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What did Nanukaka suggest regarding the car to be used for visiting the Minister's house?
What did Nanukaka suggest regarding the car to be used for visiting the Minister's house?
- A large, impressive private car with a liveried chauffeur. (correct)
- An old, stately car with no chauffeur.
- A flashy taxi with neon lights.
- A small taxi would suffice.
How did Nanukaka handle the appearance of the car for the visit?
How did Nanukaka handle the appearance of the car for the visit?
- He decided to walk to the Minister's house.
- He suggested using an enormous, stately car. (correct)
- He wanted to borrow a friend's car instead.
- He thought a public bus would be more appropriate.
What was Nanukaka's response when asked about the liveried chauffeur?
What was Nanukaka's response when asked about the liveried chauffeur?
- He planned to drive the car himself.
- He insisted on hiring a professional chauffeur.
- He suggested that the speaker be the chauffeur. (correct)
- He wanted to use the Minister's chauffeur.
What amount did Nanukaka write a cheque for while planning to try out the car?
What amount did Nanukaka write a cheque for while planning to try out the car?
How did Nanukaka feel the day after his silent evening?
How did Nanukaka feel the day after his silent evening?
What type of car was Nanukaka considering for the visit to the Minister's house?
What type of car was Nanukaka considering for the visit to the Minister's house?
What did the secretary's initial cold treatment reveal about their expectations?
What did the secretary's initial cold treatment reveal about their expectations?
What is revealed about Rupert Brooke's family background?
What is revealed about Rupert Brooke's family background?
Flashcards
Who is the Zamindar?
Who is the Zamindar?
A landowner in a region, often with significant power and influence.
How did Nanukaka impress Sohanlal Ratiram?
How did Nanukaka impress Sohanlal Ratiram?
Nanukaka impressed Sohanlal Ratiram by presenting himself as a wealthy and influential individual, gaining access to information.
Who is a Prince?
Who is a Prince?
A person of royal lineage, often with hereditary titles and privileges.
Why was the size and appearance of the car important?
Why was the size and appearance of the car important?
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Why did Nanukaka want to 'try out' the car?
Why did Nanukaka want to 'try out' the car?
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How does Nanukaka manipulate situations?
How does Nanukaka manipulate situations?
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Who was Rupert Brooke?
Who was Rupert Brooke?
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What is Rupert Brooke's background?
What is Rupert Brooke's background?
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Study Notes
Pinch of Snuff
- Zamindar Inquiry: A person's inquiry about the Zamindar in their local area and his character.
- Nanukaka's Impression: Nanukaka impressed someone named Sohanlal Ratiram.
- Important Info Gathered: Nanukaka gathered important information at Ratiram's residence.
- Princely Privileges: The privileges of a prince (if any) are mentioned.
- Silent Evening, Cheerful Morning: Nanukaka was notably quiet one evening, but cheerful the next morning
- Minister's Visit: Nanukaka planned a visit to the minister's residence.
- Refusal and Explanation: Someone declined a ministerial visit, citing car suitability issues
- Car Preference: A bigger car, with liveried driver, was preferred to a taxi.
- Unusual Car: An unusually large, old car fit for a court procession was mentioned
- Trial Run: The car was intended for a test/trial run.
- Rich Man's Car: The car attracted attention to wealthy customers.
- Car Purchase: A thousand-rupee cheque was written.
- Dhobi Involving: The dhobi (laundryman) was involved in a car-related transaction.
- Auto Dealer Involvement: A visit to an auto dealership was part of the process.
The Soldier
- Rupert Brooke's Background: Born into a well-off academic family, son of a schoolmaster.
- Symbolic Role: Described as a significant figure in England.
- Poetic Identity: A symbolic and beautiful figure,
- Death in World War I: Died in 1915, a result from the war
- Early 20th Century's War Poet: He is considered a notable War Poet of the time period.
- Patriotic Inspiration: He inspired patriotism during World War I.
- War Poetry Reputation: His war poetry is exceptionally highly regarded.
- Discussion Points: Questions for discussion: Do soldiers enjoy going to war? What role has the Indian army played in India?
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