Short answer questions for bsc sem 2

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  1. Where was Sir Mohan Lal?
  2. How Sir Mohan Lal was dressed?
  3. What did Sir Mohan lal ordered?
  4. What was the name of Lady Mohan lal?
  5. What Lachmi was chewing?
  6. How did Lachmi look?
  7. Where did Lachmi wash her hands?
  8. Where did Lachmi sit in the train?
  9. How many years Sir Mohan lal had spent?
  10. Which newspaper was with Sir Mohan lal?
  11. Balliol tie was symbol of which university?
  12. Which kind of cigarettes did golden case contain?
  13. What were the names of the two English soldier?
  14. What did English soldiers do with Sir Mohan Lal's luggage?
  15. What did English soldiers do to Sir Mohan lal?
  16. What name was given in headline in newspapers to murder in Northwood street?
  17. Who was Murdered?
  18. What was the name of Accused?
  19. What were the names of three witnesses?
  20. What was the age of Mrs. Salmon?
  21. Why three witness couldn't recognize Adams anymore?
  22. How one of the brother was killed?
  23. What was the name of Madhav's wife?
  24. Why was she in pain?
  25. Ghisu and Madhav were from which family?
  26. What did they sell to earn money?
  27. What Madhav used to smoke while working?
  28. Why nobody in the village employed them?
  29. What did they steal from farms?
  30. What was Ghisu's Mantra for living?
  31. How did they burn their tongues?
  32. When was the landowner's daughter's wedding took place?
  33. What was the menu in feast of landowner's daughter's wedding?
  34. What everybody had got after feast?
  35. What did Madhav saw when he went into the hut next morning?
  36. Why village landlord did not like Madhav and Ghisu?
  37. How much did landlord give to Madhav and Ghisu for shroud?
  38. How much money Madhav and Ghisu collected?
  39. Where did Ghisu and Madhav go in the evening?
  40. How did they spent money collected for the shroud?
  41. How did their day end?
  42. What did Pattigrew look like?
  43. What was mason's full name?
  44. What did Pattigrew ask for?
  45. Where was Pattigrew in his opinion?
  46. What was the age of Mason as he old Pattigrew?
  47. What happened to Pattigrew at last?
  48. Where did Aksionov live?
  49. What was Aksionov fond of?
  50. Where was he going?
  51. Why did his wife stop him from going?
  52. Whom did he stay with in an inn?
  53. Why was Aksionov arrested?
  54. Why Aksionov said that only God can know the truth?
  55. What punishment he did he get?
  56. How many years did he live in Siberia?
  57. What was changed in Aksionov after his time in Siberia?
  58. How did he earned money there?
  59. What did he buy with money earned?
  60. What did other prisoners call him?
  61.  What was the crime of the new sixty year old convict?
  62. What was the name of the new convict?
  63. What did Aksionov think of the new convict?
  64. What did Aksionov see while walking about prison?
  65. What did Makar tell him?
  66. Did Aksionov give Makar's name to Governer or not?
  67. What did Makar confessed?
  68. Why did Aksionov start crying?
  69. What did Aksionov say when he forgave Makar?
  70. What happened when order for Aksionov's release came?

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