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1. What helped Ila become an expert at a young age?
A. Her brother’s and sister’s help
B. Special training from professionals
C. Books on embroidery
D. Watching others do embroidery
2. What emotion did people feel when they saw Ila's early embroidery work?
A. Jealousy
B. Awestruck
C. Indifference
D. Disappointment
3. What kind of income did Ila start earning after becoming famous?
A. Seasonal income
B. Regular income
C. Occasional income
D. No income
4. What does the phrase "art has the power to rise above physical boundaries" mean in the context of Ila's life?
A. Art is not bound by location
B. Art can be created despite physical limitations
C. Only skilled people can create art
D. Art is meant for everyone
5. What is the central theme of Ila Sachani’s story?
A. The beauty of embroidery
B. Overcoming challenges through determination
C. The importance of winning awards
D. Family traditions
6. What physical challenge did Ila overcome?
A. Poor eyesight
B. Lack of mobility in her hands
C. Deafness
D. Difficulty walking
7. How did the people of her village initially react to Ila’s embroidery?
A. They ignored it
B. They admired it
C. They criticized it
D. They wanted to learn from her
8. What was Ila's reaction when threading a needle with her feet?
A. She gave up
B. She became frustrated
C. She accepted the challenge and succeeded
D. She sought help from her family
9. Where did Ila's journey begin?
A. Amreli
B. Mumbai
C. Delhi
D. Palakkad
10. What does the word "awestruck" mean in the context of the story?
A. Shocked
B. Amazed
C. Scared
D. Confused
11. What lesson can we learn from Ila's journey?
A. Challenges are impossible to overcome
B. Hard work and positivity can lead to success
C. Only gifted people succeed
D. Art is not for everyone
12. What was Ila’s first public exhibition?
A. A national competition
B. A village fair
C. A state exhibition
D. A local art gallery
13. Who were Ila's earliest supporters?
A. Her teachers
B. Her mother and grandmother
C. Her friends
D. Her neighbors
14. How did Ila’s family help her with her daily tasks?
A. By hiring a caretaker
B. By teaching her to use her legs for tasks
C. By providing her with machines
D. By doing everything for her
15. Which of the following is a style of embroidery Ila did NOT learn?
A. Kathiawar
B. Phulkari
C. Kashmiri
D. Lucknawi
16. Why did Ila’s embroidery attract attention at exhibitions?
A. Because of the unusual way it was created
B. Because it was very expensive
C. Because it was poorly made
D. Because it was trendy
17. Ila’s journey teaches us that challenges can be turned into ________?
A. Failures
B. Victories
C. Struggles
D. Obstacles
18. How did Ila's younger siblings contribute to her success?
A. They taught her new skills
B. They encouraged her to learn more styles
C. They helped her with threading needles
D. They accompanied her to exhibitions
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