Module 1 & 2 GE

What do the bangle sellers carry to the temple fair?

• Silver and blue bangles
• Delicate, bright, rainbow-tinted circles of light
• Lustrous tokens of radiant lives
• Fields of sunlit corn

Which type of bangles are described as being "like the flame of her marriage fire"?

• Silver and blue as the mountain mist
• Fields of sunlit corn
• Bangles meant to be worn during her wedding

• Purple and gold flecked grey

What do the purple and gold flecked grey bangles symbolize?

• A maiden's innocence
• A bride's happiness
• A woman's journey through life midway
• A mother's love

Which phrase from the poem describes bangles that are suitable for a maiden's wrist?

• "Rainbow-tinted circles of light"
• "Silver and blue as the mountain mist"
• "Fields of sunlit corn"
• "Flame of her marriage fire"

What do the bangles flushed like the buds symbolize?

• Tranquility
• Dreams
• Radiance
• Innocence

Which line from the poem describes bangles suitable for a bride on her bridal morn?

• "Fields of sunlit corn"
• "Like the flame of her marriage fire"
• "For happy daughters and happy wives"
• "Some, like the buds that dream"

What do the bangles "rich with the hue of her heart's desire" represent?

• Bride's happiness
• Maiden's innocence
• Mother's love
• Woman's journey through life midway

According to the poem, what do the bangles represent for a woman who has journeyed through life midway?

• Maiden's innocence
• Bride's happiness
• Mother's love
• Fruitful pride

What do the bangles symbolize for a woman who serves her household in fruitful pride?

• Bride's happiness
• Maiden's innocence
• Mother's love
• Journey through life midway

Which phrase from the poem describes bangles suitable for a woman who worships the gods at her husband's side?

• "For happy daughters and happy wives"
• "Fields of sunlit corn"
• "Like the buds that dream"
• "Some are flushed like the buds that dream"