Gangaram, a 130 years Crocodile

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Gangaram, a 130 years Crocodile 


1. What was the name of the village where Gangaram lived?

  • A) Bawamohatra
  • B) Bemetra
  • C) Chhattisgarh
  • D) Magarmachha vala gaaon

2. How did the villagers react when they found out about Gangaram's death?

  • A) They celebrated
  • B) They were indifferent
  • C) They wept and were heartbroken
  • D) They organized a feast

3. Approximately how many villagers attended Gangaram's last rites?

  • A) 100
  • B) 200
  • C) 300
  • D) 500

4. How old was Gangaram estimated to be by the forest department official?

  • A) 50 years old
  • B) 75 years old
  • C) 100 years old
  • D) 130 years old

5. How was Gangaram transported to his funeral?

  • A) On foot
  • B) By helicopter
  • C) On a tractor decorated with flowers and garlands
  • D) By boat

6. What did the villagers consider Gangaram to be?

  • A) A threat
  • B) A divine creature and friend
  • C) A nuisance
  • D) A rival

7. How did Gangaram behave towards the villagers and their children?

  • A) He attacked them
  • B) He ignored them
  • C) He was friendly and allowed them to swim around him
  • D) He hid from them

8. What did some villagers claim Gangaram would eat?

  • A) Fish only
  • B) Rice and dal served by the villagers
  • C) Only vegetables
  • D) Small animals

9. Why did villagers want to build a statue of Gangaram near the pond?

  • A) To attract tourists
  • B) To honor his memory and the village's unique identity
  • C) To scare away other crocodiles
  • D) To conduct rituals

10. What new name did the village earn due to Gangaram?

  • A) Crocodile's Nest
  • B) Reptile Paradise
  • C) Magarmachha vala gaaon (Crocodile's village)
  • D) Bawamohatra 2.0

11. How did Gangaram respond when people swam near him in the pond?

  • A) He attacked them
  • B) He moved away to the other side of the pond
  • C) He joined them in swimming
  • D) He ignored them

12. What did Gangaram symbolize for the villagers?

  • A) Fear and danger
  • B) Friendship and harmony between humans and animals
  • C) Power and authority
  • D) Wealth and prosperity

13. How did the villagers perceive Gangaram's behavior towards them?

  • A) Aggressive
  • B) Unpredictable
  • C) Friendly and understanding
  • D) Indifferent

14. What aspect of Gangaram's behavior made him unique to the villagers?

  • A) His ability to talk
  • B) His intelligence
  • C) His gentle nature and lack of harm towards humans
  • D) His speed in water

15. What does the story of Gangaram exemplify?

  • A) Conflict between humans and animals
  • B) Coexistence and mutual respect between humans and animals
  • C) Exploitation of animals for entertainment
  • D) Fear of wildlife

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