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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Under which charity’s banner is the school where Manju works?
(a) EARL.
(b) IDEA.
(c) PREP.
(d) REAP.

2. How does the text gloss the term “bhaari”?
(a) Green.
(b) Grand.
(c) Great.
(d) Grave.

3. Which of the following is Manju’s cousin?
(a) Abdul.
(b) Arjun.
(c) Aarav.
(d) Anil.

4. Which of the following is celebrated with water balloons in the text?
(a) Haandi.
(b) Diwali.
(c) Navratri.
(d) Holi.

5. Which of the following is found dead in an open-air toilet?
(a) Audhen.
(b) Advik.
(c) Arjun.
(d) Aarav.

6. Which of the following is “the annual flirtfest” in the text (180)?
(a) Holi.
(b) Navratri.
(c) Diwali.
(d) Haandi.

7. Which of the following does Kalu claim as his main god?
(a) Ganpati.
(b) Kartikeya.
(c) Hanuman.
(d) Ayyappan.

8. Which of the following is called German silver in the text?
(a) Tin.
(b) Steel.
(c) Aluminum.
(d) Silver.

9. Which of the following nicknames does Asha carry?
(a) Priestess.
(b) Teacher.
(c) Fixer.
(d) Professor.

10. To what group does Meena belong?
(a) Kshatriya.
(b) Dalit.
(c) Brahmin.
(d) Vaishya.

11. Which of the following attempts to extort the Husains at Karam’s trial?
(a) Pawar.
(b) Paikrao.
(c) Sawant.
(d) Thokale.

12. In which language are the village movies Asha watches?
(a) Urdu.
(b) English.
(c) Arabic.
(d) Marathi.

13. How many years older than Sunil is Sonu?
(a) 2.
(b) 4.
(c) 3.
(d) 5.

14. Where do Kalu’s father and brother go to find work?
(a) Waverle.
(b) Vengoan.
(c) Karjat.
(d) Kadav.

15. Which of the following degrees is Manju poised to earn?
(a) PhD.
(b) MA.
(c) EdS.
(d) BA.

Short Answer Questions

1. For how many rupees is a stolen ladder sold?

2. What community group does Manju join?

3. At which of the following is Asha enrolled?

4. Which drug dealer does Kalu observe?

5. In what Indian state are Maoist revolutionaries active in the book?

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