What event triggers the chaos in the small Himalayan town in 'The Boy Who Broke the Bank'? |
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Nathu's complaint about his overdue wages leads to a rumor that the bank is bankrupt. |
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Fill in the blank: The rumor about the bank's financial troubles spreads through the bazaar like a ___ due to exaggerated storytelling. |
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Sitaram mentions Nathu's delayed wages to Mrs. Prakash, implying the bank might be in trouble, which she then exaggerates. |
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True or False: The bank manager is able to satisfy all customer withdrawal requests immediately due to sufficient cash reserves. |
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Faiz nicks a customer while cutting hair, prompting the customer to panic and spread the rumor about the bank's collapse. |
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Fill in the blank: The story illustrates the theme of how ___ can lead to chaos and misunderstanding in a community. |
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Nathu is puzzled and upset, lamenting the situation while waiting for his wages, unaware of his role in triggering the panic. |
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Describe how the townspeople's response to the rumor reflects their character and community dynamics. |
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The townspeople exhibit gullibility and a tendency to panic, quickly believing the worst and spreading the rumor without verifying the facts. |
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True or False: The crowd that gathers outside the bank is primarily composed of individuals seeking to support the bank. |
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False; the crowd is angry and demanding their money, fueled by panic and misinformation. |
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What message does Ruskin Bond convey through the chaos caused by a simple misunderstanding? |
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He highlights the dangers of misinformation and the importance of clear communication to prevent unnecessary panic and chaos. |
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