A Baker from Goa

What does the narrator still remember?

• Typical fragrance of the loaves

• Typical fragrance of the dough

• Typical fragrance of the mould

• None of the Above

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_____ was called kabai.

• Baker’s dress

• Baker’s basket

• Baker’s bamboo

• Baker’s song

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What did the children long for?

• Loaves

• Bread bangles

• Banana bread

• All of the above

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Why do the elders think about their past?

• They miss the old good days.

• They miss their bad days.

• They think youngers are slow.

• None of the above.

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Where were the monthly accounts of the Baker recorded ?

• In a copy, with pencil.

• On a wall , with pencil.

• On a whiteboard, with pencil.

• In computer.

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In the olden days a baker in Goa was known as :

• Baker

• Kabai

• Pader

• Bolinhas.

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Who ruled over Goa?

• British

• Portuguese

• Dutch

• French

How many times did the bakers visit the village?

• Once in a day.

• Twice a day.

• Thrice a day.

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How did the narrator used to wake up in the morning when he was a child ?

• After listening to the alarm.

• His mother woke him up.

• After listening to the jingling sound of the Baker's bamboo.

• He woke up by himself.

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Who is the author of "A Baker from Goa"?

• Arup Kumar Datta

• Lokesh Abrol

• Lucio Rodrigues

• None of the Above.

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