Question

”As for his namaskara to me, he did not do it like any present-day boy…” What does it tell about Ranga?
(a) He was well mannered
(b) He was disrespectful
(c) He was forgetful
(d) He changed his caste​

Answer 1

Answer:

a options is right He was well mannered

Explanation:

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Answer 2

"As he stated namaskara to me, he did not do it like every present-day boy…” It shows that: (a) He was well mannered.

Explanation for the answer:

• This line is from the chapter "Ranga's Marriage' which revolves across the marriage of Ranga and Ratna.
• Ranga identified the narrator in the crowd.
• When the crowd has gone away.
• Ranga came to the narrator and did a namaskara respectfully.
• Then, he said, “I am all right, with your blessings.”
• His namaskara indicates his culture and respect, which can not be seen in the contemporary boys.
• He bent down to touch the narrator’s feet.
• This shows his manners.
• Hence, the correct answer is option (a) He was well mannered.