The chapter 2 Clearing in the Sky of Book 1 of 11th English is written by an American Writer Jesse Hilton Stuart (Birth: August 8, 1906 & Death: February 17, 1984). The short question answer of this chapter are given below. These notes are described comprehensively, and are to the point in this manner that they enable students to achieve maximum marks in terminal examination (HSSC examination of All Punjab Board).
grown vegetable there. He was proud to be the owner of that land. Moreover, he wanted to show his
determination to his son.
vegetables grown on that land bore a unique taste. He also raised maize, pumpkin and cane. Despite of his illness, he improved his farms with his hard work and will power.
11th English, Chapter 2: Clearing in the Sky by Jesse Hilton Stuart – American Writer |
Short Questions/Answers of Chapter 2: Clearing in the Sky
Q 1: Why did not the old man follow the advice of the doctors?
Ans. He had a strong will power. He wanted to get better with the help of will power. The old man did not follow the advice of the doctors because he could not give up working. He had to earn for his family.Q 2: What had the doctors told the old man?
Ans. The doctors advised him not to walk the length of a city block. They told the old man that he would not live very long and he should enjoy his short life as much as possible with his family. According to the doctors, his days were numbered.Q 3: Where did the old man take his son?
Ans. The old man took his son to the top of mountain where he had cleared a patch of land. He hadgrown vegetable there. He was proud to be the owner of that land. Moreover, he wanted to show his
determination to his son.
Q 4: Has the son ever been there before?
Ans. The son has been to top of mountain many times except for the last three years. He didn’t know about the secret garden planted by his father. It was a surprise for him.Q 5: What was the name of vegetables the old man grew on his farm?
Ans. The old man had grown Yams, potatoes and tomatoes on his farm. He was of the view that thevegetables grown on that land bore a unique taste. He also raised maize, pumpkin and cane. Despite of his illness, he improved his farms with his hard work and will power.