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What plant plantations were mentioned as the train crossed India?
What plant plantations were mentioned as the train crossed India?
- Rice, wheat, and coffee
- Cocoa, sugarcane, and rubber
- Tea, banana, and corn
- Cotton, coffee, nutmeg, clove, and pepper (correct)
What kind of landscape did Fogg encounter as the train traveled?
What kind of landscape did Fogg encounter as the train traveled?
- Plains and valleys
- Jungles and forests (correct)
- Deserts and mountains
- Swamps and cliffs
What animal did Phileas Fogg decide to hire for his journey?
What animal did Phileas Fogg decide to hire for his journey?
- A camel
- A horse
- A zebra
- An elephant (correct)
What was the main reason for the delay at the train's endpoint near Rothal?
What was the main reason for the delay at the train's endpoint near Rothal?
What did Passepartout express when he heard the cost of hiring the elephant?
What did Passepartout express when he heard the cost of hiring the elephant?
Which of the following best describes the elephant mentioned in the content?
Which of the following best describes the elephant mentioned in the content?
What did Fogg travel in after the train journey ended?
What did Fogg travel in after the train journey ended?
Who offered their services as a guide to Phileas Fogg?
Who offered their services as a guide to Phileas Fogg?
At what time did they set out from the village after hiring the elephant?
At what time did they set out from the village after hiring the elephant?
What was the initial environment of the elephant on the journey?
What was the initial environment of the elephant on the journey?
Study Notes
Journey Through India
- Phileas Fogg traverses India via railway before the era of airplanes.
- The train's route passes through plantations of cotton, coffee, nutmeg, cloves, and pepper.
- Scenic visuals include palm trees, picturesque bungalows, and striking temples showcasing Indian architectural artistry.
Encounter with Nature
- Fogg's path leads through jungles home to snakes and tigers, which flee from the train's noise.
- The journey continues into forests inhabited by elephants that curiously observe the train.
Rail Journey Termination
- The train halts at a glade, fifteen miles past Rothal, where several bungalows and cabins are located.
- The railway line is incomplete at this point, contrary to newspaper reports declaring its success.
Alternative Transportation
- Passengers must switch to local transport options, including village wagons pulled by zebus, ornate carriages, and elephants.
- Fogg decides to hire an elephant, Kiouni, at a price of two thousand pounds, reflecting the high cost of transportation in the region.
Accompanying Guide
- A young guide offers assistance, which Fogg agrees to, promising a generous reward.
- The guide climbs onto Kiouni's neck as they embark on the next leg of their journey through the dense palm forest.
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Test your knowledge on Jules Verne's classic novel, 'Around the World in 80 Days'. This quiz covers Phileas Fogg's incredible journey and the exotic locations he visits throughout his adventure. Dive into the rich descriptions and characters that make this story a timeless tale of travel and exploration.
