KPK 11th Class English Chapter 8 The way it was and is Short Questions Answers
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KPK 11th Class English Chapter 8 The way it was and is Short Questions Answers
Did Bill Cosby react honestly when his father tried to introduce him to his kind of music?
No, Bill Cosby did not react honestly when his father tried to introduce him to his kind of music. He did not like the old music which his father liked. In order to avoid the music, he would pass stealthily by the living room of his father. Whenever he was invited by his father to listen to the music, Bill Cosby would give him the false impression that he enjoyed it but in reality he disliked it.
Who were some of the musicians Cosby liked when he was young?
The musicians that Cosby liked when he was young were Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane, Dizzy, Gillespie, Miles Davis, The lonious Monk, Bud Power and Philly Joe Jones.
Bill Cosby said that he was “falling into the great American trap” by buying a stereo for his daughter. What does he mean by it?
Bill Cosby had great love for his daughter. He wanted to make her happy. For this purpose he bought a stereo for her. This action got him fell into the great American trap. The stereo made his daughter’s room a recording studio because she used to hear music at a very loud voice.
What did Cosby pretend to like his daughter’s music?
Cosby pretended to like his daughter’s music because he had himself bought the stereo for her. Moreover, he wanted to know the likes and dislikes of the new generation as regard music and its accompaniments.
What was humorous about the way Cosby described the volume of his daughter’s music?
Cosby creates hum our about the volume of his daughter’s music by telling that as a result of the loud music, all the stationary things in the room began to move. The plates, the glasses and the utensils began to move. The chandelier began to swing and the chairs began to dance.
Does Bill Cosby think the generation gap can be closed? Explain tour answer.
No, Bill Cosby does not think that the generation gap can be closed. After getting fed up with the loud music, he gets angry and orders his daughter to turn the music down instead of persuading her to do so. The friends of his daughter consider him the best father in the world when they come to know about the purchase of the stereo but he begins to repent it.
What is it that the old behave in their own similar ways and the young behave in their own similar ways? Give reasons.
The old and the young behave in their own similar ways because they are brought up and used to their own cultural values. The values change with the passage of time. The young ones consider the new values better than the old ones while the old people dislike and resist them for the change. It is in fat a matter of orientation.
What is it that kids don’t consider their parents hip, and when the same kids become parents, they are not considered hip by their kids?
Kids and parents do not consider each other hip because of generation gap. In each generation the kids do not like their parents’ old ideas and fashions. They consider them old-fashioned. But when these kids grow old and become parents, their children do not understand them.
