What is a key structural feature of the novel?

What leads to Velutha’s death?

Why does Ammu marry Baba?

What trauma causes Estha to withdraw into silence?

What best describes Baby Kochamma’s character?

What does the title The God of Small Things represent?

What causes Sophie Mol’s death?

Who convinces Estha to falsely accuse Velutha?

What is the significance of the History House in the novel?

Who discovers the moth that changes Pappachi’s life?

What is significant about the structure of The God of Small Things?

Why did Ammu marry Baba?

Which character is described as submissive, nervous, and silent in the novel?

What is the setting of the main plot of The God of Small Things?

What role does Baby Kochamma play in the novel?

What does the title The God of Small Things symbolize?

Who is Sophie Mol?

Why is The God of Small Things considered semi-autobiographical?

What event triggers the tragic downfall in the story?

Who is Velutha in The God of Small Things?

Which of the following strategies helps lower the affective filter in language classrooms?

According to the Natural Order Hypothesis, language rules are:

Which example best illustrates comprehensible input?

What is the key difference between acquisition and learning according to Krashen?

What does the Affective Filter Hypothesis suggest about language learning?

What is meant by “i+1” in Krashen’s Input Hypothesis?

According to Krashen, for a learner to effectively use the monitor, which condition is not necessary?

What does the “Monitor” do according to the Monitor Hypothesis?

Which of the following is not a feature of language acquisition, as per Krashen?

According to Krashen, language is primarily acquired through:

Which of the following is not a feature of the Direct Method?

Which method considers teaching as subordinate to learning and views learners as active discoverers?

Which of these is true about the Audio-Lingual Method?

In which method does the teacher act as a counselor and the learners work collaboratively on what they want to learn?

Which of these is not a characteristic of the Grammar Translation Method?

Which method emphasizes learner autonomy, where students discover concepts with minimal teacher talking?

What is the primary tool for learning in the Audio-Lingual Method?

Which method introduces grammar through meaningful situations and begins with spoken language?

What is the main focus of the Direct Method?

Which method is also called the Classical Method and was originally used to teach Latin and Greek?

What is the main aim of written communication teaching according to the document?

Which activity is not typically listed as a teaching strategy for oral communication?

Which of the following is true about descriptive grammar?

Which of the following is a feature of teaching fiction, as stated in the document?

Which method of teaching grammar begins with examples from which students deduce the rules?

Which of the following is an objective of teaching grammar?

What is the main difference in the aim of teaching prose and poetry?

In teaching prose, what is emphasized more compared to poetry?

Which of the following is not a stage in teaching a poem?

What is the primary aim of teaching poetry in schools?