Class 10 || First Flight || SEBA || Lesson 3 (B) : Tea From Assam All the questions answers

A. Very Short Type Questions:

1. Who wrote the prose - piece "Tea from Assam"?

Ans: Arup Kumar Datta.

2. Who is Rajvir?

Ans: Rajvir is Pranjal's friend.

3. Who is Pranjal?

Ans: Pranjal is a youngster from Assam.

4. What is Pranjal's father?

Ans: Pranjal's father is the manager of Dhekiabari tea garden.

5. Where did Rajvir come in accompanied with Pranjal?

Ans: Rajvir came to Assam in accompanied with Pranjal.

6. What did Rajvir and Pranjal sip in the train compartment?

Ans: Rajvir and Pranjal sipped steaming hot tea.

7. What was read by Pranjal in the train compartment?

Ans: A detective book was read by Pranjal in the train compartment.

8. What presented a magnificent view?

Ans: The tea bushes presented a magnificent view.

9. What had never seen by Rajvir before?

Ans: The greenery had never seen by Rajvir before.

10. Name the place which amounts to the largest concentration of tea plantations in the world.

Ans: Assam is the place which amounts to the largest concentration of tea plantations in the world.

11. What did the Chinese emperor do before drinking water?

Ans: The Chinese emperor boiled the water before drinking it.

12. Who was Bodhidharma?

Ans: Bodhidharma was an ancient Buddhist ascetic.

13. What did Bodhidharma do?

Ans: Bodhidharma cut off his eyelids.

14. What banished Bodhidharma's sleep?

Ans: The hot boiled tea banished Bodhidharma's sleep.

15. When was tea first sipped in China as per Rajvir?

Ans: Tea was first sipped in China as per Rajvir in 2700 BC.

16. What was tea looked at in Europe?

Ans: Tea was looked at Medicine in Europe.

17. Who is Vendor?

Ans: Vendor is a seller of something who vends goods.

18. How are Pranjol and Rajvir related?

Ans: Pranjol and Rajvir are classmates in a school in Delhi.

19. How many cups of tea are drunk everyday throughout the world?

Ans: Over eighty crore cups of tea are drunk everyday throughout.

20. What did Rajvir do when Pranjol buried his nose in detective stories?

Ans: Rajvir was looking at the beautiful scenery.

21. Who, do you think, were the doll like figures busily moving amidst the rows of tea bushes?

Ans: The doll like figures were the bud pickers.

22. Where was Pranjol born and brought up?

Ans: Pranjol was born and brought up in a tea garden of Assam.