In the Bazaars of Hyderabad

What was not being sold by the merchants?

• Turbans and tunics

• mirrors

• daggers

• saffron

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The vendors were weighing ---------- .

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Which of these does the goldsmith not make?

• wristlet

• anklet

• ivory dice

• ring

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What are the fruit-men selling?

• apple, apricots and dates

• citron, pomegranate and plum

• mango, jackfruit and banana

• none of the above

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By 'frail' the poet means that the dragonfly's wing is:

• strong

• delicate

• transparent

• thick

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'To perfume' means to:

• add colour

• make fragrant

• make tasty

• none of the above

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Identify the image.

• Dagger

• Girdle

• Wristlet

• Scabbards

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Who has written the poem 'In the Bazaars of Hyderabad'?

• Rabindranath Tagore

• Sarojini Naidu

• Amrita Pritam

• Kamala Surayya

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What is frail as a dragon fly's wing?

• Girdles of gold

• Scabbards of gold

• Bells for feet of blue pigeons

• Daggers

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The flower girls sell tassles of _________flowers for the bridegroom.

• azure and red

• orange and red

• red and white

• azure and crimson

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