With the Photographer by Stephen Leacock Most Important Objectives & summary

Summary of With the photographer

With the photographer is a type of personal essay by Stephen Leacock. The subject of this essay is his experiences with the photographer who completely distorts his photo.

The studio where the writer went to get the photograph was very dull. He was asked to wait for his turn. He was called after one hour. The camera was brought in the middle of the room.

He (Stephen Leacock) was frequently asked to adjust his head and body before the camera. He came forward and twisted his face and other parts again and again. And he made bad comments on his face and figure. After a photo shoot, he was asked to come on Saturday to take his photo.

When he got his photo on the appointed day, he was shocked and surprised to look at his photo. It was a complete distortion of his appearance. His eyebrows were removed, mouth twisted and the eyes retouched. 

So, the writer returned his photo to the photographer so that his friends might see and admire it. For the writer, the photo was quite worthless to be thrown into a dustbin.

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Most Important Objective Questions - With the photographer🔻

1. ‘With the photographer’ is written by

• C.E.M Joad   
• Stephen Leacock   
• A.G. Gardener 
• Robert Lynd

 Answer:- Stephen Leacock 

2. The photographer made him wait for

• One hour 
• Two hour 
• Three hour
• Four hour

 Answer:- One hour 

3. The photographer called the writer(Stephen Leacock) to see the proof of his photograph on

• Monday 
• Sunday 
• Friday 
• Saturday

 Answer:- Saturday 

4. Who was responsible for the mockery of Stephen Leacock’s face?

• The dentist 
• The barber
• The photographer
• The surgeon

 Answer:- The photographer 

5. What part of the writer’s face remained unchanged in his photo?

• Face
• Eyes
• Ears
• Nose

 Answer:- Ears 

6. Who had no business to comment on the gift of God?

• The teacher
• The photographer
• The Doctor 
• The dentist

 Answer:- The photographer 

7. Who told the photographer to keep his photo with himself?

• J.C. Hill
• C.E.M Joad
• Stephen Leacock
• Nobody

 Answer:- Stephen Leacock 

8. In which part of the room there is a big camera?

• Corner
• Middle
• Left Side
• Right Side

 Answer:- Middle 

9. Who said, I think the face would be better three-quarters fall?

• The Author
• The Photographer
• The Doctor
• The Barber

 Answer:- The photographer

10. Whose photo was worthless?

• Stephen Leacock
• The photographer
• J.C. Hill
• A.G. Gardiner 

Answer:- Stephen Leacock 

11. The purpose of the photograph 

• Completed
• Wasted
• Fulfilled
• Not Done 

 Answer:- Wasted 

12. "I've lived with it for forty years" has been taken from the chapter

• On letter writing
• With the photographer
• Our own civilization
• Forgetting 

 Answer:- With the photographer 

13. The photographer commented on the author's face as 

• quite wrong
• complete right
• handsome
• none of these

 Answer:- quite wrong 

14. The author Stephen Leacock has gone to a 

• college
• studio
• hotel
• school 

 Answer:- studio 

15. The photographer found the author's mouth 

• high
• low
• too high
• too low

 Answer:- too low

16. The photographer wanted to remove the author's 

• eye
• ear
• eyebrow
• nose 

 Answer:- ear

17. The photographer studio was 

• broken
• properly arranged
• not properly arranged
• arranged

 Answer:- not properly arranged 

18. The photographer was a

• tall man
• tiny man
• thin man
• fat man

 Answer:- thin man

19. Who has said that 'Is it me?'

• The Author
• The photographer
• The stranger
• Nobody

 Answer:- The Author

20. The photographer was a thin man in a

• black suit
• blue suit
• red suit
• grey suit

 Answer:- grey suit 

 Our Own Civilization by C.E.M Joad 

Most Important Subjective Questions - With the photographer🔻

1. How had the photographer arranged his studio?[2017]

फोटोग्राफर ने अपने स्टूडियो की व्यवस्था कैसे की थी? 

Ans:- The photographer’s studio had poor lighting arrangements. The sunlight came through a sheet of factory cotton hung against a frosted window. The room had a big camera in the middle. A black cloth was attached to the camera. 

Thus, we can say that the studio was shabbily arranged. 

2. What did the author think about his own face? 

लेखक ने अपने चेहरे के बारे में क्या सोचा? 

Ans:- The writer, Stephen Leacock thought that this is his own face and he has lived with it for forty years and he knows its faults. He knows it’s not beautiful, he knows it wasn’t made for him, but it’s may face the only one he has. 

And he has learned to love it. And hence, the photographer had no business to comment on this gift of God.

3. Why did the photographer take so much time? 

फ़ोटोग्राफ़र को इतना समय क्यों लगा? 

Ans:- The photographer was not satisfied with the face and posture of the writer. He was adjusting and re-adjusting his camera as well as the face and posture of the writer. That was the reason why he took so much time. 

4. Why was the author (Stephen Leacock) angry with the photographer?[2018, 2014, 2012, 2009]

लेखक फोटोग्राफर से नाराज क्यों था?

or,

 Why was the author (Stephen Leacock) not pleased with the photographer? 

लेखक फोटोग्राफर से खुश क्यों नहीं था? 

Ans:- The author, Stephen Leacock was angry with the photographer because the photo given to him is a complete distortion of his face and figure. 

His eyes are retouched and his eyebrow removed. And also planning to remove the ears entirely. It is really a mockery of his face. 

5. Why did the photographer look pleased after taking the picture?

तस्वीर लेने के बाद फोटोग्राफर खुश क्यों दिखा? 

Ans:- The photographer suggested many ways to get the perfect click while on the other side, the author felt humiliated and insulted. 

Hence, the author stood up from his seat and at this moment, the photographer clicked the photo. The photographer felt pleased as he had caught the features in a natural way and he could click the photo the way he wanted. 

6. Why did the author ask ‘ Is it me’? When he saw the photograph? 

लेखक ने क्यों पूछा, 'क्या यह मैं हूँ'? जब उसने फोटोग्राफ को देखा? 

Ans:- The author, Stephen Leacock asked such a question because when the photographer unfolded the photograph, the author saw that his eyes were retouched and not looking like his own. 

His eyebrows are removed and the mouth was a little bit adjusted. It was really a mockery of his face and the photograph does not look like his own. 

That is why the author asked the photographer ‘Is it me’? 

7. What had the photographer done with the author’s eyes?

फोटोग्राफर ने लेखक की आंखों के साथ क्याकिया था? 

Ans:- The photographer had retouched the author’s eyes because according to him, they come out splendidly. He also removed the eyebrows and have the process of putting new ones. 

8. What had he done with the author’s mouth? 

उसने लेखक के मुंह के साथ क्या किया था? 

Ans:- The photographer had adjusted the author’s mouth in order to make a more beautiful photograph. Because the author’s mouth was too low. 

9. What did he want to do with the author’s ears? 

वह लेखक के कानों के साथ क्या करना चाहता था? 

Ans:- The ears of the author were left unchanged in his photograph and were liked by the author. But the photographer told him to fix that all right in the print. And he has a process now for removing the ears entirely. 

10. Why was the purpose of the photograph wasted? 

तस्वीर का उद्देश्य क्यों बर्बाद किया गया था? 

Ans:- The purpose of the photograph wasted because the author (Stephen Leacock) wanted a picture, something which bad though but would look like him. 

He wanted something that would depict his face as heaven gave it to him. He wanted something that his friends might keep after his death to reconcile them to his loss. 

And what he wanted is not done, so he refused to take the photograph. Hence, the purpose of the photograph wasted.

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