Question

Reading passage:



A little boy was crying outside the school building. It was Asmita's brother, who went to music classes once a week. What he had forgotten was that the classes had been cancelled that day. Whoever attended music classes didn't remind him after school. Usually, Asmita would pick him up after his classes. He wondered how he would get back home. He realised that he would have to act quickly. He would have to choose which route he would want to take back home. He decided that he would take the road that went around the park. While he walked home he saw many people. Whoever saw him smiled and waved at him. He enjoyed his walk and reached home before sunset. He wondered why he had cried about it in the first place.

Tap the sentence with a noun clause that the author is likely to use to conclude the passage.

Answer 1

Here, the noun clause ‘Whatever happened’ acts as the subject in the sentence. It is a sentence with which the author is most likely to conclude the passage since it talks about how the boy felt at the end of the day.