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The story is a ______ portrait of traditional Goan village baker
self
pen
auto
none of these
What all do the elders often reminisce nostalgically about ?
their famous loaves of bread
the Portugese
good old Portugese days
none of these
The bakers are known as __________ in Goa.
What was the baker used to be to the author in his childhood ?
friend
companion
guide
all of the above
The baker used to come at least _________ a day.
once
twice
thrice
none of the above
When was the first time the baker used to come ?
after emptying his huge basket
when he wanted to
when he had to go to earn money for family
when he set out in the morning on his selling round
When was the second time the baker used to come ?
after emptying his huge basket
when he wanted to
when he had to go to earn money for family
when he set out in the morning on his selling round
What woke them up from sleep ?
the baker
the chirping birds
the jingling thud of his bamboo
none of these
What names of the maid-servants does the poet assume to be ?
Paskine and Bastine
Baskine and Pastine
Fastine and Maskine
none of these
What did the author long for ?
bols
bread
bread-bangles
bolinhas
'Rebuke' means an expression of approval.
True
False
The baker makes musical entry on the scene with the 'jhang-jhang' sound of his bamboo staff.
True
False
How did the poet and his friends used to peek into the basket ?
climb a tree
climb a bench
climb a parapet
climb up the terrace
What could wash and clean up the mouth nicely ?
hot chocolate
hot tea
hot coffee
none of these
Marriage gifts are meaningless without the sweet bread known as the _________ .
bolinhas
bread
cakes
bols
A party or feast loses its charm without _________ .
bolinhas
bread
cakes
bols
What must be prepared by the lady of the house on the occasion of her daughter's engagement ?
bols
sandwiches
bolinhas
breads
What are a must for Christmas and other festivals ?
bolinhas
bread
cakes
bols
The presence of what in the village is absolutely essential ?
breads
bamboo staffs
bols
baker's furnances
The baker or bread-seller of those days had a peculiar dress known as ___________ .
Monthly accounts were recorded on ________ in ________ .
walls, pencil
walls, pens
cupboard, marker
blackboard, chalk
Baking was indeed a profitable profession in the old days.
True
False
Who is the author of 'A Baker from Goa' ?
What name is used for sweet bread?
bols
bolinhas
pader
kabai
When were the bills collected ?
fortnightly
weekly
at the end of the month
at the end of the day
_________ for the elders and ________ for the children .
bols, cakes
bangles, loaves
loaves, bangles
breads, sandwiches
Where were the bakers especially found in India ?
Goa
Karnataka
Mumbai
Assam
Who ruled over Goa ?
British
Portuguese
Chinese
none of these
What type of people are bakers ?
prosperous
poor
happy
both A and C
both A and B
What type of physique do bakers have ?
weak
plump
jackfruit-like
skinny
Those ______ of loaves might have vanished but the ______ are still there.
eaters, makers
makers, eaters
The makers of loaves include _______.
the mixers
the workers
the moulders
the paders
What all things are that are still there in Goa about bakers ?
thud and jingle of traditional baker's bamboo
fire in those age-old, time-tested furnaces
old Portuguese days
eaters of loaves made by bakers
sons who carry on the family profession
What would the baker great the lady of the house ?
Good evening
Good morning
Namaste
Good afternon
On what does the baker used to place his basket ?
parapet
table
vertical bamboo
floor
What invites the comment that someone is dressed like a pader ?
if someone wears half pants which reaches just below the ankles
if someone wears half pants which reaches just below the knees
if someone wears trousers
both A and B
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