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Alternative English - The Scarecrow

 

THE SCARECROW:

1.       What was the name of Mriganko Babu’s driver?

Ans- Sudheer

2.       Name the Magazine asked Mringanko babu for a story.

Ans- The Bharat Magazine

3.       Whose voice did Mriganko Babu recognize in the voice of the scarecrow?

Ans- Mriganko Babu recognized the voice of the scarecrow as that voice was his servant’s Abhiram.

4.       Where did the scarecrow ask Mriganko Babu to look for his watch?

Ans- The scarecrow asked Mriganko Babu to look for his watch under the wardrobe at his house.

5.       Who was Abhiram? 2017,18

Ans- Abhiram was the servant of the Mriganko Babu who had worked in his house for 20 years .

6.       Who had authored the story “The Scarecrow”? 2017

Ans- Satyajit Ray is the author of the story ‘The Scarecrow’.

7.       What was the full name of Mriganko Babu?

Ans- The full name of Mringanko Babu was Mringankoshekhar Mukhopadhyay.

8.       Why did Sudheer at pay any attention to? 2018

Ans- Mriganko Babu had pointed out to Sudheer that the petrol gauge of the car had not been working properly and Sudheer had not paid much attention to it.

9.       Why did Mringanko Babu go to Durgapur? 2017

Ans- Mringanko Babu was a famous writer. He was invited by a club of Durgapur in a cultural function to felicitate him. Thus, he was travelling to Durgapur.

10.   Why did Abhiram leave the house of Mringangko Babu?

Ans- Abhiram had worked in Mrigangko Babu’s family for 20 years but one day he was accused of stealing a gold watch from Mriganko Babu’s house. That way Abhiram left the house of Mringangko Babu.

 

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