Vistas: On the Face of It · Class 12 · CBSE · Science English
Why does Mr Lamb keep the gate of his garden open in "On the Face of It"?
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medium · MCQ · Q-02976C
Why does Mr Lamb keep the gate of his garden open in "On the Face of It"?
- A.He wants to attract customers for his honey.
- B.He believes that people should not shut themselves away from the world.Correct answer
- C.He is unable to repair the gate.
- D.He expects Derry to guard his garden.
Solution
Mr Lamb keeps the gate open as a symbol of his welcoming and inclusive attitude. He does not want fear, prejudice, or physical differences to isolate people from one another.
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