The Bangle sellers

1. Where do the bangle sellers carry their bangles to ? Why?

• To the temple fair to donate them.

• To the supermarket to sell them.

• To the temple fair to sell them.

• To the wedding to wear them.

2.What do the multicoloured bangles symbolise?

• The radical lives of "daughters" and "wives'

• The radiant lives of "happy daughters" and "happy wives"

• The lives of "happy daughters" and "happy wives'

• The radiant daughters and wives'

3. _______ coloured bangles are suitable for maiden's wrist.

• Silver and golden coloured bangles.

• Silver and black coloured bangles.

• Pink and blue coloured bangles.

• Silver and blue coloured bangles.

Which figure of speech is used in "the buds dream"?

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Simile

• Personification

What are the new born leaves symbolic of?

• Innocent and virtuous madam.

• Pure, innocent and virtual maidens.

• Pure, innocent and virtuous maid.

• Pure, innocent and virtuous maidens.

For whom are the “purple and gold flecked grey” bangles suitable?

• Woman who has jumped through life midway.

• Woman who has journeyed through life midway.

• Woman who has journeyed through Highway.

• Woman who has journeyed through life middle way.

Discuss the use of colour imagery in the poem.

• Colours represent various moods and aspects of life.

• Colours represent various moulds and aspects of life.

• Colours transfer various moods and aspects of life.

• Colours represent happiness of life.

Yellow, fiery red and gold are symbolic of.....

• Bridal dresses, dreams and hopes of a happy married life.

• Bridal desires, drums and hopes of a happy married life.

• Bridal desires, dreams and hopes of a happy maiden life.

• Bridal desires, dreams and hopes of a happy married life.

Mention the figure of speech in, "Tinkling, luminous, tender and clear."

• Alteration

• Altercation

• Repetition

• Alliteration

The poem explores____________.

• the life of old women, the culture and traditions.

• the life of poor women, the culture and traditions.s.

• the life of Indian women, the culture and tradition

• the lifestyle of Indian women, the culture and tradition