Plot
Character
Setting
Themes
100

What is Ashima Generally dressed in?

Sari

100

What is the address of their newly purchased home?

67 Pemberton Road

200

What does Gogol find on his school trip?

Unique names in a graveyard.

200

What feelings had shifting to boston initially brought out in Ashima?

Misplaced, Homesick, sad and other synonyms.

200

What is the address of their newly purchased home?

67 Pemberton Road

300

What was in the letter sent by Gogols Grandmother?

The letter was blank

300

What is Gogols Official name and what made his parents decide upon the name?

His new name is Nikhil, chosen due to its resemblance with nikolai the russian author.

400

How does being an Immigrant and having different cultures effect the Gangulis.

The gangulis find it challenging to accept the newfound cultures. At the same time they experience racism and hate for their own cultures. Gogol goes through instances of bullying due to his name, he realises he is unique.

400

Name any two of their new neighbours

Johnsons, Mertons, Aspris or hills

400

Where does Gogol discover names as unique as his own? What does finding such names make him feel?

Gogol discovers these names at a graveyard during a school field trip. The discovery of these names makes him more accepting and satisfied with his own.

400

What theme does the vandalism of their surname ,"Ganguli" display?

Racism

500

How is the plot different in chapter 3 as compared to chapter 1 and 2?

Chapter 1 and 2 focus on the feeling of misplacement, denial of american customs and the feeling of homesickness. However, in chapter 3 the gangulis, mainly Ashima begin to accept the culture, and even slowly give into it. Gogol starts to accept his uniqueness.

500

"Professor Ganguli, your wife is on the phone"


What character said this?

Mrs Jones

500

When was Gogols First day of school, and why was Ashima unable to accompany him?

September 1973, Ashima was unable to Accompany him as she was pregnant and the car ride caused her to vomit.

500

What theme does Gogol's acceptance of his name depict?

Growing up, Maturity.