1. What is the passage primarily about?
- A. Traditional Goan festivals
- B. Portuguese influence in Goa
- C. The role of a village baker in Goan society
- D. Historical changes in Goan cuisine
Correct Answer: C. The role of a village baker in Goan society
2. What do the villagers in Goa nostalgically remember about the Portuguese days?
- A. Their festivals
- B. Their famous loaves of bread
- C. Their rulers
- D. Their architecture
Correct Answer: B. Their famous loaves of bread
3. What is the traditional name for bakers in Goa?
- A. Paskine
- B. Bastine
- C. Kabai
- D. Pader
Correct Answer: D. Pader
4. What does the bamboo staff of the baker symbolize?
- A. His strength
- B. His musical talent
- C. His profession
- D. His authority
Correct Answer: C. His profession
5. Why did children eagerly await the baker’s arrival?
- A. To buy loaves for their families
- B. To get bread-bangles
- C. To watch him bake
- D. To hear his stories
Correct Answer: B. To get bread-bangles
6. What does "bol" refer to in the passage?
- A. A type of sweet bread
- B. A wedding gift
- C. A festival decoration
- D. A traditional dress
Correct Answer: A. A type of sweet bread
7. What was the baker’s dress traditionally called?
- A. Kabai
- B. Half pant
- C. Trouser-shirt
- D. Frock
Correct Answer: A. Kabai
8. How were monthly accounts recorded by the baker in the old days?
- A. On paper
- B. On a wall in pencil
- C. In a ledger book
- D. In a digital format
Correct Answer: B. On a wall in pencil
9. What did the baker typically deliver to the servant of the house?
- A. Loaves
- B. Cakes
- C. Bolinhas
- D. Sandwiches
Correct Answer: A. Loaves
10. What does the author mention as a substitute for brushing teeth in his childhood?
- A. Mango leaves
- B. Tea
- C. Loaves
- D. Cakes
Correct Answer: B. Tea
11. What do hot tea and bread symbolize in the passage?
- A. Luxury
- B. Daily needs
- C. Happiness
- D. Nostalgia
Correct Answer: B. Daily needs
12. What is implied by comparing a person’s physique to that of a jackfruit?
- A. They are strong
- B. They are tall
- C. They are plump
- D. They are wealthy
Correct Answer: C. They are plump
13. What does the sound 'jhang, jhang' represent in the passage?
- A. The baker’s greeting
- B. The sound of baking
- C. The arrival of the baker
- D. The sale of bread
Correct Answer: C. The arrival of the baker
14. Why were loaves important to the children mentioned in the passage?
- A. They were nutritious
- B. They were affordable
- C. They could be traded
- D. They could get bread-bangles
Correct Answer: D. They could get bread-bangles
15. What does the term 'pader' mean in the context of Goan culture?
- A. Baker
- B. Teacher
- C. Farmer
- D. Priest
Correct Answer: A. Baker
16. What role did the baker play in Goan festivals?
- A. He organized them
- B. He provided essential food items
- C. He led the ceremonies
- D. He decorated the venues
Correct Answer: B. He provided essential food items
17. What did the baker carry on his head while delivering bread?
- A. A basket
- B. A bamboo staff
- C. A tray of sweets
- D. A bag of flour
Correct Answer: A. A basket
18. What does the phrase 'time-tested furnaces' imply about the baker's equipment?
- A. They are ancient
- B. They are modern
- C. They are innovative
- D. They are unreliable
Correct Answer: A. They are ancient
19. How did the baker greet the lady of the house in the morning?
- A. With a song
- B. With a handshake
- C. With a 'Good morning'
- D. With a dance
Correct Answer: C. With a 'Good morning'
20. What characterized the baker's attire in the author’s childhood memories?
- A. Long frock
- B. Kabai
- C. Full-length trousers
- D. Modern shirt
Correct Answer: B. Kabai
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