Question Bank: We Too are Human Beings

What incident made Bama feel humiliated in her childhood?

What did Bama's elder brother encourage her to do?

How long did it typically take Bama to reach home from school?

What was Bama's reaction when she saw the landlord's men treating her family poorly?

What does Bama criticize about her community's behavior towards the upper caste?

Which of the following best describes the societal context in which Bama grew up?

What does Bama mean when she states, 'But we too are human beings'?

How did Bama's encounter with the landlord influence her view on caste?

What does Bama's experience reflect about childhood awareness of injustice?

What type of discrimination does Bama directly confront in her narrative?

Which character represents the hope for change in Bama's life?

How does Bama's story end with respect to her educational achievements?

What role does community play in Bama's narrative?

In 'We Too are Human Beings', what does the author primarily challenge?

What lesson does Bama ultimately learn from her experiences?