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Which temples did the author visit in Kathmandu?
Which temples did the author visit in Kathmandu?
- Taj Mahal and Golden Temple
- Meenakshi Amman Temple and Brihadeeswarar Temple
- Angkor Wat and Borobudur
- Pashupatinath temple and Baudhnath stupa (correct)
What does 'All this' refer to in the context?
What does 'All this' refer to in the context?
- Visiting temples and meditating
- Attending a music concert
- Shopping for souvenirs
- Eating marzipan, roasted corn, and reading comics (correct)
How does Vikram Seth describe the poles of a flute seller?
How does Vikram Seth describe the poles of a flute seller?
- As smooth and shiny like metal poles
- As straight and tall like bamboo sticks
- As colorful like a rainbow
- As resembling quills of a porcupine (correct)
Which types of flutes are mentioned by the author?
Which types of flutes are mentioned by the author?
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Study Notes
Author's Journey in Kathmandu
- The author visits various temples in Kathmandu.
Contextual References
- 'All this' refers to the author's experience in Kathmandu, encompassing his temple visits and observations.
The Flute Seller
- Vikram Seth describes the poles of a flute seller as being adorned with flutes of various sizes and types.
Types of Flutes
- The author mentions the presence of two types of flutes: long, tapered flutes and short, stout flutes.
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