Question

I rested for a moment at the door of Anand Bhavan, on Market Road,
where offer drinkers and tiffin eaters sat still at their tables, uttering low
moans on seeing me. I wanted to assure them, "Don’t mind me, hugging
the cash box—you are a coward, afraid even to breathe. Go on , count
the cash, if that is your pleasure. I just want to watch it, that’s all. If my
tail trails down to the street, if I am blocking down to the street, if I am
blocking your threshold, it is because I am told, I am eleven feet tip to
tail. I can’t help it I am not out to kill—I am too full. I found a green
pasture full of food on my way. I won’t attack until I feel hungry again.
Tigers attack only when they feel hungry, unlike human beings who
slaughter one another without purpose or hunger
1. Where did the narrator rest for a moment?
a. School
b. Anand Bhavan
c. On the street
d. In the pasture

Answer 1

Answer:

street

Explanation: