“I’II prove to you in court that they “remine”, said-

Anton Chekov began his career by writing –

Our food was served on fresh green ______ leaves instead plates.

Pearl S. Buck won the Nobel Prize in-

Who was composed the poem, ‘My Grandmother’s House’ ?

Anton Chekhov was born in-

When did the speaker of ‘My Grandmother’s House’ live with her grandmother ?

______ has praised Indian people and their life.

The young Indian intellectuals were disappointed with the –

She noticed a ______ behind the door of the bedroom.

‘A Marriage Proposal’ is ………act play.

The land between Bombay and ______ sands famished.

Pearl S. Buck has written the lesson –

‘Indian Through a Traveller’s Eyes’ is an inspiring–

Gandhi’s hold was upon

During her childhood the speaker of ‘My Grandmother’s House’ lived with her –

Natalia and ______ are quarrelling for Ox Meadows.

Who is the speaker in ‘My Grandmother’s House’ ?

A person who acquires land in any way possible is called

Kamala Das is an ______ Poetess.

Indian peasants are poorer than their ______ counterparts.

The writer visiting an Indian family felt –

The Mongolian from European invaded.

Lomov proposed Natalia –

The name of Lomov’s dog is –

Which figure of speech has been used in ‘My Grandmother’s House’ ?

‘There is a house now far away where once I received love’ ______ is from the poem

Lomov has come to ask for daughter ______ hand in marriage.

Anton Chekhov has written the lesson –

For all the ills of India, the writer blames-

Pearl S. Buck is an ______ writer.

‘My Grand mother’s House’ is an ______ poem by Kamala Das.

To know Lomov’s desire, Mr. Chekhov became –

Religion is ever present in ________ life.

‘My Grandmother’s House’ is -

From boyhood the Indian woodway are taught that the right hand is for clean services.

The book ‘Come, My Beloved’ has the-

Natalia’s dog is named -

The peasants used the land for

The poetess in ‘The Grand Mother’s House’ begs at ______ doors.

I was called to kill a dangerous _________.

Lomov says that he will prove in the court that the ______ meadows belongs to him.

Kamala Das remembers the happy days spent in the sweet company of her

‘Behind my bedroom’s door like a brooding’ is written by

Anton Chekhov died in-

Pearl S. Buck was born in-

By birth Pearl S. Buck was –

Pearl S. Buck was reared by her-

Lomov wanted to –

Anton Chekhov was –

Lomov is a man of ______ temperament.

______ Visited India to see and listen to two groups of people.

The first woman President of the General Assembly of the United State was the –

Buck’s family doctor was the

The house went into silence due to the death of the

‘India Through a Traveller’s Eyes’ has been written by-

______ says that he is having a heart failure.

Kamala Das was born in ______

Pearl S. Buck was reared in –

Lomov is a neighbour of –

Lomov’s was the ______ of Chekhov,

Kamala Das is talking about her ______ who is dead now.

When Lomov came to Chekhov, the latter –

To come back to Natalia, Lomov-

______ advised the Indians not to blame the Britishers for everything.

The ownership of ______ is disputed.

Lomov is ______ years old.

‘A Marriage Proposal’ is written by-

Indians, under the British rule, had a life-span of just –

Pearl S. Buck taught in-

‘My Grandmother’s House’ published in –

Natalia is –

Lomov’s dog has two defect he is old and his ______ too short.

Lomov claims to have the memory of –

Kamala Das has written the poem –