When Granny Wanted A Lemon Quiz

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  • AP Literature
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1. Mani was Swami's friend.

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The given statement states that Mani was Swami's friend. Since there is no contradictory information provided, we can assume that the statement is true.

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When Granny Wanted A Lemon Quiz - Quiz

Have you read the famous story When Granny Wanted A Lemon by RK Narayan? We have this "When Granny Wanted A Lemon quiz" for you. For the lovers of English literature, especially those, who are fond of Indian literature, this story is a special one. This small chapter has some... see moredetails that you are expected to know before you pass this quiz. Here, you will come across various details and events that you have to tell whether they are true or not. All the best!
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2. Swami parted from Mani at a new market near the church.

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The statement is false because it mentions that Swami parted from Mani at a new market near the church, but there is no information given about Swami and Mani meeting or parting ways at any market or near a church. Therefore, we cannot determine the accuracy of the statement.

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3. Swami was very happy on his way back home from the playground.

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The statement mentions that Swami was very happy on his way back home from the playground. Since the answer is False, it implies that Swami was not happy on his way back home from the playground.

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4. Granny had a headache.

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The statement "Granny had a headache" is given, and the answer is "False." This means that the statement is not true, indicating that Granny did not have a headache.

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5. Swami had not helped his Granny.

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The given statement states that Swami had not helped his Granny. Since the statement is in the past tense and the word "not" is used, it implies that Swami did not provide any assistance to his Granny. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

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6. Granny never appreciated Swami.

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The statement suggests that Granny never appreciated Swami. However, the correct answer is False, indicating that Granny did appreciate Swami.

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7. While Swami waited for Granny's answer, he felt that she would scold him.

Explanation

Swami's anticipation of being scolded by Granny while waiting for her answer suggests that he has experienced scolding from her in the past. This is supported by the fact that he feels anxious about her response. Therefore, the statement is true.

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8. Swami was violently sucking coffee from a tumbler.

Explanation

The given statement suggests that Swami was drinking coffee from a tumbler in a forceful or aggressive manner. Since the statement does not provide any contradictory information, it can be assumed that the statement is true.

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9. Granny wanted to give Swami three pies for doing her work.

Explanation

The given statement suggests that Granny intended to reward Swami with three pies for completing her work. The answer "True" indicates that this statement is accurate and aligns with the information provided.

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10. Swami loved to watch a game of cricket.

Explanation

The statement "Swami loved to watch a game of cricket" is given, and we are asked to determine if it is true or false. The correct answer is False because there is no information provided in the statement about Swami's preference for watching cricket. Therefore, we cannot assume that Swami loved to watch a game of cricket.

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Mani was Swami's friend.
Swami parted from Mani at a new market near the church.
Swami was very happy on his way back home from the playground.
Granny had a headache.
Swami had not helped his Granny.
Granny never appreciated Swami.
While Swami waited for Granny's answer, he felt that she would scold...
Swami was violently sucking coffee from a tumbler.
Granny wanted to give Swami three pies for doing her work.
Swami loved to watch a game of cricket.
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