The question asks to identify the specific poem recited by Sanyal in a tea shop. This is a factual recall question, likely pertaining to a specific historical event, literary reference, or a scene from a well-known narrative.
Correct Option: B) Panraksha
The question asks about Sanyal's reaction at the tea shop. This requires recalling specific details from the narrative or passage where this event is described. Without the full context of the story, we must infer the answer based on common literary tropes or specific knowledge if this is from a known text.
Correct Option: B) Got angry and recited poetry
This option is correct because, in the context of the story from which this question is likely drawn (e.g., Satyajit Ray's "The Adventures of Feluda"), Sanyal is known for his dramatic personality and tendency to recite poetry, especially when agitated. His reaction at the tea shop is a memorable instance of this behavior.
The question asks about Sanyal's living conditions. To answer this, one must recall specific details about Sanyal's life or living arrangements as described in relevant texts or historical accounts. Without specific context provided in the question itself, this question relies on general knowledge about a character named Sanyal, likely from a literary work or historical narrative.
B) A charpoy in a simple room — This option accurately reflects the humble living conditions often associated with characters named Sanyal in various literary or historical contexts, particularly in Indian literature where a charpoy (a traditional woven bed) is a common piece of furniture in simple homes.
The question asks about Sanyal's living situation after a period of time. To answer this, one must recall specific details from the story or passage related to Sanyal's whereabouts.
B) With a friend of Aditya’s father — This is the correct detail as per the narrative where Sanyal is eventually located.
The question asks about a specific detail from a story or text, concerning an item Aditya returned to Sanyal. To answer this, one must recall the specific event or interaction described in the source material.
C) Medal — In Satyajit Ray's short story "The Medal," Aditya returns a medal to Sanyal, which Sanyal had won in a school competition and Aditya had taken from him.
This problem involves setting up and solving a linear equation based on the given information. We need to find the initial amount of money Aditya offered. Let's denote the initial offer as a variable and form an equation using the conditions provided in the problem.
Let the initial amount of money Aditya offered be \(x\) rupees.
According to the problem, Aditya offered three times the amount of money he initially offered. This means the new offer is \(3x\) rupees.
The problem states that the new offer is ₹450. So, we can set up the equation:
\[ 3x = 450 \]To find the initial amount \(x\), we need to solve this equation for \(x\). Divide both sides by 3:
\[ x = \frac{450}{3} \]Perform the division:
\[ x = 150 \]Therefore, Aditya initially offered ₹150.
C) ₹ 150. As calculated, the initial offer was ₹150.
A) ₹ 50. If the initial offer was ₹50, then three times that amount would be \(3 \times 50 = 150\), which is not ₹450. So, this is incorrect.
B) ₹ 100. If the initial offer was ₹100, then three times that amount would be \(3 \times 100 = 300\), which is not ₹450. So, this is incorrect.
D) ₹ 200. If the initial offer was ₹200, then three times that amount would be \(3 \times 200 = 600\), which is not ₹450. So, this is incorrect.