Indian Writing in English solved MCQs

a. Lakha

B. Bakha

c. Col. Hutchinson

d. Sohini

a. He believes it will help disguise his untouchability

B. It is more affordable then Indian clothing

c. He is too tall for Indian Clothing

d. He thinks wearing it will make him a sahib.

a. The weaver’s wife

B. Chhota’s mother

c. Gulabo’s sister

d. The leather maker’s wife

a. A peevish old black moneylender

B. A slave driver

c. A day dreamer

d. A high class latrine cleaner

a. A sepoy

B. A priest of the temple

c. A sahib

d. A hindu water carrier

a. Because she broke her son’s heart

B. Because she is jealous of Sohini’s beauty

c. Because Sohini is smart and rude towards her

d. Because sohini is of a higher class than her

a. A pair of trousers

B. An old uniform

c. A cricket bat

d. Money

a. The Pundits

B. The Sepoys

c. The tax collectors

d. Bakha

a. Power to forgive

B. Power to create

c. Power to take revenge

d. Power to destroy

a. Sohini is always rude to her

B. Sohini broke her son’s heart

c. She was jealous of her beauty

d. She was helped by the pandit

a. Colonel Hutchinson

B. Mary Hutchinson

c. Charat Singh

d. Mahatma Gandhi

a. Pilpali Sahib

B. Bakshish

c. Bara Babu

d. Kala Babu

a. thanked him

B. shouted at him for polluting the boy

c. invited him for tea

d. gave him sweets

a. Sahib

B. Mohamedan

c. Hindu

d. Brahmin

a. the babus

B. the tommies

c. the rich

d. the middle class

a. Balaghat town

B. Bulandshahr town

c. Balangir town

d. Gadarpur town

a. abolition of caste system

B. introduction of flush system

c. gender equality

d. changing of profession

a. Charat Singh

B. Kali Nath

c. Ram Charan

d. Lakha

a. Ramcharan

B. Havildar Charat Singh

c. Colonel Hutchinson

d. The Burra Babu’s son

a. Burra Babu

B. Pilpali Sahib

c. Bakshish

d. Master

a. conversion to Christianity

B. practice of equality

c. the flush system

d. all of the above

a. the Mohammedan

B. Gulabo

c. Pundit Kali Nath

d. the Tonga Wallah

a. Gulabo’s sister

B. The woman at the market

c. The weaver’s wife

d. Bakha’s mother

a. smart

B. helped by the Pundit

c. beautiful

d. Lakha’s daughter

a. Bulashah

B. Pune

c. Calcutta

d. Maharastra