Who is the author of 'A Face in the Dark'?

Ruskin Bond

Multiple Choice: What is Mr. Oliver's profession? 

A) Watchman 

B) Student 

C) Teacher 

D) Doctor

C) Teacher

Fill-in-the-blank: The story 'A Face in the Dark' is primarily set in the ______ near Shimla.

Himalayan foothills

True or False: Mr. Oliver is characterized as a nervous and imaginative man.

False. Mr. Oliver is portrayed as practical and un imaginative.

Riddle: I am a dark place where trees whisper and shadows creep, a lonely path where secrets keep. What am I?

A pine forest

Multiple Choice: What does Mr. Oliver see when he shines his torch on the boy? 

A) A smiling face 

B) A faceless head 

C) A tree 

D) A wolf

B) A faceless head

True or False: The story concludes with a clear explanation of the faceless figures.

False. The story ends ambiguously, leaving the nature of the figures unexplained.

In what year was 'The Room on the Roof' published?

1956

Multiple Choice: Which theme is prominent in 'A Face in the Dark'? 

A) Joy of friendship 

B) Fear of the Unknown 

C) Celebration of life 

D) Importance of education

B) Fear of the Unknown

Fill-in-the-blank: The term 'Anglo-Indian' refers to a person of mixed ______ and Indian descent.

British

True or False: The story features a clear protagonist and antagonist.

False. The story is more focused on the atmosphere and psychological elements than on character conflict.

What literary technique does Ruskin Bond use to enhance the suspense in the story?

Atmospheric imagery