Question

They were holiday-makers from the plains. The women were dressed in saris, the men
wore light summer shirts, and the children had pretty new clothes. Binya, standing in the
shadows between the trees, went unnoticed; and for some time she watched the
picnickers, admiring their clothes, listening to their un familiar accents, and gazing rather
hungrily at the sight of all their food. And then gaze came to rest on a blue umbrella, a
frilly for women which lay open on the grass beside the owner.
(2x1=2M)
Who are the characters in the paragraph.
Which detail in the paragraph tell us about the setting of the story?
a.
b.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Men, Women and children.

The setting is done somewhere at a forest sight