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1. "Amrita Pritam is an Indian English writer who belongs to ……….."
2. According to the superstitions, what was given to the girls in order to ensnarl them?
3. Which among the following does not belong to the theme of ‘The Weed’?
4. What is the name of the protagonist of ‘The Weed’?
5. Who was the reason for Angoori’s sorrows?
6. Angooori can be considered as a woman with ………. nature.
7. What was Angoori’s concept about women getting educated?
8. Angoori believed that her desolate mood was created by……………
9. In Amrita Pritam’s which novel memorable character, Puro, an epitome of violence against women, was pictured?
10. What was the ‘weed’?

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