Test: Amma - 2 - Class 8 MCQ

The passage mentions that the grandmother never needs glasses to mark the contours of her house.

The passage states that the grandmother once wore a blouse inside out.

The speaker mentions that nothing has changed yet, referring to the grandmother and the house.

The passage mentions the grandmother used to wear a starched and white sari, but she no longer wears it.

The passage describes the fragrance of soap that used to surround the grandmother.

The passage mentions that all the curtains have long been taken down.

The poem 'Amma' explores the theme of aging and nostalgia through the portrayal of the grandmother and her house.

The passage mentions "the circle of watermelon crescents," indicating that the grandmother slices the watermelon into crescent shapes.

The passage describes the condition of the walls in the house as having flaking and falling plaster.

The passage mentions that the grandmother's slow footsteps echo or pause as they used to through long summer afternoons.