A) Danger B) Wealth C) Power D) Peace
A) Poverty and struggle B) Fear and isolation C) Anger and rebellion D) Freedom and individuality
A) The Slums B) The Darkness C) The Shadows D) The Coop
A) The Light B) The Palace C) The Rich D) The City
A) Escaping from a burning building B) Climbing a massive mountain C) Sailing across a stormy sea D) Breaking free from a rooster coop
A) Rumi B) Ghalib C) Tagore D) Iqbal
A) They refuse to work hard enough B) They lack the courage to fight C) They can’t see what is beautiful in this world D) They are controlled by evil rulers
A) A socialist utopian society B) A modern day, capitalist Indian society C) A feudal monarchical society D) A traditional agrarian society
A) Sikhs B) Muslims C) Buddhists D) Christians
A) He is promoted and rewarded B) He is arrested and imprisoned C) He is blackmailed and sacked D) He is forgiven and given a warning
A) Zamindars, politicians, and businessmen B) Farmers, artisans, and laborers C) Priests, monks, and scholars D) Foreigners, tourists, and writers
A) Corrupt police officers B) Wealthy landowners C) Poor and underprivileged D) Successful entrepreneurs
A) Ramin Bahrani B) Aravind Adiga C) Priyanka Chopra Jonas D) Emma Lee-Potter
A) The Independent B) The San Francisco Chronicle C) The New York Times D) The Guardian
A) The Independent B) The San Francisco Chronicle C) The Washington Post D) The Times of India
A) Old newspapers B) Plastic bags C) Dry wood D) Coal
A) Adarsh Gourav B) Ramin Bahrani C) Rajkummar Rao D) Aravind Adiga
A) 24 February 2022 B) 23 January 2021 C) 5 April 2018 D) 3 September 2019
A) The Golden Globes and the Cannes Film Festival B) The 74th British Academy Film Awards and 93rd Academy Awards C) The Emmy Awards and the Screen Actors Guild Awards D) The Filmfare Awards and the National Film Awards
A) Rajkummar Rao, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Adarsh Gourav B) Irrfan Khan, Deepika Padukone, and Nawazuddin Siddiqui C) Amitabh Bachchan, Kareena Kapoor, and Vicky Kaushal D) Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai, and Ranbir Kapoor
A) China B) India C) England D) America
A) Asianization B) Americanization C) Europeanization D) Westernization
A) His caste B) His family name C) His religion D) His accent
A) Ashok's B) Pinky's C) Balram's D) The narrator's
A) Gurgaon B) Bangalore C) Mumbai D) New York
A) An industrial atmosphere B) An American atmosphere C) A traditional atmosphere D) A European atmosphere
A) The historical center of Delhi B) The poorest district of Delhi C) The modernest suburb of Delhi-National Capital Region D) The oldest village near Delhi
A) An indoor beach B) A cinema inside C) A grocery market D) A hotel attached
A) Balram's mother B) Balram's wife C) Ashok's sister D) Pinky Madam
A) Fifty years B) Ten years C) Five years D) Twenty years
A) A politician B) An entrepreneur C) A professor D) A landlord
A) A restaurant chain B) A taxi service C) An international tech firm D) A retail shopping mall
A) Wen Jiabao B) Ashok C) Aravind Adiga D) Balram Halwai
A) 2008 B) 2010 C) 2005 D) 2003
A) Nobel Prize B) Pulitzer Prize C) Man Booker International D) Booker Prize
A) Ashok B) Wen Jiabao C) Pinky D) Balram Halwai
A) Wen Jiabao B) The Prime Minister of India C) Aravind Adiga D) Ashok
A) Seven B) Ten C) Five D) Three
A) Landlord B) Taxi driver C) Rickshaw puller D) Teashop owner
A) Laxmangarh B) Dhanbad C) Bangalore D) New Delhi
A) A luxury hotel B) A coal mine C) A teashop D) A government office
A) Toyota Corolla B) Suzuki Swift C) Honda City D) Hyundai Accent
A) Bangalore B) Kolkata C) New Delhi D) Mumbai
A) Software B) Agriculture C) Coal D) Textiles
A) By stabbing him with a broken bottle B) By shooting him with a gun C) By crashing the car D) By poisoning his food
A) Bangalore B) New Delhi C) Dhanbad D) Kolkata
A) 33 B) 40 C) 45 D) 28
A) Third B) Fourth C) Second D) First
A) Science fiction B) Fantasy epic C) Historical romance D) Picaresque novel |