentiate and learn new things. In this stage of life one also learns to be double faced and crafty

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Ans-1 As the poet got older, he became aware of the double standards which are followed by adults. He saw that, while adults taught and talked about love, their actions were very different.

Ans-2 Being an adult is a complicated process that involves physical, mental, and social growth. When a kid is competent to live his or her own life and take care of his or her own obligations, he or she is considered an adult. He also develops his own cognitive process, which enables him to establish his own views and opinions.

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Q.1)How did the author knew that hell and heaven are imaginary places?
Q.2)How are adults differ from children according the author's perspective?

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Q1) What question does the poet ask again and again in this poem?
Q2 ) The poet has discussed two stages of life – childhood and adulthood. How do we differentiate one from another?

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1. Bring out the hypocrisy that the adults exhibit with regard to love.
2.According to Markus Natten, when does the child become an adult?

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1. The poet says an infant is really innocent as he trusts everyone and does not try to fool others. The poet brings out this fact by contrasting it with the behaviour of adults, who become manipulative and are hypocrites.
2.According to the poet, childhood symbolises innocence, purity, softness and love. As a child grows up, these qualities start receding. ... The simplicity and honesty of childhood evaporates the moment man crosses the threshold of innocent childhood.

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Q1) What is the poet trying to convey when he says that childhood is hidden in an infant’s face?
Q2) How does the poem expose man and present him in true colours?

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1) How did the speaker realize the hypocrisy of the adults?
ans- the adults are not what they appear or seem to be . the author believes that a double-face nature is displayed by the adult
2)What did the speaker learn about the existence of Heaven and Hell?
ans - he realised that hell and heaven could not be found in geography books .

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1. In the poem lost childhood, it is shown that how a boy imagine that how he had lost his childhood.
So a under a reason he gave hell and heaven are imaginary places as he never saw them and don't feel them even he lost his childhood behind thinking about that they are present
2. He saw that, while grownups taught and talked about love, their actions were very different and full of manipulation. They were all hypocrites who acted in ways that contradicted their words.

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Ans1 The poet , basically, seems to be obsessed about his childhood and, more so, about its loss. He feels very nostalgic and lament over the fact that his childhood will never come back.
Ans2 When I was a child the world seemed to be a place of joy and happiness to me. There was nothing worth worrying about. Whenever I cried, somebody consoled me. When I did not like to sit alone, I was always in somebody’s arms. My mother always looked after me. These are my most cherished memories and I believe that looking at a child playing and enjoying childhood makes me somewhat nostalgic.

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. the author believes that a double-face nature is displayed by the adults.

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Ritwik Tyagi answer of ankur’s questions 

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Ritwik Tyagi answer of ankur’s questions 

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Ritwik Tyagi (answer of ankur’s question)
Ans1- The poet regards childhood as an important stage in the process of growing up. Childhood is a period of make-believe. Childhood readily accept whatever the elders say.
Ans2- As a child, the poet considered all the adults as an epitome of love and sincerity.

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Ans1-) According to poet everyone is very innocent and kind in his /her childhood, like everyone poet also don't want to loose his childhood .
Ans,2) In our childhood our world is full of imagination but when we grow up we see the harsh reality of world in adolescents we realise that the life is not the bed of roses
Answering to Ritwik tyagi

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Answer to meenal's questions

Ans 1- Poet thought that his childhood had gone. He know that the childhood phase is the beautiful phase of life and in childhood phase the children did not know means his understanding is growing ,more and more  knowledge is gabbing and the trust and faith is always there in his mind. The childhood phase is the developing and learning phase.

Ans 2-  In the poem the two phases are childhood and adult. These two are different phase of life. childhood is initial phase of understanding and learning whereas in adult the person is also learning but however in this phase people have understand and known something.
In childhood the children is in their own world and see the world from their perspective but in adult phase the people see the world from other's perspective.

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Answers to Bhavya's questions by JANYA :-

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Answers to Bhavya's questions by JANYA :-

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1) He feels like he has lost his childhood. It was the age in which he came to know and understand the reality. He used to think that hell and heaven exit. He has stepped away from the innocence and childhood and he now feels sad about it.

2) The most important step towards the adulthood is mental maturity and the ability to think for ourselves. When we grow older, adults and society themselves will expect from us to make our own decisions and we cannot do that if we are not mature enough. I also think that independent thinking is also a huge step towards adulthood. The process of being grown up develops the critical thinking and analytical point of view in the person which ushers the "ADULTHOOD".

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1)what happened when author completed eleven years of age ?
2) what is the most important step towards adulthood ?

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Q1.What is the poet’s feeling towards his childhood
Q2.How did adults seem to the poet when he was a child

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Answer to Khyati's question by Meenal
Ans.1 The poet is actually confused about when he left his beautiful childood and entered the adult phase of his life. That;s the reason he is using the same line again and again.
Ans.2 It seems like poet is trying to recall when he lost his childhood. He thinks may be it was the time he realised that adults are not at all they look like.Poet feels that grown up people do not act on what they preach.

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Ques 1- what was the poet’s feeling towards his childhood ?
Ques 2- Compare the feelings towards the world when you were kid and present.

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Ques.1 What all author knows about his childhood?
Ques. 2 In the poem two phases are discussed> Mention them and differentiate between the two.

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1) How did the speaker realize the hypocrisy of the adults?

2) What did the speaker learn about the existence of Heaven and Hell?

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Question 1- why did the poet write again and again that "when did my childhood go?"

Question 2- " was it the time I realized that the adults were not all they seemed to be." What do you understand by the above line . And why the poet say this?

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Q1) What  is the difference between the thought process of a child and adult?
Q2) Compare the world when we were kid and the world when are adult?

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Question 1 - How did the poet conclude that Hell and Heaven were imaginary places?
Question 2 - What did the poet notice about independent thinking? How important was this discovery?

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Anshika Rana's Answer to Janya's question

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Anshika Rana's Answer to Janya's question

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Ans1) The speaker noticed a wide gulf between what adults appeared to be and what they actually were in real life. There was apparent contradiction between their words and deeds. They talked of love and advised others to love, but they never acted lovingly.
Ans2) He realized that Hell and Heaven could not be found in Geography books or Atlas. Since they could not be located anywhere in the world map, he concluded that they did not exist.