A Baker from Goa

The elders in Goa are nostalgic about

• The portuguese people

• The good old protuguese days

• loaves of bread

• All of the above

The author is

• Lucia Rodrigues

• Lucio Rodriguez

• Lucia Rodriguez

• Lucio Rodrigues

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The baker used to come daily

• once a day

• twice

• thrice

• four times

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loaves were bought by Paskine or bastine means

• They were famous names of the girls of Goa

• They were famous names of the ladies of houses

• They were famous names of young children

• They were famous names of maid servants

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loaves for the elders and cakes for the children

• True

• False

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Part of the tulsi tree was used to brush teeth

• True

• False

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Rebuke also means to disapprove

• True

• False

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In the olden days baker in Goa was known as

• baker

• pader

• kabai

• bolinhas

Which name is used for the sweet bread?

• bol

• kabai

• pader

• cake

When were the bills collected?

• daily

• weekly

• fortnightly

• at the end of the month