Question

Crown prince Jung Jung Bahadur grew taller and stronger day by day. No other miracle marked his childhood days apart from the event already described. The boy drank the milk of an English cow, was brought up by an English nanny, tutored in English by an Englishman, saw nothing but English films — exactly as the crown princes of all the other Indian states did. When he came of age at twenty, the State, which had been with the Court of Wards until then, came into his hands. But everyone in the kingdom remembered the astrologer's prediction. Many continued to discuss the matter. Slowly it came to the Maharaja's ears. There were innumerable forests in the Pratibandapuram State. They had tigers in them. The Maharaja knew the old saying. 'You may kill even a cow in self-defence'. There could certainly be no objection to killing tigers in self-defence. The Maharaja started out on a tiger hunt.

Which of the following options, according to the passage, shows Jung Jung Bahadur's disunion with English?

पर्याय

• He was taught by an Englishman.

• He was brought up by an English nanny.

• He acted in English films.

• He drank the milk of an English cow.

Answer 1

He acted in English films.

Explanation:

The boy drank English cow's milk, was raised by an English nanny, was schooled in English by an Englishman, and only viewed English films, according to the passage. Option (3) claims that he acted in English films, which is incorrect; this demonstrates Jung Jung Bahadur's aversion to the English language.