Hornbill (Prose): Silk Road · Class 11 · CBSE · Science English
What does Lhamo’s gift of a sheepskin coat to the narrator at Ravu chiefly express?
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easy · MCQ · Q-CEA904
What does Lhamo’s gift of a sheepskin coat to the narrator at Ravu chiefly express?
- A.Her wish to obtain money from the narrator
- B.Her warmth and practical concern for the travellerCorrect answer
- C.Her interest in joining the journey
- D.Her fear of the local nomads
Solution
Lhamo gives the narrator a sheepskin coat as a thoughtful and useful protection against Tibet’s severe cold. The gesture reflects her kindness and hospitality.
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