"By Any Other Name"

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What does Santha feel when her name is changed?

Back

She feels like she is two different people.

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Why are the Indian children separated during the test in Premila's class?

Back

The teacher thinks that otherwise they will cheat.

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What type of school do Santha and Premila attend?

Back

It is a school run by the British in India.

Front

Who taught Premila and Santha before they arrived at the Anglo-Indian school?

Back

Their mother.

Front

What event finally makes the girls leave the English school?

Back

They make the insinuation that all Indian students are cheaters.

Front

What is the significance of names in 'By Any Other Name'?

Back

Names represent identity and cultural heritage.

Front

How does the story illustrate cultural conflict?

Back

Through the experiences of Santha and Premila in a British-run school.

Front

What role does the teacher play in the story?

Back

The teacher enforces cultural biases and discrimination.

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What does the term 'Anglo-Indian' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

It refers to people of mixed Indian and British descent.

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How do Santha and Premila's experiences reflect broader societal issues?

Back

They highlight issues of colonialism and racism.