Rabindranath Tagore - Stories and Themes Quiz

What does Phatik realize after moving to Calcutta?

Question Answer Choices He wants to stay with his uncle permanently. He prefers his aunt's company over his mother's. He enjoys the city life more than his village. He misses his rural village and the life he had there.

How does Tagore illustrate the bond of friendship between Mini and the Kabuliwala in "Kabuliwala?"

Question Answer Choices Through their shared jokes and traditional greeting. Through their mutual love of storytelling. By spending time together in the marketplace. By exchanging gifts and letters regularly.

What does the Kabuliwala ask Mini when he returns on her wedding day?

Question Answer Choices Do you remember our old jokes? When are you going to the father-in-law's house? Will you come to visit me? Have you forgotten our friendship?

What is one of the main themes in Tagore's "Kabuliwala"?

Question Answer Choices The struggle for political power The relationships between fathers and daughters The conflict between tradition and modernity The journey of self-discovery

What happens to the friendship between Mini and the Kabuliwala after his imprisonment?

Question Answer Choices It fades as Mini grows up and moves on with her life. It strengthens as they write letters to each other. It becomes more meaningful after his release. It remains the same despite the time apart.

In 'Maya,' how does Tagore personify the concept of Maya?

Question Answer Choices As a parent As a friend As a teacher As a guide

Why is the title "The Homecoming" appropriate for Rabindranath Tagore's story?

Question Answer Choices Phatik experiences several homecomings, both literal and symbolic. Phatik's brother Makhan welcomes him back with open arms. Phatik finds a new home in Calcutta with his uncle. Phatik's uncle Bhishamber brings him back to his village.

What is a central theme in Tagore's "On the Seashore"?

Question Answer Choices The adventurous spirit of children exploring new lands. The innocence of children contrasted with the harsh realities of life. The economic struggles of fishermen and merchants. The natural beauty of the seashore and its surroundings.

Why does the narrator initially mistrust Rahamat?

Question Answer Choices Because he is a stranger Because he looks suspicious Because he is poor Because he is a Kabuliwala

What does the concept of 'Maya' represent in Rabindranath Tagore's poem 'Maya'?

Question Answer Choices Wisdom Illusion Reality Strength