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Bholi is a story about a girl named Sulekha, nicknamed Bholi, who overcomes her challenges with speech and self-esteem through education and empowerment.
What is the significance of the title 'Bholi' in the chapter?
Describe Bholi's initial reaction to the idea of going to school.
How does Bholi's father prepare her for her first day at school?
What is Bholi's experience like when she first enters the school?
How does the teacher help Bholi overcome her fear and stammering?
Describe Bholi's emotional journey from fear to hope in the chapter.
What role does the teacher play in Bholi's transformation?
How does Bholi's perception of herself change throughout the chapter?
What motivates Bholi to continue going to school despite her initial fears?
How does Bholi's family react to the marriage proposal from Bishamber Nath?
Why does Bishamber Nath demand a dowry for marrying Bholi?
How does Bholi's father respond to Bishamber Nath's demand for a dowry?
Describe the events leading up to Bholi's wedding day.
What is Bholi's reaction when Bishamber Nath sees her pock-marked face?
How does Bholi's father try to convince Bishamber Nath to go through with the marriage?
What does Bholi's marriage reveal about societal expectations and norms?
How does Bholi's marriage contrast with her experience at school?
What does the ending of the chapter suggest about Bholi's future?
How does the theme of self-acceptance manifest in Bholi's story?
Discuss the role of education in empowering Bholi and changing her life.
How does Bholi's character evolve throughout the chapter?
Analyze the significance of the teacher's encouragement in Bholi's development.
How does Bholi's family's perception of her change over the course of the chapter?
What does Bholi's story teach us about the importance of self-confidence and resilience?
Reflect on the overall message or moral lesson conveyed in the chapter 'Bholi'.
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