Question

I. Read the following passage and answer the questions given below.



“He was even shy of receiving compliments,” said Roberge. To Roberge, the

greatest mark of Ray‟s appreciation for him was that he often addressed the

French-speaking priest in Bengali, “in spite of my lack of elegance in that

language, and the fact that Ray knew both English and Bengali so well.”

“Ray‟s screenplay manuscripts were an art by themselves,” Roberge says,

“handwritten in Bengali, with notes in English for his set-designer, with

sketches here and there, and occasional staff notation of fragments of

music”. One Sunday morning, Roberge found Ray in a disturbed mood. A

few well –known personalities of the city had visited him earlier to go

through some of his manuscripts. After they left Ray found the Charulatha

screenplay missing.

Ray was almost sure who the culprit was. “I asked him whether he was

planning to take any action, and he said no, and explained to me that he did

not want to hurt the reputation of the person. I was absolutely stunned by

his humane concern,” said Roberge.

1. Who disturbed the person?

2. What kind of text is this passage?

3. Why was the person in a disturbed mood?

4. Who made the above observations?

5. “I was absolutely stunned by his humane concern.” Why did Roberge say

like that?​

Answer 1

Answer:

pagal ho Gaye/gaya hai budhu

Answer 2

Answer:

thefrench_speakingpriestinthepassageis