Characters

Based on the book "Matilda" by Roald Dahl, Miss Honey became alert when she noticed Matilda's extraordinary intelligence and abilities.

• Initial Observation: Miss Honey first became aware of Matilda's unusual intelligence when Matilda was only five years old and in her class. She observed Matilda's advanced reading skills and comprehension, far beyond what was typical for children her age.
• Growing Suspicion: As Miss Honey continued to teach Matilda, she noticed more signs of her exceptional abilities, including her mathematical skills and general knowledge. This led Miss Honey to suspect that Matilda was a child prodigy.
• Confirmation and Concern: Miss Honey's suspicions were confirmed when she tested Matilda further and realized the full extent of her genius. She also became concerned about Matilda's home life, as her parents neglected and mistreated her.

Miss Honey's alertness was triggered by the clear evidence of Matilda's remarkable intellect and the desire to help her reach her full potential, despite the challenges she faced at home and school.

Andrew Manson is the central character in A.J. Cronin's novel, The Citadel.

Key aspects of Andrew Manson include:

• A Young Doctor: He is a newly qualified and idealistic doctor.
• Career Trajectory: The novel follows his career, from his first practice in a Welsh mining village to his eventual success (and moral dilemmas) in London.
• Themes Explored: Manson's experiences serve as a vehicle to explore themes of medical ethics, social inequalities, and the challenges faced by doctors in balancing idealism with the demands of the profession and society.

To learn more about the themes and context of the novel, I recommend further reading and analysis, which can be found through various literary resources.

Based on the provided information, Nishad gave Mr. Nath a chocolate bar.

The reason why Sharada is not provided in the context.

Iswaran was a key figure in the history of the Indian National Army (INA).

• Role: He served as the Secretary of the Overseas Indian Independence League in Bangkok.
• Contribution: Iswaran played a significant role in mobilizing support and resources for the INA, particularly among the Indian diaspora in Southeast Asia.

He was instrumental in organizing the Indian community and rallying them to support Subhas Chandra Bose and the INA's cause of Indian independence.

Lencho wrote the letter to God.

In the letter, he asked God for one hundred pesos to help him sow his field again after a hailstorm destroyed his crops.

Source: CBSE Question Bank

Jonathan Livingston Seagull, the protagonist of Richard Bach's novella Jonathan Livingston Seagull, had no brothers or sisters mentioned in the book.

The story focuses primarily on Jonathan's individual journey of self-discovery and breaking away from the conventions of his flock, with little to no mention of family.