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*Questions and answers from the lesson, "Tea from Assam." ( Class 10, Assam Board)

1.Who is Pranjol?
Ans:Pranjol is a youngster from Assam and Rajvir's classmate.
2.Who is Rajvir?
Ans:Rajvir is Pranjol's classmate at a school in Delhi.
3.Who is Mr. Barua?
Ans:Mr. Barua is Pranjol's father.
4.Who is the manager of the Dhekiabari tea garden?
Ans:Mr.Barua is the manager of the Dhekiabari tea garden.
5.How many cups of tea are drunk every day throughout the world?
Ans:Over eighty crore cups of tea are drunk every day throughout the world.
6."Chai-garam...garam-chai"__Who called out?
Ans: "Chai-garam...garam-chai"__a vendor called out.
7.What was Rajvir an ardent fan of?
Ans:Rajvir was an ardent fan of detective stories.
8.What was Rajvir looking from the train?
Ans:Rajvir was looking at the beautiful scenery from the train.
9.What were compared to doll like figures?
Ans:The tiny tea plants were compared to doll like figures.
10.Which state has the largest concentration of tea plantations in the world?
Ans:Assam has the largest concentration of tea plantations in the world.
11.Who boiled water before drinking it?
Ans:The Chinese emperor boiled water before drinking it.
12.How many tea plants grew out of the eyelids?
Ans:Ten tea plants grew out of the eyelids.
13.Where was tea first drunk?
Ans:Tea was first drunk in China.
14.When was tea drunk in China?
Ans:Tea was drunk in China as far back as 2700 B.C.
15.When did tea come to Europe?
Ans:Tea came to Europe in the sixteenth century.
16.How was tea drunk in Europe?
Ans:Tea was drunk in Europe more as medicine than as beverage.
17.Where did the train clatter?
Ans:The train clattered into the Mariani junction.
18.What were the words that came from China as mentioned in the lesson?
Ans:The words such as 'tea,'chai' and 'chini' were came from China.
19.Who were waiting for Pranjol and Rajvir at the junction?
Ans:Pranjol's parents were waiting for Pranjol and Rajvir at the junction.
20.What were the groups of tea pluckers doing?
Ans:The groups of tea pluckers were plucking the newly sprouted tea leaves.

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