Kathmandu Comprehension 1

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Kathmandu Comprehension: 1


1. Where does the narrator find accommodation in Kathmandu?

  • A) Near Pashupatinath
  • B) In a quiet suburb
  • C) In the center of town
  • D) By the Bagmati River

2. What is the significance of Pashupatinath to Hindus?

  • A) It's where holy cows are kept
  • B) It's where only priests can enter
  • C) It's a site for cremation rituals
  • D) It's a place for meditation

3. Who appears at Pashupatinath and commands respect?

  • A) The Prime Minister
  • B) A member of the royal family
  • C) A famous poet
  • D) A foreign diplomat

4. What distinguishes Baudhnath stupa from Pashupatinath?

  • A) It's less crowded
  • B) It's only for Buddhists
  • C) It's smaller in size
  • D) It's open only at night

5. What items are sold by Tibetan immigrants around Baudhnath stupa?

  • A) Souvenirs and jewelry
  • B) Spices and fruits
  • C) Holy relics
  • D) Medicinal herbs

6. What is the atmosphere of Kathmandu described as?

  • A) Calm and serene
  • B) Chaotic and vibrant
  • C) Isolated and lonely
  • D) Mysterious and eerie

7. What does the narrator buy mindlessly in Kathmandu?

  • A) Religious artifacts
  • B) Rare antiques
  • C) Snacks and comics
  • D) Expensive jewelry

8. Why does the narrator consider buying a ticket back home?

  • A) He misses home
  • B) He has a family emergency
  • C) He dislikes Kathmandu
  • D) He prefers train travel

9. What musical instrument does the flute seller play?

  • A) Saxophone
  • B) Bansuri
  • C) Violin
  • D) Guitar

10. What does the flute music symbolize for the narrator?

  • A) Peace and quiet
  • B) Cultural diversity
  • C) Homesickness
  • D) Spiritual connection

11. What does the narrator find surprising about his reaction to flute music?

  • A) Its rarity in Kathmandu
  • B) Its impact on his emotions
  • C) Its religious significance
  • D) Its commercial value

12. What is the Bansuri made of?

  • A) Silver
  • B) Bamboo
  • C) Gold
  • D) Plastic

13. What activity occurs along the Bagmati River?

  • A) Temple construction
  • B) Fishing
  • C) Cremation
  • D) Boating

14. Who is allowed to enter Pashupatinath temple?

  • A) Devotees of any religion
  • B) Only Hindus
  • C) Only Buddhists
  • D) Tourists with permits

15. What does the narrator buy from a street vendor?

  • A) Fresh fruits
  • B) Handicrafts
  • C) Marzipan
  • D) Antiques

16. What is the narrator's emotional state when deciding to return home?

  • A) Enthusiastic
  • B) Tired and homesick
  • C) Curious
  • D) Anxious

17. What colors do the Westerners wear at Pashupatinath?

  • A) Blue
  • B) Red
  • C) Saffron
  • D) Green

18. What is the primary sound heard in Kathmandu?

  • A) Flute music
  • B) Car horns
  • C) Temple bells
  • D) River flow

19. What is the main setting of the story?

  • A) Delhi
  • B) Kathmandu
  • C) Varanasi
  • D) Agra

20. What does the narrator feel after listening to Bansuri music?

  • A) Exhilaration
  • B) Sadness
  • C) Surprise
  • D) Peaceful
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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