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Comprehension Questions from description of Places

1. 

What is the name of the porter who accompanied Atushi Deshpande

A. Laxmi B. Kundu C. Bamon D. Ram Singh

Answer : A. Laxmi

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A dominant landmark of the north- eastern outskirts of Madurai is Yaanai Malai Choose the inappropriate statement from the following

A. Yaanai Malai is a solid rocky hill B. Yaanai Malai is in the north-east direction of the madurai C. Madurai is the landmark of the Yaanai Malai D. Yaanai Malai is otherwise called as elephant hill

Answer : C. Madurai is the landmark of the Yaanai Malai

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What is the height of the Shiva linga in the sanctum of the Brihadeeswara Temple

A. 8.7 metres B. 8.5 metres C. 8.8 metres D. 8.9 metres

Answer : A. 8.7 metres

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The author who wrote the lesson"Yaanai Malai" suffered from the disease?

A. Chronic Galucoma B. Myopic Vision C. Astigmatism D. Retinitis Pigmentosa

Answer : D. Retinitis Pigmentosa

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What brings out the munificence of the Chola king who built "The Brihadeesvarar Temple"?

A. The Pillared Cloisters of deities B. The huge and massive size of the Shiva Linga and the Nandhi Statue C. The towering Vimanam which echoesthe divine Mount Kailash D. The Statues and painting of the Royal Museum

Answer : B. The huge and massive size of the Shiva Linga and the Nandhi Statue

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6. 

The Monolith, Yaanai Malai looks like an elephant only when it is viewed from this direction

A. Northeast B. Southeast C. Northwest D. Southwest

Answer : D. Southwest

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