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Instruction: Choose Yes (True) or No (False) for the following comprehensions.

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M2.1 Quiz 2 (TVBTS)Online version Instruction: Choose Yes (True) or No (False) for the following comprehensions. by Na Choung Peng 1 Hari went to Bombay because he wanted to leave everything behind and start fresh. Yes No 2 Hari's first impression of Bombay was that he was in awe of the urban lifestyle. Yes No 3 Once Hari got to Bombay, he was harassed by a police officer who called him a pumpkin. Yes No 4 When he first wandered in the city, Hari met two people. The coconut man and the beggar. Yes No 5 The coconut man sold Hari a big coconut for 2 rupees. Yes No 6 The coconut man advise Hari about how great the government was and that they were like parents to the citizens. Yes No 7 The beggar told Hari the real truth about the coconut man's night-time business and how dangerous it is in city's night. Yes No 8 Hiralal is the watch man who stand guards the premises of where wealthy people live. Yes No 9 Hari was assisted by Hiralal in finding the De Silvas' house at the foot of the hill. Yes No 10 Before reaching the address, Hari's heart beat covetously with fright and excitement. Yes No 11 Hari knocked on the door of the address only to be greeted by the worker who immediately yelled "Are you blind? Do you not see the doorbell?" Yes No 12 Hari was rejected for a job at the De Silvas' house due to his suspicious looks. Yes No 13 Hari was introduced to Jagu, the owner of the Sri Krishna Eating house, by Hiralal and earned his place there in the mean time. Yes No 14 The Sri Krishna Eating house was a run-down restaurant with rats and roaches around corners. Yes No 15 Hari worked at the restaurant tirelessly for 2 rupees a day, and he slept on the kitchen floor as there no other accommodations. Yes No 16 In the restaurant, Hari got along well with the other two boys who also worked in the kitchen. Yes No 17 Soon after, Hari was introduced to a watch repair man named Mr. Panwallah. Yes No 18 In the village, Lila was given the opportunity to work for the De Silvas during their second visit to Thul. With this, she was able to earn a lot of money and pay for her mother's hospital bills. Yes No 19 After asking the De Silvas for help in putting her mother up at the hospital, Lila was questioned by her father of her whereabouts. Yes No 20 Lila didn't want her father to visit her mother because she was afraid that he'd drunkenly act out and cause chaos. Yes No 21 Lila's mother was diagnosed with malaria. Yes No 22 Meanwhile, Hari struggled against the Monsoon chill. Therefore, he chose to sleep in the park after having a chat with Jagu. Yes No 23 While resting at the park, Hari was approached by a beggar who complained that he was taking up his sleeping spot. Yes No 24 When the police officer approached Hari, his response was defensive and pointed towards the park being a public area. Yes No 25 Hari wanted to write a letter to home as he had done before to let his sisters know that he is fine and well in Bombay. Yes No 26 At home, Lila was asked by the De Silvas to look after a friend of theirs who will be staying at Mon Repos. Yes No 27 Lila and her sisters were curious about the strangers' demeanor over birds. Yes No 28 Lila and her sisters finally received a letter sent by Hari from Bombay. They were happy to know that their brother was working hard in the city. This made them very optimistic that Hari will return. Yes No 29 The monsoon flooded part of the city and rendered the park and kitchen floor inhospitable for Hari to sleep at night. Yes No 30 Jagu had taken Hari in for the time being by allowing him to stay at his house. Yes No 31 Jagu's wife was less than esthetic to feed another mouth while having less at home. Yes No 32 Jagu's house was located in the flooded slums with his house overflowed, boxes floated, and space cramped. Yes No 33 Jagu's wife had a conversation with Hari about their mutual experience of male violence in the household. Yes No 34 At the village, fishermen were struggling to put food on the table thus why they were risking it all with their dated boats to fish during the storm. Yes No 35 Ramu had warned the villagers that their boats will not hold up against the monsoon storm and that they will die if they leave shore. Yes No 36 The warning unfolded as the fishermen's boats sank. However, Biju was there to save them in time. The only casualties were 3 Alibagh men had not survived. Yes No 37 Hari had heard of the news about the boat incident in the village via the television in the restaurant. He was eager to return home to check on his community. Yes No 38 After days of being stuck in Bombay due to the monsoon storm, Hari had heard that Mr. Panwallah was ill with no one to take care of him. Yes No 39 Mr. Panwallah provided two reasons to Hari to convince him to stay. Yes No 40 When Hari asked Jagu to return home, Jagu said to wait until Diwali when his sister would be there to replace Hari's position in the restaurant. Yes No

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M2.1 Quiz 2 (TVBTS)Online version

by Na Choung Peng

Hari went to Bombay because he wanted to leave everything behind and start fresh.

Hari's first impression of Bombay was that he was in awe of the urban lifestyle.

Once Hari got to Bombay, he was harassed by a police officer who called him a pumpkin.

When he first wandered in the city, Hari met two people. The coconut man and the beggar.

The coconut man sold Hari a big coconut for 2 rupees.

The coconut man advise Hari about how great the government was and that they were like parents to the citizens.

The beggar told Hari the real truth about the coconut man's night-time business and how dangerous it is in city's night.

Hiralal is the watch man who stand guards the premises of where wealthy people live.

Hari was assisted by Hiralal in finding the De Silvas' house at the foot of the hill.

Before reaching the address, Hari's heart beat covetously with fright and excitement.

Hari knocked on the door of the address only to be greeted by the worker who immediately yelled "Are you blind? Do you not see the doorbell?"

Hari was rejected for a job at the De Silvas' house due to his suspicious looks.

Hari was introduced to Jagu, the owner of the Sri Krishna Eating house, by Hiralal and earned his place there in the mean time.

The Sri Krishna Eating house was a run-down restaurant with rats and roaches around corners.

Hari worked at the restaurant tirelessly for 2 rupees a day, and he slept on the kitchen floor as there no other accommodations.

In the restaurant, Hari got along well with the other two boys who also worked in the kitchen.

Soon after, Hari was introduced to a watch repair man named Mr. Panwallah.

In the village, Lila was given the opportunity to work for the De Silvas during their second visit to Thul. With this, she was able to earn a lot of money and pay for her mother's hospital bills.

After asking the De Silvas for help in putting her mother up at the hospital, Lila was questioned by her father of her whereabouts.

Lila didn't want her father to visit her mother because she was afraid that he'd drunkenly act out and cause chaos.

Lila's mother was diagnosed with malaria.

Meanwhile, Hari struggled against the Monsoon chill. Therefore, he chose to sleep in the park after having a chat with Jagu.

While resting at the park, Hari was approached by a beggar who complained that he was taking up his sleeping spot.

When the police officer approached Hari, his response was defensive and pointed towards the park being a public area.

Hari wanted to write a letter to home as he had done before to let his sisters know that he is fine and well in Bombay.

At home, Lila was asked by the De Silvas to look after a friend of theirs who will be staying at Mon Repos.

Lila and her sisters were curious about the strangers' demeanor over birds.

Lila and her sisters finally received a letter sent by Hari from Bombay. They were happy to know that their brother was working hard in the city. This made them very optimistic that Hari will return.

The monsoon flooded part of the city and rendered the park and kitchen floor inhospitable for Hari to sleep at night.

Jagu had taken Hari in for the time being by allowing him to stay at his house.

Jagu's wife was less than esthetic to feed another mouth while having less at home.

Jagu's house was located in the flooded slums with his house overflowed, boxes floated, and space cramped.

Jagu's wife had a conversation with Hari about their mutual experience of male violence in the household.

At the village, fishermen were struggling to put food on the table thus why they were risking it all with their dated boats to fish during the storm.

Ramu had warned the villagers that their boats will not hold up against the monsoon storm and that they will die if they leave shore.

The warning unfolded as the fishermen's boats sank. However, Biju was there to save them in time. The only casualties were 3 Alibagh men had not survived.

Hari had heard of the news about the boat incident in the village via the television in the restaurant. He was eager to return home to check on his community.

After days of being stuck in Bombay due to the monsoon storm, Hari had heard that Mr. Panwallah was ill with no one to take care of him.

Mr. Panwallah provided two reasons to Hari to convince him to stay.

When Hari asked Jagu to return home, Jagu said to wait until Diwali when his sister would be there to replace Hari's position in the restaurant.