SNAPSHOT- RANGA'S MARRIAGE

“Don’t forget, I developed on the hints you had given me.” What does the line suggest?

• Narrator tutored Shastri for what to tell

• Everything that Shastri told was based on his predictions

• Both (a) and (b)

• None of the above

What are the two things Hoshahalli famous for?

• Creepers and mangoes

• beautiful people

• its topography

• all the above

The whole village congregated at Ranga's home because

• He had organised a function

• a religious ceremony was to take place

• he had returned from city after his higher education

• all the above

The crowed wanted to make sure if Ranga had

• left his culture

• stopped wearing Janewara

• started looking different

• all the above

According to Ranga his would be wife should be

• matured

• big enough to understand him

• Both A and B

• None of the above

Why did Shyama tell Ranga“Come, let’s go and see Shastri.”

• Ranga was upset

• he was angry with Ratna

• He wanted to marry Ratna but Shyama had declared that she was already married

• all the above

How does the narrator speak of Ranga’s character?

• poorly

• highly

• boastful

• Does not speaks of his character

Before you take another bite, the fruit slips out of your hand and falls to the ground. How do you feel? Ranga’s face showed the same disappointment when the singing stopped. in what reference the narrator speaks this?

• Shastri's failed prediction

• Ranga's coming to know that Ratna was already married

• Ratna's refusal to marry Ranga

• None of the above

“It was my coming in that stopped the singing. Let me leave.” Words, mere words!" the sentence refers that

• Shastri was telling a lie

• Ratna too confessed her love for Ranga

• Ranga actually didn't want to leave Shyama's home after looking at Ratna

• None of the above

“What? Only this morning...” the speaker of this sentence is

• Shastri

• The narrator/Shyama

• Ranga

• None