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Questions and Answers
What was the narrator's primary motive for approaching Anil?
What was the narrator's primary motive for approaching Anil?
- To offer his cooking services
- To engage in a friendly conversation
- To challenge him to a wrestling match
- To steal from him (correct)
How did Anil respond when the narrator mentioned that he looked like a wrestler himself?
How did Anil respond when the narrator mentioned that he looked like a wrestler himself?
- He ignored the comment and changed the topic.
- He disagreed and said the narrator did not look like a wrestler.
- He agreed and complimented the narrator on his wrestling appearance. (correct)
- He challenged the narrator to a wrestling match.
What was the narrator's strategy for avoiding detection by the police and former employers?
What was the narrator's strategy for avoiding detection by the police and former employers?
- Cooking meals for people in exchange for shelter
- Changing his appearance frequently
- Assuming a new identity every month (correct)
- Working in different cities every month
What did Anil ask the narrator to do after realizing the poor quality of the cooked meal?
What did Anil ask the narrator to do after realizing the poor quality of the cooked meal?
Why did the narrator lie about his name and cooking abilities?
Why did the narrator lie about his name and cooking abilities?
What did Anil give to a stray dog that indicated his dissatisfaction with the narrator's cooking?
What did Anil give to a stray dog that indicated his dissatisfaction with the narrator's cooking?
What did Anil promise to teach the narrator?
What did Anil promise to teach the narrator?
How did the narrator feel about the prospect of learning to write?
How did the narrator feel about the prospect of learning to write?
Why did Anil keep worrying about his next cheque?
Why did Anil keep worrying about his next cheque?
What made the narrator consider robbing Anil?
What made the narrator consider robbing Anil?
Why did the narrator believe it would be difficult to rob Anil?
Why did the narrator believe it would be difficult to rob Anil?
What did the narrator consider doing after successfully taking the money?
What did the narrator consider doing after successfully taking the money?
