An Astrologer's Day

Many years ago the astrologer had .........

• studied astrology

• stabbed a man and left him for dead

• read the stranger’s palm

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The astrologer had .........

• green light

• a red light

• no light

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‘Raja’s Delicacy’ is ......

• eaten by Rajas only

• eaten by the astrologer

• the name given to a stale sweet by a vendor of fried groundnuts

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The astrologer demands ............ from the stranger.

• five rupees

• twelve annas and a half

• three pies

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The stranger gave the astrologer ................

• twelve annas

• twelve annas and a half

• one rupee

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The astrologer asked the stranger to ............

• come to the city often

• go to the Raja

• to remain in his village forever

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The astrologer warned the stranger never to travel in ........... direction.

• northern

• southern

• eastern

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The astrologer’s wife wanted to make ........... with the money.

• sweets

• some dish

• jewellery

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The astrologer confessed the truth to ...........

• the stranger

• his wife

• his child

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The stranger’s name is ........

• Guru Nayak

• Guru Wala

• Guru Nanak

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