SHARADINDU BANDYOPADHYAY, 9th WB page 155

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Mcqs. 

  1. What was Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay famous for?

    • A) Writing historical fiction

    • B) Creating the fictional detective Byomkesh Bakshi

    • C) Directing Bengali cinema

    • D) Writing plays and screenplays

  2. In which year did Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay start writing Byomkesh stories?

    • A) 1922

    • B) 1932

    • C) 1942

    • D) 1952

  3. How many Byomkesh stories did Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay write?

    • A) 15

    • B) 25

    • C) 32

    • D) 40

  4. What does Byomkesh Bakshi identify himself as?

    • A) Detective

    • B) Spy

    • C) Satyanweshi

    • D) Police Inspector

  5. Which character narrates most of the Byomkesh stories?

    • A) Byomkesh Bakshi

    • B) Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay

    • C) Ajit Bandhopadhyay

    • D) Satyanweshi

  6. What does "Satyanweshi" mean?

    • A) Truth seeker

    • B) Detective

    • C) Crime solver

    • D) Mystery solver

  7. Besides Byomkesh stories, what other form of prose did Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay write?

    • A) Novels only

    • B) Short stories only

    • C) Plays and screenplays only

    • D) Novels, short stories, plays, and screenplays

  8. How old was Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay when he started writing Byomkesh stories?

    • A) 22

    • B) 33

    • C) 44

    • D) 55

  9. What does Byomkesh Bakshi prioritize over the law?

    • A) Money

    • B) Truth

    • C) Power

    • D) Fame

  10. How is Byomkesh Bakshi different from other legendary detectives like Hercule Poirot or Sherlock Holmes?

    • A) He is less intelligent

    • B) He is more concerned with the law

    • C) He is more concerned with truth than with the law

    • D) He is a supernatural being

  11. Which aspect of Byomkesh Bakshi's character makes him stand out from other fictional detectives?

    • A) His exceptional deductive reasoning skills

    • B) His reliance on forensic science

    • C) His moral ambiguity

    • D) His disregard for the law

  12. How does Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay's portrayal of Byomkesh Bakshi reflect societal values and norms of his time?

    • A) Byomkesh adheres strictly to traditional customs and beliefs

    • B) Byomkesh challenges societal norms and conventions

    • C) Byomkesh represents the idealized image of a perfect gentleman

    • D) Byomkesh is portrayed as a corrupt and dishonest individual

  13. In what ways do Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay's historical fiction stories contribute to a deeper understanding of Indian history and culture?

    • A) They present historical events accurately without any fictional elements

    • B) They offer a fictionalized perspective on historical events, shedding light on societal issues and cultural nuances

    • C) They romanticize historical figures and events, distorting the truth

    • D) They ignore historical context altogether, focusing solely on entertainment

  14. How does the character of Ajit Bandhopadhyay contribute to the narrative structure of the Byomkesh stories?

    • A) He serves as a sidekick, providing comic relief

    • B) He challenges Byomkesh's deductions, leading to a more complex investigation

    • C) He acts as a mere observer, with no significant impact on the plot

    • D) He represents the voice of reason, guiding Byomkesh towards the truth

  15. What themes or messages can readers glean from Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay's supernatural stories?

    • A) The existence of supernatural forces in the world

    • B) The importance of skepticism and critical thinking

    • C) The power of superstition and belief

    • D) The futility of rational explanations in the face of the unknown


1. Answer: B) Creating the fictional detective Byomkesh Bakshi 2. Answer: B) 1932 3. Answer: C) 32 4. Answer: C) Satyanweshi 5. Answer: C) Ajit Bandhopadhyay 6. Answer: A) Truth seeker 7. Answer: D) Novels, short stories, plays, and screenplays 8. Answer: B) 33 9. Answer: B) Truth 10. Answer: C) He is more concerned with truth than with the law 11. Answer: C) His moral ambiguity 12. Answer: B) Byomkesh challenges societal norms and conventions 13. Answer: B) They offer a fictionalized perspective on historical events, shedding light on societal issues and cultural nuances 14. Answer: D) He represents the voice of reason, guiding Byomkesh towards the truth 15. Answer: B) The importance of skepticism and critical thinking

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