Noble Lecture by Mother Teresa Questions and Answers
1. What, according to Mother Teresa, is the importance of smile ?
Ans. According to Mother Teresa, smile is very much important because it is the gateway of love that brings peace, brotherhood and harmony among us.
2. Whom should we love to love God as advised by St. John?
Ans. We should love our neighbours to love God as advised by St. John.
3 What did Mother Teresa desire to do with the Nobel Prize money?
Ans. Mother Teresa desired to spend the Nobel Prize money by building homes for the poor who have no home for dwelling.
4 Who according to Mother Teresa, are the very great people?
Ans. According to Mother Teresa, the poor are very great people.
What is Mother Teresa’s point of view about drug addiction among young people?
Ans. Lack of parental love and guidance is mainly responsible for drug addiction among young people.
What, according to Mother Teresa is the greatest destroyer of peace today?
Ans. The greatest destroyer of peace today, according to Mother Teresa, is abortion.
10 ‘I was hungry- I was naked – I was homeless – I was unwanted.’ — Who said these words?
Ans. Jesus, the saviour of mankind, said these words.
11 Why did Mother Teresa and her audience gathsr?
Ans. Mother Terasa and her audience gathered to thank god for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Who was St. Francis?
Ans. St. Francis of Assisi was an Italian Roman Catholic friar and preacher, who was bestowed Sainthood in the 13th century.
15 What is ‘Holy Communion?
Ans. ‘Holy Communion’ is a christian
festival celebrated on the occasion of the Last Supper of Jesus.
16 ‘As soon as he came in her life’- Who came in whose life?
Ans. Jesus Christ came in virgin Mary’s life.
17 Who is named as the ‘Prince of Peace’?
Ans. Jesus Christ is named as the ‘Prince of Peace.’
18 Who, according to St. John, is a liar?
Ans. ‘According to St. John, one who says that he does not love his neighbour but loves God is a liar.
19 In which respect or context Jesus was different from us?
Ans. Jesus was different from us in respect of sin.
20 Who was the first to convey the message of peace ?
Ans. The unborn child, in the womb of Elizabeth was the first to convey the message of peace.
21 What was the good news brought by Jesus?
Ans. The good news brought by Jesus was universal love, peace and brotherhood.
22 I never forget an opportunity… – What opportunity does Mother speak of here?
Ans. Mother speaks here of the opportunity she had of once visiting an old age home.
23 ‘This is the hunger of our poor people’- Which ‘hunger’ is referred to here?
Ans. The ‘hunger’ referred to here is love.
24 Why did the old parents in the old age home keep looking towards the door?
Ans. The old parents in the old age home keep looking towards the door with a vain hope that their sons and daughters would come to visit them.
25 What struck Mother most in the old age home?
Ans. The matter that struck Mother most in the old age home was that the inmates were without of smiles on their faces.
26 Whom did Mother blame for the misery of the Western children?
Ans. Mother blames those parents, who have no time to spare for their children for the misery of the Western children.
27 How did Mother Teresa fight against abortion?
Ans. Mother Teresa fought against abortion by adoption.
28 What message did Mother send to the clinics, hospitals and police stations?
Ans. Mother sent the message the clinics, hospitals and police stations that her organisation would accept the unwanted children.
29 What has God said very clearly in the scripture?
Ans. God has said that if a mother could forget her child, He would not forget us.
30 Who were taught about the natural family planning?
Ans. The common people who were taught about the natural family planning included the beggars, slum dwellers, lepers and the street-people.
31 Who are the beneficiaries of the lessons of family planning by Mother Teresa and her sisters?
Ans. Beggars, slum dwellers, lepers and street-people are the beneficiaries of the lesson of family planning.
beautiful ‘We are doing another thing which is a thing.’ Which beautiful thing was done by and her sisters? –
Ans. The beautiful thing which was done by Mother and her sisters was giving lessons to the beggars, slum dwellers, lepers and the street-people on natural of family planning. ways
How did mother describe death?
Ans. According to mother death meant just going home to God.
What did the poor people say regarding the following of naturalfamily planning measures ?
Ans. The poor people told Mother that their families were healthy and harmonious.
36 What did the person who was picked up from the drain say to Mother before he died?
Ans. The person who was picked up from the drain told Mother that he had lived like an animal in the street but he was going to die like an angel.
should we do to overcome all the evils as advised by Mother Teresa?
We all need to unite together and should have natural love which would bring joy and peace in our homes.
40 ‘I will not eat sugar for three days’. Who is the speaker here?
Ans. A four-year old Hindu boy is the speaker here.
41 What was the intention of the Hindu boy?
Ans. The Hindu boy wanted to share the joy of love with children of Mother’s home by giving his accumulated sugar at the time of crisis.
What had Mother Teresa been surrounded with after she came to Oslo?
Ans. Mother Teresa had been surrounded with love, after she came to Oslo.
Who informed Mother about the hungry family with eight children?
Ans. A gentleman informed Mother about the hungry family with eight children.
What did the lady of the Hindu family do after getting the rice?
Ans. After getting the rice, the lady of the Hindu family gave some rice to her children and then she went out to give her Muslim neighbour the rest.
45 ‘They are hungry too’. – Who is the speaker here?
Ans. The mother of eight children, whom Mother Teresa gave rice, is the speaker here.
46 ‘And she gave me a very simple answer.’ Who gave the simple answer and to whom?
Ans. The mother of eight children, whom Mother Teresa gave rice gave the simple answer to Mother Teresa.
47 Why didn’t Mother Teresa take more rice that evening?
Ans. Mother Teresa did not take more rice that evening because she wanted the children to taste the joy of sharing.
48 Why was the poverty of the West more difficult to remove?
Ans. The poverty of the west was more difficult to remove because theirs is the poverty of love.
49 What did Mother Teresa sometimes find it very difficult to smile at Jesus?
Ans. Mother found it difficult to smile at Jesus because sometimes Jesus became very much demanding.
50 How much money did the physically challenged man donate for the well-being of the downtrodden?
Ans. The crippled man donated 15 dollars for the well-being of the downtrodden.
51 ‘To be able to do this…’ What does ‘this ‘ refer to?
Ans. ‘This’ refers to a building, a home for the homeless which brings peace by spreading the message of love all through the world.
52 ‘Let us make one point’ What is the point referred to here?
Ans. The point referred to here is that no child would be unwanted.
53 How many professors came to visit Mother Teresa from the USA ?
Ans. Fourteen Professors came to visit Mother Teresa from the USA.
54 How many dying people did Mother and her co-workers pick up from the streets of Kolkata?
Ans. Mother and her co-workers picked up more than 36,000 dying people from the streets of Kolkata.
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‘And she died with a smile on her face-How did she die with a smile on her face?
Ans. One evening mother Teresa and her sisters picked up four persons from the street. Among them a woman was in a terrible condition. Mother herself took not care of her and placed her on bed. The woman did complain anything about her sufferings from hunger, cold and pain as was usual for her in that condition Neither she tried to draw mother’s attention towards herself. But she took hold of mother’s hand and with a beautiful smile on her face she uttered ‘Thank you’ and died. Thus she died without blaming anyone with a smile of thankfulness on her face.
2 Narrate the experience Mother Teresa had when there was great difficulty in getting sugar.
Or, How did a four years old boy share his love with the poor children.
Ans. In her Nobel Lecture, Mother Teresa has highlighted a number of experiences and encounters she had in the course of rendering service to the humanity. One such experience was about securing sugar. Once sugar crisis appeared in Kolkata. At that time a four years old boy proposed his parents that he would not eat gar for three days. ‘Thus he wanted to accumulate the The little boy solely intended to offer his three s’accumulated sugar to Mother because he wanted share his saved sugar with the children of Mother’s home. The boy only wanted to relish the joy of sharing When the parents brought the little boy to Mother’s home he could not pronounce Mother’s name correctly. But he knew who mother was and what the mission years old boy wanted the taste of sharing The four … food with the children of Mother’s home. Mother was deeply moved by the glaring gesture of the little boy for his sense of sharing love with poor children.
3 In what ways does Mother Teresa appeal to the emotions of her audience? What stories does she share of her encounters with the poor in Kolkata? ( Annual Exam. XI 2016 ) [2 + 3 = 5]
Ans. Mother Teresa appeals to the emotions of her audience by exhortation. She has evoked love, peace, mutual feeling, compassion, forgiveness, charity, service to the destitute and downtrodden etc. to the audience by her healing voice of love.
the poor Mother has shared a number of her encounters with in Kolkata. The most touching tale is about a poor Hindu family with eight children. The mother of the eight children shared the rice given by Mother with her muslim neighbour and relished the rice in joy of sharing. Again, she speaks about a dying lady who expressed, her gratitude to Mother smilingly with ‘Thank You’ even when she was on the verge of death. The most lovable one is that a four year old boy did not eat sugar for three days. He gave his three days’ accumalated share of sugar to the children of Mother’s home. Thus Mother finds the greatness and nobility of the poor through her encounters with them.
‘… I feel the greatest destroyer of peace today abortion.’— Discuss the implication of the line.
or, Why does Mother think ‘abortion’ to the greatest destroyer of peace and how does mother appeal to fight against abortion?
Ans. In her Nobel address, Mother Teresa highlighted a number of problems prevalent all over the world. But she is very much concerned about abortion. She feels that it is the greatest destroyer of peace today. Christianity states that man has been created by God to love and be loved. Birth is a precious gift of God. So, abortion is nothing but a direct denial of God’s gift. It is just like to wage a war against God by the man himself. If the mother does not give birth and kills her child prematurely, it is a direct stroke to the God. Therefore, peace, love are no longer with the mother and the God as well. So, Mother considers abortion as the greatest evil in the society.
Mother appeals more fervently to the whole world to abstain from abortion. She exhorts people to bring their unwanted babies to her. Her organisation is working all over the world for taking adoption. Besides, they are bent on giving natural famaliy planning to poor people, beggars, street dwellers and lepers. She even urges the virgin mothers to bring their babies to mother without any shame.
7 ‘And that is what strikes me most’- What strikes Mother most? What solution/redress does she suggest?
Ans. The act of killing a child by the mother herself which is known as abortion strikes mother most. Mother has suggested several means to put an end to abortion. She has sent messages to the clinics, hospitals and police stations to be alert and her organisation would adopt those children after birth. Even, Mother has exhorted the maiden mothers to come to their home before destroying the unborn. Besides, proper family planning, self-control, natural way of abstaining, mutual love can bring the situation under control. She has highlighted that many childless mothers are extremely willing for adoption.
‘That poverty comes right there in our own home – Which poverty is Mother talking about? What is the outcome of such poverty? [2+3=5]
Ans. The poverty Mother is talking about here is not dearth of material luxuries or amenities but lack of love and peace. It suggests mental poverty. The poverty of loneliness, isolation, mental pangs. It is much more unbearable and agonising than the concrete.
In the old age home, Mother has experienced how the old parents have been forlorn and forgotten by their own sons and daughters. The old inmates eagerly wait in false hope for a visit by their sons and nearer ones. So, they look towards the door eagerly. Such life in the home has snatched away smiles from their lips. Therefore, such negligence and indifference to our own parents bring forth poverty in our own homes too.
Why does Mother believe that it is not enough for us to say ‘I love God, but I do not love my neighbour’?
or, ‘St. John says you are a liar if you say you love God but you do not love your neighbour.’ — Who is St. John? How far do you think he is correct?
[2+3=5]
. St. John is a distinguished disciple among the twelve disciples of Jesus Christ. According to the ‘New Testament’, he is the youngest apostle. St. John has most precisely made this assertion. There has been an old saying ‘Service to man is service to God.’ This is absolutely true for all irrespective of any religion. One who does not love his neighbour can not claim that he loves God because God dwells within So, our neighbour who comes in time of crisis and need in our life deserves to be loved. Besides, God is absolutely abstract and we need to perceive only. So, St. John’s statement is correct.
10 What according to Mother Teresa, is the cause of drug addiction in younger generation?
or, Briefly describe Mother’s observation on drug-addiction particularly in the West.
Ans. In the course of her Nobel lecture, Mother Teresa deeply expresses her concern over the drug addiction in young boys and girls in the West. Mother feels saddened to learn it. According to Mother Teresa, lack of parental guidance and lack of parental company are the prime reasons for the youngsters to get addicted with drug. Parents in the West, in good many cases work in different institutions and they have little time to spend with their children. They remain with their works to care for their children. Consequently, these children devoid of love, affection, fondness grow up to be mechanical with plenty of material comforts. Thus, they lack love and company of their parents, The motherly touch of love is far away from them and they get involved in mean affairs. In this way, they are gradually addicted with drug.
11 How was Mother impressed/touched at heart by the poor people?
or, How does Mother Teresa bring out the greatness of the poor people?
or, Show some instances cited by Mother that speak volume about the nobleness and greatness of the poor people.
or, ‘The poor people are very great people… How does Mother prove this statement correct in her ‘Nobel Lecture’?
Ans. In her Nobel address Mother Teresa has highlighted a number of experiences which she had treasured in her heart in the course of her encounters to render service.
Mother has shared a number of her encounters with in Kolkata. The most touching tale is about the poor a poor Hindu family with eight children. The mother of the eight children shared the rice given by Mother with her muslim neighbour and relished the rice in joy of sharing. Again, she speaks about a dying lady who expressed, her gratitude to Mother smilingly with Thank you’ even when she was on the verge of death. The most lovable one is that a four-year-old boy. He did not eat sugar for three days and he gave his three days’ accumulated share of sugar to the children of Mother’s home. Thus Mother finds the greatness and nobility of the poor through her encounters with them.
12 What experience did Mother Teresa have with a disabled person who donated Mother 15 dollars ?
or, Why was Mother brimming with delight for the donation of a physically challenged person?
Ans. Mother Teresa was brimming with delight when she got 15 dollars from a disabled person. The man had been laden on bed for twenty years and no limb of his body was movable except his right hand. Smoking was his only compainon. In order to raise a fund aiming assist Mother, the man stopped smoking for a week and saved money for the service of the poor. This kind of sacrifice melted Mother’s mind. Mother also recounted
the story of Jesus and his sacrifice for all to salve the mankind. In this way, the physically challenged man was an embodiment of inspiration and joy. He was the epitome of scripture. The disabled man’s service as a good samaritan has provided recipient.
13 What did Mother Teresa propose to do with the prize money?
Ans. In her Nobel lecture Mother Teresa has made candid confession at many points. She is free and frank about the objective and utilisation of the prize money. Mother clearly expressed her desire to build home for the shelterless people because many people have to spend night under the starry sky. She strongly believed that if she could erect homes for the destitutes, more and more love would spread in the society. Thus, the wide spread of love would bring mutual understanding which would be followed by peace. Mother solely wanted to make good news for the poor. And that news as she sought should be spread from our own family first, and there in our country and finally to the whole world. In this way, Mother wanted to spend his prize money to serve the poor, to spread the message of love and peace and to build the whole world.
14 What is Mother’s conception of God? Why does Mother Teresa say that her life and the lives of the sisters have to be woven with prayer?
Ans. Mother Teresa believes that God dwells in every innoncent holy human being. He resides in all hearts that adore the christian principles-charity, compassion and forgiveness. That is why He sent his son, Jesus, as the messenger of love and peace.
Mother believes through her realisation that the humanity has been created by God to love and to be loved. So, Jesus was sent to us by God to love us and for the salvation of our sins. In order to do that Jesus made himself hungry, naked, homeless, imprisoned and even unwanted only for the purgation of all our sins. So the Christ has also preached the message of love and peace. In order to weave our love with the philosophy of God, Mother feels that her life and the lives of the sisters have to be woven with prayer. Because prayer would act as a holy communion between the God and the mankind. Here in lies the importance of weaving the prayer with lives.
16 ‘… she gave me her grateful love.. Who is ‘she’ referred to here? Relate the incident. [1 + 4 = 5] or, How did the dying woman touch Mother’s heart? –
Ans. Here ‘she’ is referred to one of the four people whom Mother and her associates picked up from the street of Calcutta.
On one occasion, Mother went out and spotted four persons lying in utmost deplorable condition on the street of Kolkata. Mother along with her sisters picked them up and brought in their home. The other three were nursed by the sisters as Mother suggested. But the woman who was extremely wretched was being taken care of by the Mother herself. Mother poured her best efforts to comfort her pain but the woman was in extremely critical condition. She took hold of Mother’s band and expressed her gratitude for Mother. Then she died. Though she died, she did not complain or grumble over anybody or anything. Rather, there was a smile on her face and this gave Mother a grateful love. Thus, the dying woman touched Mother’s heart by her expression of gratefulness and generosity.
17 ‘…Smile is the beginning of love, What, according to Mother, is the essence of smile? Show how smile is the beginning of love. –
[3+2=5]
Ans. According to Mother, the essence of smile is immense in our life. Smile liberates our mind from the earthly complications. When we smile, we forget the wordly pursuit for that moment and we cheer others with it. As we smile, we become free from all bondages.
Thus it helps to arouse cares, affection, love in others with whom we smile.
Mother strongly believes that smile is the beginning of love. Christianity taught her to render service to the destitute with a smile. It not only soothes affliction, but also brings relief in the heart. A dying man feels comfort at an affectionate smile and he immediately falls in love with beaming lips. In our present life too, smile infatuates and creates bond of love between the person smiles and the person smiled at. Thus, smile is truly the beginning of love.
18 How do the Missionaries of Charity and Mother work together to eradicate poverty from the world?
or, How do Mother Teresa and her sisters act together to remove poverty from the world?
Ans. According to Mother Teresa, she believes that they are not social workers in the true sense of the term. But they are social workers in the eyes of the people. They are much more engrossed in religious matters. However, Mother and her sisters have rendered valuable service to the downtrodden. They have provided homes to the homeless, clothes to the naked, food to the starved. Mother has practised to give lessons on health and hygiene to the poor. They have picked up a good number of people from the streets and offered treatment and motherly care. Mother herself has preached the value of love as she learnt from her real life experience. Mother along with her sisters fought firmly against abortion. The missonaries of charity also took care of the virgin mothers to avert abortion. They stood by those maiden mothers and invited them to their organisation to meet their crisis. Again, Mother and her sisters have taught family planning to the beggars, lepers, slum dwellers, Moreover, they have worked together to preach the message of love and peace apart from removing poverty.
19 How can we establish peace in the world, according to Mother?
or, What was Teresa’s solutions / remedies for all the problems / evils of the world?
Ans. The problems and evils, according to Mother Teresa, are the outcome of our actions and contemplations. The world is full of sorrows and sufferings, jealously, afflictions, hatred, destitution, starvation and even the greatest misdeed-abortion. Mother, in the journey of her world wide public service, has realised that love can wipe out everything. Mutual love and prayer can control our mind.
Mother has felt that prayer to God can peace in mind. So, it should be done from home. If we love each other, serve the poor and to God, all our negative emotions and contemplations would disappear. We may easily eradicate viles from the world. Again, prayer to God and service to the destitute would abstain one from making misdeeds. In the words of Mother, we have been created to love and be loved. Thus, preaching and practising love by us would establish in the world.
20 How did Jesus come to the world? Why did he come? [3 + 2 = 5]
Ans. Jesus was the son of God. He came to the world in the form of a man. He was sent by God because God loved the world very much. So he gave his son to virgin Mary. Jesus was born as a natural human being from the womb of virgin Mary through the Holy Spirit.
Jesus was a messenger of peace. He appeared in the world to bring good news of love and peace to the humanity. He became man in all matters except sin. He did not only come to show God’s truthfulness but also to bear witness to the truth. So, he sacrificed himself in all respects. He lived in all human being and made himself hungry, naked, homeless and even unwanted.
Write a brief note on the aptness or appropriateness of the title ‘Nobel Lecture’.
or, How far the title ‘Nobel Lecture’ is suitable with the content of the prose piece?
Ans. The Nobel Peace prize ceremony was held at Oslo, the capital of Norway in 1979. The solemn occasion was celebrated to pay tribute to Mother Teresa for her achievement of worldwide public service to the poor and the pauper and also to preach the message of peace in the whole world. A congregation was gathered to witness this ceremonial celebration of the Mother of the universe. In response to such hearty hail, Mother delivered a lecture. The lecture was the presentation of her real life encounters, experiences, vision and missions. She highlighted the plight of the poor people and how she and her sisters acted to serve and save the humanity. She added that she was not a social worker in the true sense of the term. However, she shared a good number of incidents which she came across in her life in the course of rendering service. So, the lecture was usual and traditional in respect of a Nobel Prize ceremony Award. Hence, the title ‘Nobel Lecture’ is quite apt and suggestive to its theme and content. The title thus proves appropriate and precise, indeed.
22 What, according to Mother Teresa, do children need? What is her intention to promote them?
[3 + 2 = 5]
Ans. According to Mother Teresa, children need love, care, affection, from their parents and from the world too. But it is unfortunate that a million of children are living under malnutrition. A good number of children have to suffer starvation, shelterlessness and they grow up in utter deprivation. This can be found in Kolkata, Africa, and in many parts over the world. The picture is much more dismal in the underdeveloped countries.
In her Nobel address, Mother has proposed that she wants to spend a portion of her prize money in promoting the children of the whole world. She wants to build orphanages and homes for the poor children, irrespective of class, caste and creed. Again, Mother wants these poor children to be grown up in love and care because they are the precious gifts of God.
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