Question

In 1963, the year I turned ten, my grandmother retired upon the age of sixty. She had taught in Girls High school since 1936. When she had first joined the school she had only fifty pupils and the premises had consisted of two sheds with tin roofs. During the monsoons she had often to teach in ankle-deep water. Once, she claimed, it had been so bad that a girl had actually managed to spear a fish with a compass during a geometry lesson. But over the next two decades the school had grown into a large, successful institution and had acquired a big building near Deshpriya Park. For the last six years before she retired, she had been its Headmistress. She had been looking forward to her retirement although she had grown much attached to the school in the twenty seven years she had spent there.


(1) In the passage the writer tells us what *
1 point
(a) he saw at school
(b) he read in a book
(c) he remembers about his grandmother
(d) he was told by his father

Answer 1

(C) he remembers about his grand mother
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Answer 2

In 1963, the year I turned ten, my grandmother retired upon the age of sixty. She had taught in Girls High school since 1936. When she had first joined the school she had only fifty pupils and the premises had consisted of two sheds with tin roofs. During the monsoons she had often to teach in ankle-deep water. Once, she claimed, it had been so bad that a girl had actually managed to spear a fish with a compass during a geometry lesson. But over the next two decades the school had grown into a large, successful institution and had acquired a big building near Deshpriya Park. For the last six years before she retired, she had been its Headmistress. She had been looking forward to her retirement although she had grown much attached to the school in the twenty seven years she had spent there.


(1) In the passage the writer tells us what *
1 point
(a) he saw at school
(b) he read in a book
(c) he remembers about his grandmother
(d) he was told by his father

Answer : In 1963, the year I turned ten, my grandmother retired upon the age of sixty. She had taught in Girls High school since 1936. When she had first joined the school she had only fifty pupils and the premises had consisted of two sheds with tin roofs. During the monsoons she had often to teach in ankle-deep water. Once, she claimed, it had been so bad that a girl had actually managed to spear a fish with a compass during a geometry lesson. But over the next two decades the school had grown into a large, successful institution and had acquired a big building near Deshpriya Park. For the last six years before she retired, she had been its Headmistress. She had been looking forward to her retirement although she had grown much attached to the school in the twenty seven years she had spent there.


(1) In the passage the writer tells us what *
1 point
(a) he saw at school
(b) he read in a book
(c) he remembers about his grandmother
(d) he was told by his father

Answer : he remembers about his grandmother