Answer the following questions related to the short story "Out of Business": 1. How did Rama Rao’s wife try to manage declining finances in “Out of Business”? 2. Where did Rama Rao... Answer the following questions related to the short story "Out of Business": 1. How did Rama Rao’s wife try to manage declining finances in “Out of Business”? 2. Where did Rama Rao find the journal that offered prizes for crossword puzzles? 3. What was the name of the journal that offered prize for crossword puzzles? 4. What was the amount that the journal offered every week as first prize? 5. Rama Rao was the Malgudi agent of which company? 6. Rama Rao was waiting for the train to come from which place? 7. Where did the financer of the company live? 8. How many applications did Rama Rao send per day in the story “Out of Business”? 9. What was the amount of the special prize money announced by the Journal?

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The question is asking a series of questions related to the short story "Out of Business". The questions require recalling specific details from the text, covering plot points, character actions, and specific facts mentioned in the story.

Answer

Answers to questions about "Out of Business": 1. Reduced expenses. 2. Location not specified. 3. Journal name not specified. 4. 4,000 rupees. 5. Gramophone company. 6. Origin not specified. 7. Location not specified. 8. Applications per day not specified. 9. Amount not specified.

Here are the answers to your questions about the short story "Out of Business":

  1. Rama Rao’s wife tried to manage declining finances by sending away the cook and reducing household expenses.
  2. Rama Rao found the journal that offered prizes for crossword puzzles somewhere (the search results do not specify where).
  3. The name of the journal is not mentioned in the search results.
  4. The journal offered 4,000 rupees every week as the first prize.
  5. Rama Rao was the Malgudi agent of a gramophone company.
  6. The search results do not specify where Rama Rao was waiting for a train from.
  7. The search results do not specify where the financer of the company lived.
  8. The search results do not specify how many applications Rama Rao sent per day.
  9. The search results do not specify the amount of the special prize money announced by the Journal.
Answer for screen readers

Here are the answers to your questions about the short story "Out of Business":

  1. Rama Rao’s wife tried to manage declining finances by sending away the cook and reducing household expenses.
  2. Rama Rao found the journal that offered prizes for crossword puzzles somewhere (the search results do not specify where).
  3. The name of the journal is not mentioned in the search results.
  4. The journal offered 4,000 rupees every week as the first prize.
  5. Rama Rao was the Malgudi agent of a gramophone company.
  6. The search results do not specify where Rama Rao was waiting for a train from.
  7. The search results do not specify where the financer of the company lived.
  8. The search results do not specify how many applications Rama Rao sent per day.
  9. The search results do not specify the amount of the special prize money announced by the Journal.

More Information

'Out of Business' is a short story by R.K. Narayan, included in his collection 'Malgudi Days'. The story revolves around Rama Rao, who loses his job when the gramophone company he works for goes out of business.

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